All 270 Items and How to Get Them in Enter the Gungeon - Page 4

Increases damage to jammed enemies by 225% for a total damage output of 325%. Increases damage to bosses by 25%.

Coolness increases as curse increases. Coolness decreases the cooldown of active items and increases the chance of items dropping upon clearing a room. Two points of Coolness are granted per point of curse. Prevents the usual curse penalty towards getting a room clearing reward. Increases curse by 2. Due to the nature of the item, effectively gives 4 coolness.

Bullets increase in size and damage as they travel. Damage Increase: Bullets gain 2.5% additional damage for every tile they travel. Size Increase: Bullets grow by 10% of their original size for every tile they travel. The damage increase cannot exceed 250%, no matter how far the bullet flies.

Removes all liquids/webbing near the player. Allows the player to understand Professor Goopton (not an actual game-changing mechanic). The player does not need to be actively holding the sponge in order to understand Professor Goopton - they just need to have picked it up once in the run. Dropping the Sponge keeps the effect.

Stays near the player and will block bullets, but does not orbit like guon stones. Upon being picked up, it assigns a trigger randomly from the list of triggers. Upon satisfying the trigger, it awards the player Windgunner for a short period. Trigger: This trigger remains the same for the entire run. The weapon takes a few seconds to activate, and once it does, it lasts for about 10 seconds. - Player uses their last blank. - Player takes damage to hearts. - If playing as the Robot, taking armor damage also counts. - Player loses their last piece of armor. - Player goes down to half a heart. - If playing as the Robot, this trigger will not activate. - Player's gun runs out of ammo. - Player is set on fire. - Player takes damage from electrocution or poison. - Player falls into a pit. - Player flips a table. - Player uses an active item. Saving and quitting the game may rarely result in a new randomly assigned trigger upon reloading, completely replacing the old one.

At close range, bullets are 50% larger and deal significantly more damage. At further ranges, bullets deal slightly less damage. Decreases bullet speed by 30%.

Slows down time to 1/60 as long as the player is not moving. Essentially, 1 second normally becomes 1 minute when not moving.

Summons a Super Space Turtle familiar which follows the player, firing bullets that deal 5 damage at enemies.

Hidden Tech Flare (with Hot Lead): Flipping tables ignite enemies in higher damage green fire. Range is also greatly increased

Flipping a table flips all other tables in the room. Adds a chance to spawn money whenever a table is flipped.

Hidden Tech Big Shotgun (with Big Shotgun): Table Tech Shotgun shoots Big Shotgun rounds when Big Shotgun is held.

Upon clearing a room, spawns a turtle familiar. Turtles can block bullets and deal contact damage to enemies. They will die if they take a certain amount of damage.

Turtle Solutions (with Super Space Turtle): Each room clear spawns another Super Space Turtle, up to a maximum of 4.

Increases damage based on the other guns the player has. 2% of the total damage of the player's non-equipped guns is added as flat damage to the player's currently equipped gun.

Whenever the player fires a gun, occasionally fires a special high-damage bullet, similar to the critical shot fired by the Vorpal Gun. Gives beam style Guns a small chance every second while firing to gain double damage for one second, creating random seconds of double damage.

Snicker-snack (with Excaliber): Excaliber fires a spread of 3 homing shots that deal 20% less damage.

Upon entering a room, there is a high chance that an enemy will become charmed for the duration of the room. After clearing the room, the charmed enemy (if still alive) is then automatically killed without dropping any money. Grants two heart containers. Increases fire rate by 15%. Increases curse by 2.