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Enter the Gungeon

Special Game Modes Guide (Turbo, Rainbow, Blessed & More)

2026-07-12

All special modes in Enter the Gungeon — Turbo Mode, Rainbow Mode, Challenge Mode, Blessed Mode, and Boss Rush: which NPC runs each mode, how to unlock it, and how it plays.

Special Game Modes Guide (Turbo, Rainbow, Blessed & More)

Beyond the main run, Enter the Gungeon offers several optional special modes, all managed by NPCs in エントランス. Each section below covers how a mode plays, how to unlock it, and how to turn it on. For more detail on the NPCs themselves, see the All NPCs & Merchants GuideAll NPCs & Merchants Guide.

Turbo Mode

How It Works

The whole game speeds up: player movement and dodge roll around ×1.4, enemy movement ×1.5, enemy bullets ×1.3. Reload times and 連射速度 stay the same, so the pace gets much more intense — great for thrill-seekers or shortening run length.

Unlock & Access

  • NPC: ターボモードの犬 – トニックターボモードの犬 – トニック
  • Unlock: his cell appears after the ドラガンドラガン has been defeated; once rescued he settles in エントランス
  • Access: talk to him to toggle the mode on and off for free

Notes

  • Defeating the ドラガンドラガン in Turbo Mode unlocks the クライシスストーンクライシスストーン
  • Turbo Mode does not speed up the pasts
  • In co-op, Turbo Mode only affects Player 1 — Player 2 gets the effect only if Player 1 is dead
  • Your movement and roll speed up more than enemy bullets but less than enemy movement, so outrunning projectiles gets easier while outrunning chasing enemies gets harder

Rainbow Mode

How It Works

Each floor starts with a Rainbow Chest from which you may take exactly one item. Almost every other chest and item drop is confiscated by レインボーモードの案内人 – ボウラーレインボーモードの案内人 – ボウラー, and shops stop selling items — your entire run rides on one lucky pull per floor, which makes high-quality pulls feel fantastic.

Unlock & Access

Notes

Challenge Mode

How It Works

Every combat room gains 1–3 random challenge modifiers (more on later floors) — enemies exploding on death, darkened rooms, restricted firing zones, and so on. Bosses in the Hollow and 鍛冶場 get unique extra modifiers.

Unlock & Access

Notes

Blessed Mode

How It Works

During a blessed run you carry a single ever-changing weapon — it transforms into another random gun after dealing 200 damage, killing 5 enemies, running out of ammo, or 20 seconds in combat — and no other guns can be added to your inventory. Active and passive items are unaffected.

Unlock & Access

  • NPC: 祝福の魔女祝福の魔女
  • Unlock: rescue her from a cell after the ドラガンドラガン has been defeated
  • Access: pay 6 ヘゲモニークレジットs to bless your next run

Notes

  • During a blessed run, bosses drop no ヘゲモニークレジットs, shops sell no guns, and the shortcut elevators are blocked off; Munchers and Evil Munchers cannot be fed guns either (MuncherMuncher)
  • Picking up a new gun does not give you a second gun — it just triggers another reroll. Achievements and unlocks can still be earned during a blessed run
  • ガンスリンガーガンスリンガー cannot be unlocked on a blessed run — as パラドックスパラドックス you will not be pulled down to Bullet Hell by the ゾンビキングゾンビキング
  • Completing a blessed run unlocks ガンサーガンサー and the "Gun Game" achievement

Boss Rush

How It Works

Each floor contains only an entrance, boss rooms, and an exit — you fight the bosses back to back up to the ドラガンドラガン. Bosses have no DPS cap here, so strong combos can melt them.

Unlock & Access

  • Entrance: the elevator room in エントランス (修理屋修理屋)
  • Unlock: complete the 鍛冶場 shortcut elevator
  • Access: costs 3 ヘゲモニークレジットs; the first time is free

Notes

Cursed Mode

Cursed Mode is not a built-in toggle but a high-risk playstyle: deliberately stack Curse, and Jammed enemies appear more and more often — difficulty and rewards rise together. See What Is Curse? Effects and How to Lower ItWhat Is Curse? Effects and How to Lower It for where Curse comes from, what it does, and how to reduce it.