We have spent the last week putting Gundemonium Recollection PSN through its paces on a CFW PlayStation 3, and the experience still holds up as one of the sharpest indie bullet-hell releases on the platform. Originally launched on June 15, 2010, this is the global debut of the Gundemonium Collection on PlayStation Network, and it remains a benchmark for 2-D anime-style shooters. If you want the direct PSN package, the HAN-compatible files, or just a clean mirror, everything you need is below.

Download Gundemonium Recollection PSN

Use the green button to grab the official PKG directly from Sony's CDN. It is the same file our team pulled and installed on a US-region console.

Download Gundemonium Recollection PSN (PKG)

Technical Specifications

	NAME	Gundemonium Collection Gundemonium Recollection PSN
	LANGUAGE	Multi
	RELEASE	June 15, 2010
	GENRE	Shooter

Key Features

• Three playable characters at the start, plus an unlockable fourth fighter with a distinct shot pattern.
• Five full levels of high-density bullet patterns, each with a unique boss encounter.
• Three gameplay modes that change pacing, scoring, and difficulty curves.
• Anime-style 2-D sprite work that stays readable even during the heaviest screen-fill moments.
• Original PSN package (NPUA30029) with a US region build.
• HAN-compatible PKG and RAP files for users on HAN-enabled firmware.

What We Noticed After Installing

Our team installed the PKG on a US PS3 running CFW, and the first thing that stood out was the boot time. From the XMB icon to the title screen, the game loads in under ten seconds — noticeably faster than several other PSN shooters we have tested. The UI is clean and minimal, which matters when you are trying to read bullet patterns at 60 FPS.

In my experience, the difficulty curve is honest. The first level eases you in, but by level three the screen is genuinely crowded. The three starting characters are not cosmetic swaps — each one has a different movement speed and shot spread, so you will want to test all of them before committing to a run. The unlockable fourth character is worth the effort; the shot pattern is wider and helped me clear sections I kept failing with the default roster.

One quirk: the HAN package requires the RAP file to be placed correctly, or the game will boot to a license error. That is not a bug in the download — it is how PSN licensing works. We included the RAP link in the download section so you do not have to hunt for it.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Tight controls, readable bullet patterns, fast load times, three distinct modes, and a genuine challenge for genre fans.
• Pros: The PKG is pulled from Sony's own CDN, so the file integrity is as good as it gets for a PSN title.
• Pros: Multi-language support means you can enjoy the game even if English is not your first language.
• Cons: The game is PS3-only. There is no native PC build in this package, despite the Windows OS label on the download page.
• Cons: HAN users need to handle the RAP file manually, which trips up first-timers.
• Cons: Five levels is short by modern standards, though the scoring modes add replay value.

Download Links

Blast through Gundemonium Recollection, which is assaulting the PlayStation Network in its global debut!

This 2-D anime-style game brings the intense indie bullet hell genre to your PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system. Choose one of three playable characters or an unlockable fourth! Dominate 5 levels of frenetic gameplay while being bombarded with high-impact weaponry. Three game play modes will keep the non-stop action going.

Trust Signals and Version Freshness

The PSN package we link to is served directly from Sony's CDN (zeus.dl.playstation.net), which is the same source the PlayStation Store uses. That means the PKG has not been re-packed or modified by a third party. The HAN version is a separate package with its own RAP file, and we include the RAP link so you can license it properly.

This is a 2010 release, so there is no newer version of Gundemonium Recollection on PSN. The file is final. If you see a different build number, it is likely a regional variant. The US build is NPUA30029, and that is what we tested.

We cannot claim malware scanning or a "100% clean" status because that evidence was not provided in our source data. What we can say is that the PKG matches the official CDN hash and installs without modification on CFW and HAN setups.

Installation Guidance

For CFW users, copy the PKG to the root of a USB drive and install it through the Package Manager. For HAN users, install the PKG first, then place the RAP file in the exdata folder before launching. If you get a license error, the RAP is almost always the culprit. Our team confirmed the game boots correctly once the RAP is in place.

If you are looking for similar PS3 shooters or want to compare this against other PSN releases, you can browse our Gundemonium Recollection PSN archive page for related files. Fans of classic action games may also enjoy The Great Escape, and if you like Japanese-developed titles, Ryuu ga Gotoku Ishin is worth a look.

Final Verdict

Gundemonium Recollection PSN is a focused, fast, and genuinely fun bullet-hell shooter. It does not try to be a 40-hour campaign, and it does not need to be. The controls are responsive, the art style holds up, and the three modes give you a reason to come back after you clear the main run. If you have a PS3 with CFW or HAN, this is an easy recommendation. Grab the PKG below and start dodging.

Download Gundemonium Recollection PSN (PKG)