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Gunso's Skateboard Run for Nintendo Switch

Speedrunning game with a lovable turtle

  • Paid
  • 4.3
  • 3
  • V varies-with-devices

Speedrunning game with a lovable turtle

Gunso's Skateboard Run is a premium arcade game developed by MBA International Inc. It is an animal-themed running game that revolves around a lovable turtle chasing after his cat friend while overcoming all kinds of challenges and obstacles across track-like courses around the house. He will speed through various locations while riding a skateboard.

Speed turtle

Gunso's Skateboard Run revolves around the titular Gunso, a turtle riding a skateboard trying to chase and play with his beloved cat friend, Koyuki-chan. Race through various obstacle courses around the house filled with objects that will attempt to slow you down. The controls are intuitive and easy to learn, and you can enter Fever Mode for a short burst of speed by shaking your controller. 

Aim for the best scores during each run—the higher the points, the more photos you unlock of your adorable cat friend. You can check your Album for all the pictures you've collected. All that said, while the gameplay is fun and charming, it does get repetitive after a while. It could use more content or modes to keep things interesting.

One-trick turtle

Overall, Gunso's Skateboard Run is a charming arcade game that will have you zip around the house with a lovable turtle and his skateboard, chasing his feline friend. That in itself is enough of a reason to give it a try. However, the thrill quickly fades off with repetitive gameplay. Nevertheless, it's a fun and lighthearted good time that anyone can enjoy.

  • Pros

    • Intuitive controls
    • Charming and lovable characters
    • Various photos to unlock and collect
  • Cons

    • Repetitive gameplay
Icon of program: Gunso's Skateboard Run

Gunso's Skateboard Run for Nintendo Switch

  • Paid
  • 4.3
  • 3
  • V varies-with-devices