PAWARUMI
Pawarumi is a fantastic vertical shmup and one of the best of all time. Great graphics, great music, three different difficulty settings with the easiest being super easy and laid back for newcomers and the hardest being perfect for those looking for a traditional bullet hell challenge featuring a crazy true final boss encounter at the end w/ a true ending.
Includes an in-game gallery achievement menu, a Practice mode to play individual stages (and being able to go for achievements that can be unlocked on those specific stages). The game’s three color weapon/enemy color system is quick and easy to pick up on and the game implements the system perfectly, allowing you to score more points, refill your health meter (Shield) and refill your bomb meter (Super). Each stage is really well designed and different from one another, with each section throwing something entirely new at you beyond just new enemy ship types. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun and challenging vertical shmup with tons of replay value =)
– Real player with 33.5 hrs in game
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I kickstarted this game and haven’t been disappointed. To call it an indie game really doesn’t do it justice - the level of polish is very high. Nice 2.5D graphics that are reminiscent of Radiant Silvergun or Zero Gunner 2, interesting weapon mechanics and a deep scoring system really make Pawarumi stand out among ‘indie’ games, and with just about the right level of difficulty not to scare beginners off. The game has 5 levels each with it’s own unique theme - first level is a snow base, second is a weapons factory set in industry and lava, find the rest out for yourself :-p. With mid bosses and bosses that you can blow bits off to maximize score, anyone who’s played shooters before will be right at home. Only real omission is the lack of a 2 player mode. Definitely worth £12.99 of anyone’s money!
– Real player with 16.8 hrs in game
Kilemol
Idk what have I write. But there are code for death counting this StupidGame.
enum _:D_SCORE DEATHS;
new g_Info[33][D_SCORE];
//двумерный массив 33,1 для счетчика одна ячейка
public plugin_init()
{
register_event("DeathMsg", "Event_Kilemol", "a");
register_clcmd("say /govno", "kilemol_blyat");
}
public client_connect(id) g_Info[id][DEATHS] = 0; //при коннекте обнуляем
public Event_Kilemol()
{
//получаем аргумент жертвы
new Victim = read_data(2);
//прибавляем по счетчику +1
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
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League Space
Well, it is a multiplayer only game with microtransactions and no single player.
The server menu is one of the worst laid out menus I have ever seen.
I couldn’t play a game or even enter the arena because you have to have more than one player to start.
Just terrible.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
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Zeon 25
I love very simplistic games and this was one of them. The gameplay, design and soundtrack
give the game that cool retro feeling. And the story is there just to give the
gameplay some meaning, wich works just fine. All in all it was worth my time and investment.
I really hope theres a sequel coming, because I ran trough the chapters really fast without much difficulty.
So a bit more chapters and more difficult ones with maybe some new enemy types would be fun to see.
Also it would perhaps be more logical to have a leaderboard for each blood rain map instead of just one.
– Real player with 29.1 hrs in game
Played the game for 2 1/2 hours, here are my thoughts.
Fairly simple top-down shooter. Minimalistic and easy to get into. The upgrade system is a nice touch, giving your more bullets per shot and eventually more health to survive longer. Has the arcade feel and a difficulty that isn’t too hard. Additional endless modes just let you enjoy the game and try out changes to your build without interfering with your storyline game. The “retro” screen effect option is a nice touch as well.
The enemies are reskins of each other as you progress in levels, so there’s really no variety. Also too a good chunk of the enemies have an effective aimbot on you; they will lock onto you instantly and follow your movements. This can make battles against larger enemies super awkward. The controls aren’t well-defined and you don’t know that you need to hold both mouse buttons to shoot. Controller support is non-existant even though it says fully supported. Also there is no new game feature or a way to overwrite your current game due to the cloud saves, so unless you pull some Steam trickery the game has almost no reply value outside of the endless modes.
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
Enyla X
Elyna X is shoot’em up (Shmup) for 2 players in cooperative mode.
The year is 3864, mysterious ships appear and iniciate a terrible attack against planet Earth, It is up to Enyla, a courageous space pilot, to lead the space fleets in defense of her beloved planet.
Features
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2 game modes (Story Mode and Boss Rush).
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Local cooperative mode for 2 players.
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3 levels of difficulties (Easy, Normal and Hard).
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Available in English and Portuguese (Brazil).
Warp Out
Really fun
Good progression, diverse enemies, and no motion sickness!
A great VR bullet hell
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
A neat shoot’em up!
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Iridium
One of the best Uridium clones on the PC to date. Gorgeous explosions and hectic gameplay. Recommended! (8/10)
– Real player with 16.4 hrs in game
Iridium feels like a true successor to classic Uridium. While this is inspired by retro, don’t let that put you off. The game feels fresh and modern.
The game is split into sub-levels, which consist of space and cavern/indoor sections. There is a good mixture of small fighters and mid-range frigates throughout the levels, constantly altering your play-style. Each area finishes with a huge capital ship battle, which is in the style of Uridium.
While the difficulty level is quite high compared to modern games, it is well balanced and feels fair. Unlike old-school shooters you don’t lose all power-ups (and hope!) on a single death. You re-spawn close to where you died, allowing you to attempt the section again.
– Real player with 15.5 hrs in game
Let’s Rock!
You are a young graduate of an aviation school, who, by assignment, got to the distant frontier of the developed area of the Universe. Now you have to go the path from a rookie to an experienced pilot, who is destined for great battles in the name of Humanity.
Game features:
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9 colorful levels. Explore diverse and unique worlds
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Earn points and exchange them to enhance the power of your war machine. After passing each level, it becomes possible to acquire a new type of weapon. Learn to use your arsenal effectively. You will have an impulse gun, the missiles, a plasma gun, the mines, the homing shells, a laser gun, a protective energetic shield, and finally you will have Perun’s Exhaletion!
Also in the game:
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Choose the spaceship that best suits your skills
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Destroy the bosses
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Accompany and protect cargo ships
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Free captured Earthlings and other creatures
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Find and destroy 8 evil alien fish
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Enjoy!
I.O.R.C Impact Orbital Rescue Crew
A twist on the side scrolling shooter, in this game you have to fly around dealing with falling space junk.
I found this game quite challenging and there is a good amount of strategy involved in deciding what aspects to deal with first, such as putting out fires or breaking apart the debris.
I found it satisfying to finally beat a level, after a few attempts, adjusting my strategy to deal with the different types of falling wreckage.
Overall a challenging and fun game.
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
INSPACE 2980
The game has menu problems that make it UNPLAYABLE at all past level 2. Strangely, the demo did not have this problem. The developer has had a long time to fix the problem, but it appears he’s promoting some other game now.
– Real player with 6.1 hrs in game
I really wanted to like this game because I love shooters like this, but it just feels unpolished and has too many little frustrations. Upgrades are uninspired and cost WAY too much to max out requiring a lot of grinding. It seems there are so many bonuses and upgrades that should obviously be included, but aren’t for some reason. I can overlook little UI issues (Why does the audio volume range from -1% - 104%?), but it just gets repetitive and becomes a grind. I quit near the end once I got to a slow escort mission that would require a slow grind to upgrade my ship to finish.
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game