Unwanted visitors
Fight on hostile planets together with your friends. Get as far as possible while under attack of enemy waves and bosses. Increase your chance to survive by collecting bonuses. Every attack will make you stronger. But don’t forget you have just one chance.
Key Features
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Engage in local and online multiplayer with friends and other players from around the world.
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Play and unlock 4 unique characters.
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Get more special weapons.
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Fight against different enemies and bosses, randomly chosen by the game with random abilities and powers.
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Unlock new items, characters and achievements.
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Get extra rewards for completing quests
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Save your highscores and stats.
The game is in development and we plan to gradually add new things:
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New maps
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Other unwanted visitors
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Special bosses
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Other characters you can unlock
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Lots of other weapons and bonuses
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New quests
Join the unwanted visitors discord:
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Danger Scavenger
Cautiously Recommend–Feels Very Much Unfinished
Stumbled upon this a few days back, wishlisted it and bought it today on a whim really digging the music and look the game has. Sometimes you strike out, sometimes you hit paydirt. This is paydirt, a diamond in the rough that after time can be awesome.
It’s VERY rough around the edges and definitely could use lots more polish but it’s highly addictive and the fun factor is very strong if you can get past the many nuances that hold this game back from being amazing.
– Real player with 17.2 hrs in game
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I’ve written a fairly neutral preview for this game on Gamer Escape, which you can find here: https://gamerescape.com/2020/06/29/preview-danger-scavenger/ . At that time, the game had just switched from being official release to Early Access to address the user feedback based on the mixed steam reivew score (At Gamer Escape we do not do scored reviews for Early Access games)
Within days, the devs for this game have already gone to work with their stated goal: Make the game more appealing to both the twin-stick shooter fans and the roguelike fans whom both had issues with how these mechanics were combined. They have added “Arcade Mode”, which removes the roguelike permadeath mechanics, but also in this mode, each character starts from a different tower, so you get more of a distinct experience with each character in this mode. While it kind of comes off as just a lowered difficulty setting, it does open the game up to a lot of people who find the punishing nature of the roguelike style more frustrating than fun.
– Real player with 14.2 hrs in game
Evasion
Excellent performance, medium lenght storyline (~4hs) excellent voice acting, audio and fun gameplay.
This game feels like it has great production value all around, the coop is very easy to host and join games (no mid level joining though)
I played this game a couple of times with my son in coop and its been a blast, the mechanics are simple, but they mix them up a bit to keep things interesting… As the enemies are robots, there is no blood and although violent, id say its family friendly.
BUT the game does feel a bit on the “simple” side, and does get a bit repetitive, in my opinion because you are forced to use the same weapon the whole level. (you choose before starting) The weapons are fun but would have loved the ability to mix it up mid level. and they are all similar, so there is no variation there.
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game
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Classic Halo-esque style combat! And it’s Co-op! Very easy to get into VR FPS shooter, think Halo meets Space Pirate Trainer. 9 Levels of Non-Stop Action that ramp up to a variety of different enemy types that require different strategies to defeat without dying (especially if you go at it alone during the last few levels!). Although the gameplay is simple, the player is rewarded for doing more than just point and shoot combat. You get health and surge/power ups by tactically using your whip to pull enemies apart. Kill them and miss a chance at a higher probability of getting a much needed health regeneration vial or that last yellow vial needed to release your powerful “Surge” attack and feel like an invulnerable bad-ass for a few moments. Took about 5 hours to complete alone, could probably finish it in 3 with a partner in Co-op mode. The only thing that could use work is adding the option to have controller directed movement, instead of only headset facing.
– Real player with 7.7 hrs in game
Rival Megagun
Rival Megagun is a very frenetic shoot ‘em up, extremely competitive, and its particular features like firing “special attacks” directly to your opponent and becoming a boss to tear them apart in a direct engagement adds even more pepper to its already intensively competitive gameplay.
It is extremely fun when playing it against your friends, but if you don’t have friends nearby, its Arcade Mode is very enjoyable too, with each character having their own motives to “enter the contest”. The story of this single player mode is simple, as anyone would expect, but it is interesting enough to want me to know better each character involved.
– Real player with 89.7 hrs in game
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This is a relatively mid-paced, simple chaining and dodging vs. shmup.
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“Gear” shouldn’t have been introduced
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Overall, a good introduction to this niche of this genre, but it might be wise to move on to harder games once you master this.
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Grab it on sale, jump on the discord, ask for a few games.
Rival Megagun is a vs. Shmup. You are on one side of the screen, your opponent is on the other. You both shoot enemy ships and dodge bullets. If you can maintain a chain, you both build up energy and build up drones for your opponent to shoot down. Once your chain drops, the drones spawn, and your energy is banked. If your chain dropped because you got hit, you lose a bunch of that energy. The goal is to make sure your opponent gets hit twice. You have two useful tools at your disposal: you can charge up a shot which fires character-specific objects at your opponents screen, and the ability to transform into a mega gunship, spawning a boss that you control onto your opponent’s side.
