Nov 14, 2016 05:10 AM EST By G. Sal, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Gun Gun Pixies" new details are featured in the latest issue of Dengeki PlayStation. Compile heart's newly announced third-person shooter game is set to launch for PS Vita in Japan in 2017.

The people of Pandemo, which is the mother planet of the "Gun Gun Pixies" protagonists always plunder different planets. Due to this, outsiders are not easily trusted, and there was extremely no communication. Because the people are not into marriages and the planet's population is notably decreasing, a plan was made to study interactions among earthlings to fix the situation.

"Gun Gun Pixies" is a type of third-person shooter gun-action adventure game, where players reportedly take the role of the tiny alien girls on a mission to enter a women's dormitory. As they explore the big rooms, the players will shoot at strange objects, causing some changes in the people inside the room. Enemies should be expected that will try to prevent them from their mission. The first protagonist is Bii-tan, a delinquent soldier that adores cute women, while the second is named Kame-pon, also a delinquent soldier that adores her buddy Bii-tan, Gematsu reported.

"Gun Gun Pixies" has been inspired by the collectible figures, including the determination to run around the girl's rooms from a low angle. Also, the gun used is loaded with "Happy Bullets" that can cure the stiff shoulders of the girls the moment they got shot, Capsule Computers reported.

Meantime, the game's main visual is illustrated by Katsuyuki Hirano. He is also known for his work on "Genkai Tokki: Moero Chronicle" and the "Record of Agarest War" series.

"Gun Gun Pixies" is featured in the November issue of Dengeki PlayStation, with some information on "Hostile Aliens", "Reward Scenes" and "Boss Girls". However, the details of the game are  expected to leak prior the Nov. 10 release of the magazine. Watch Gun Gun Pixies - Official Trailer

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