- Build in the crate
- 1.0.8 fix
- Made by the team at
- Rogueside, Claeysbrothers
- Menu languages offered
- Russian, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese (Traditional), Korean, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish, French, Japanese
- How you pay for it
- DRM-free
- CPU it runs on
- Intel 64-bit
- Played on
- macOS Tahoe, Mac mini 2024 M4
- Dropped on
- 2.03.2018
- Spoken voice in
- English
Screenshots
Guns, Gore & Cannoli 2 is a side-scrolling action game that drops you into the final months of World War II in 1944, following Vinnie through occupied Europe.
run and gun through war-torn europe
Minute to minute, you move Vinnie left and right through 2D levels, aiming in any direction with 360-degree control. Enemies pour in from both sides, so you keep moving, duck behind cover, and switch between guns using the weapon wheel.
dual-wield and blast everything
Vinnie can carry two guns at once, which means you tap fire with one hand while reloading the other. You grab new weapons from fallen soldiers and swap on the fly – shotguns, machine guns, explosives – whatever the room calls for.
cutscenes and chaos between fights
Animated cutscenes push the story forward between levels. The rest of the time it's pure action: jump over obstacles, avoid traps, and shoot anything that moves. English voice acting keeps the dialogue clear while subtitles cover a dozen languages.
first days with vinnie
After you install, a few things help settle in quicker. Start the campaign on normal difficulty – it gives you room to learn the dodge-roll and somersault timing without punishing every mistake. The double jump is worth practising early: it gets you over barricades and out of corners when enemies push too close.
Spend a minute in the first level just cycling through the weapon wheel. Each gun has a different fire rate and reload speed, so you want to know which one comes up after which. Dual-wielding works best when you pair a fast sidearm with a heavy hitter.
co-op from the start
One of the better ways to play is online co-op with three friends. The campaign supports up to four players, and the chaos scales nicely. You cover different sightlines while someone else clears the path ahead. Communication is light – you mostly watch each other's backs and grab ammo before the other guy does.
If you are the one who played the first Guns, Gore & Cannoli, the jump-kick feels familiar but the 360-degree aiming changes how you approach crowds. You no longer stop to line up shots; you keep moving and fire wherever the cursor points. It takes a couple of sessions to unlearn the old habits, but after that the flow opens up.
For anyone looking for guns, gore & cannoli 2 mac full version, this is the one. No DRM, no launcher, just the installer and the game.
quick settings to check first
Open the game's options before you jump into combat. Adjust the display resolution to match your screen – the default might stretch or letterbox depending on your Mac. Audio sliders let you balance the gunfire, music and voice separately; turning the music down a notch helps hear enemy footsteps in tight corridors.
scenario: friday night co-op with old friends
You and three mates haven't played a side-scroller together in years. Someone picks up Vinnie, the rest join through the online lobby. Within minutes you are pushing through a bombed-out town, one player covering high windows while another clears ground level. The weapon wheel becomes muscle memory fast – shotguns for close quarters, machine guns for the open streets. The guy who always hoards ammo learns the hard way that dual-wielding burns through clips twice as fast. By the second level you are shouting over the chaos, pointing out traps and calling for help when a grenade lands at your feet. It is loud, messy and exactly the kind of session that keeps you coming back.
- macOS version not specified by the developer
- Intel processor (64-bit)
- Architecture: Intel
Kit check at a glance
| Chip | Intel 64-bit |
| Download | 1.4 GB |
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