– Real player with 28.7 hrs in game
Bohrdom
Playing as an electron is low key highly addicting. Playing as the nucleus is incredibly challenging.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
I do not understand how physics works or how videogames works.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 4.1 WINGDIVER THE SHOOTER
EDF 4.1: Wingdiver the Shooter is an excellent shmup for those not normally into the genre, as it’s far more lenient than most arcade styled shmups. This is largely due to forgoing ‘one-hit health’ and instead sticking to the mainline EDF health system; an ever increasing health-pool that gets larger the more ‘Armor’ boxes the player collects from killing enemies.
Similar to collecting ‘Armor’, new weapons can be acquired by collecting ‘Weapon’ boxes.
Those who have played EDF 4.1 will find the Wing Diver’s arsenal to be familiar, though with effects altered to fit the gameplay style. (Note: You won’t need to rely on double Idunn’s in this game) Weapon energy management is present here as well, meaning certain weapons can quickly drain your ‘Energy Meter’ and cause you to overheat for a few seconds, rendering you unable to fight.
– Real player with 20.2 hrs in game
TL;DR: A pretty good shmup, and a pretty good distraction from EDF 4.1 too. If you’re not a shmup or a EDF fan though, it’s not the best introduction to both of these by far. Buy EDF 4.1 and you’ll most likely want to buy this one (And there’s a bundle with both, how neat!)
EDF 4.1 WINGDIVER THE SHOOTER, as the name implies, is a shoot’em’up spin-off from the EDF series which features one of the class of EDF 4.1, the Wing Divers.
Being a shmup and EDF fan, I instantly wanted to play it and a friend gifted it to me.
– Real player with 16.4 hrs in game
Gun Bombers
I am addicted to this game. 59 hours in, and I still want more. I got 3, so I could play with my kids, and they destroyed me. So I decided to practice in single player mode, and I am having more fun trying to beat my high scores than I was playing multiplayer. The addicting parts are 1) finding gems or gold, and 2) trying different strategies to last longer.
Admittedly the graphics are not very good, but the gameplay is fantastic and devilishly hard.
– Real player with 168.0 hrs in game
This is a fantastic throwback to the original Mine Bombers. Got a copy for myself, my brother and one of my freinds, convinced a few more to get it and had an awesome time playing. I don’t generally write reviews but this game deserves it. I highly anticipate what features come out for it in the future as it is early access.
This gets a huge reccomend from me, get it, grow the community I want to blow of more people.
downsides
You will have to forward ports 55555 in order to host.
it does not get along with certain antivirus programs for some dumb reason.
– Real player with 43.0 hrs in game
Acceleration of SUGURI 2
I made the first review when I had about 20 hours of playtime in total. Now it’s… a little bit more, but still not 7k. Anyway, I now have rights to say everything I think about the game.
First, I want to start with singleplayer, which is not where you are supposed to spend a lot time. When you are a new player, it will be a perfect place to start learning. As for me, I think it offers pretty challenging battles with CPU, and also CPU can teach you some basic stuff like simple combos and movement. Do NOT ignore singleplayer if you have just started, be it story, arcade or match mode.
– Real player with 1485.8 hrs in game
Right out of the gate:
As a casual game, I would highly recommend AoS2. It’s an extremely fun 1-versus-1 game that combines the best of the shoot em’ up genre and the fighting game genre for an explosive experience that no other game has replicated. But as a competitive game, I would not recommend AoS2. The metagame at a higher level is extremely unbalanced, both in character balance and in matchup dynamics, and gravitates towards defense and timeout to the point where not interacting with your opponent is the ideal.
– Real player with 1273.0 hrs in game
Aces of the Luftwaffe - Squadron
Not z good Shmup.
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Long loading times
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The action is hindered by text overlay at times
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The zoom in zoom out effect adds nothing to gameplay but interfere with the action
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The whole squadron thing is more a nuisance than anything else4
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Grindy, you’ll eventually get all upgrade
The first AotL was better as a simple SHMUP, this one is boring
– Real player with 39.9 hrs in game
Very fun game. My only complaint is that sometimes with all of the firepower from you and your squadron as well as boss fire, it can be a bit hard to see where you are sometimes. Overall, the challenge is fair in most cases, the voice acting is entertaining and I appreciate how the story looks at both sides of the conflict with the DLC added. I hope to see more in this series!
– Real player with 32.3 hrs in game
Castle of Shikigami 2
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Shikigami no Shiro series has always been one of my favorites.
I’m glad to see the second part here on Steam. The gameplay is as good as the first game.
I hope that, in the near future, we get the third part as well.
Recommended to every player who enjoys bullet hell and cool characters.
– Real player with 6.2 hrs in game
One of my favorite games of all, now ported with a shiny new coat of paint, new translation, and new arrange mode.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game