10S FOREVER

very good! vibes are high and game is fun, challenging but not too challenging

I had played the original 10S via itch a while back and was pleased to see that there was a sequel. This one was much more focused, using a level-based structure, and had some good throwbacks to the first game. I did finally break down and use the in-game menu assists for Return, since I was struggling super hard on that boss. Good game though, always fun to play through a surprise sequel!

games hard and shes not kidding. killer soundtrack tight tennis gameplay and a mysterious story no problems ever in 10s forever yes put 10s forever in your steam account. (off to play 10s now).

10S Forever is a charming, confusing, chaotically fun experience, this game gets difficult pretty quickly, but as you play it and become more familiarized with the controls(which feel really nice), you'll realize the bullet hell it throws at you offers a lot more opportunities than you first realized, either to avoid or to counter-attack, once you've got a good grip on all of it, the game's harder difficulties prove a good challenge to try out all you've learned, being well-balanced for their most part, the bosses being the biggest example of this, each are decently challenging, but all of them feel very fair. Another strong point I'd like to mention is this game's soundtrack, it contributed a lot to the game's vibes and some boss themes are extremely catchy(Old Rival especially), it's all very groovy and weird, much like this game's story, which I've been trying to piece in my head after having finished it. One thing I'd like to mention is that the developer of this game has another game just called "10S" on itch.io, but I'm unsure on how much it ties into this game's story or if at all, as I've not played it yet. All in all, 10S Forever is a short but good, unique game you'll enjoy playing for a good 10 or so hours.

extremadamente adictivo !!!

Certified slick-type game. The feeling of somehow surviving the chaos, doing a lot of damage and returning the balls well is certainly a good one. Some of the patterns get quite tricky, specially on the second boss in comparison to the first, and the last one... It is a hard game, there was certainly no kidding on that. But being able to do a lot of damage if you manage to build a combo up to 10, and then getting close to the boss to throw that burst attack right in their face is cool. That was a fun little trick to learn. The game's mechanics are generally simple and go well together. Pretty much all is built around the combo. Being low on it means lower damage, so if you want to harm enemies more you'll have to keep it up, but upping the combo also makes the game harder in return, by beefing the enemies attack patterns a bit. Anyways, in short, it was a fun little game and I'm certain I'll go back to it from time to time, specially if new stuff ends up being added...