[h1]At a Glance[/h1]
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[td](Adult) Content[/td]
[td]No.[/td]
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[td]Censorship[/td]
[td]Not applicable.[/td]
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[td]Hours of Gameplay[/td]
[td]Thirty minutes.[/td]
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[td]Modding Support?[/td]
[td]No.[/td]
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[td]Patch Available?[/td]
[td]To my knowledge, no.[/td]
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[b]Aim Master H[/b] is a mildly lewd shooter game intended to hone your ability to aim at small targets with a side of waifu.
[h1]Gameplay[/h1]
There are three types of stages, each involving "shooting" targets.
In the first three stages, you click on falling targets to fill a gauge. Every target that hits the floor results in taking damage, and you can afford three fallen targets before having to repeat a stage. In the next three stages, you must clcik on targets that randomly appear before they [i]disappear[/i], or lose a heart. Three hearts down, and it's game-over. In the sixth stage, the targets dissapear rather quickly. . . it makes an already boring game even [i]more[/i] tedious when you lose to RNG.
Actually, I was having [i]so much fun[/i] that I decided to close the game and forget about it. I don't look forward to rebooting this software on a later date to write a lengthier review.
Though your "accuracy" is measured, it plays no part in whether or not you pass a stage. Clicking on targets is hardly satisfying, and I would have liked to have seen visual effects associated with projectiles or destruction of targets.
[h1]Story[/h1]
There is no story, moving on.
[h1]Visuals[/h1]
The titlescreen is a cluttered, multifunctional mess. From the gear icon you may adjust audio and display preferences. Though the game can be toggled between full-screen/not-fullscreen, the window cannot be resized, effectively rendering the fullscreen toggle [i]useless.[/i] You may also change the cursor style by clicking on the "Crosshair" button. The titlescreen doubles as a mode-select interface, allowing you to choose between the normal and "Endless" modes. From the "Gallery", you may review unlocked CGs. When viewing CGs, the user-interface can be completely hidden, though I did find the "pause" button for viewing [b]static[/b] CGs to be unwarranted.
[b] - The Goods -[/b]
There are nine static CGs to unlock, displaying anime girls in sci-fi military attire. They look. . . alright, but they won't be up everyone's ally. The artwork is stylized, and some people may find it amatuerish. There is no nudity (that I could find), and nothing remotely sexual.
[h1]Verdict[/h1]
I strongly disrecommend this game. It's an overall unfun experience. The gameplay is poor, and the gallery is nothing to talk about. I'd have more fun staring at a stop watch and Googling my favorite waifu artists. Though cheap, for the price point there are fun-er titles with better artwork. Unless you [i]really[/i] dig the "shooter" gameplay, I see little incentive to purchase this game.
I doubt this game will improve your rootin' tootin' shootin' skills.
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