All Systems Operational

Really fun game. I've been playing since beta and boy oh boy are you in for quite the treat. Great customization of weaponry of ships. You can really fine tune your build with the upgrade system. Lvls are fun and challenging for those new and old to this genre. Devs are very communicative. Great game for the price tag.

Super fun! Levels are unique, graphics are old-school and fun, and the customization is absolutely awesome. I haven't had this much fun with friends since Castle Crashers first came out.

Fast, chaotic bullet hell with RPG-style upgrades and four unique ships to master. Blast through planets, grab loot, and take down big bosses solo or with friends. Co-op is a blast, updates are still coming, and it has that hidden gem feel. For ten bucks it’s an easy recommend if you like action and progression. A plus: On point voice acting - ReEeEeEeeEee

All Systems Operational is a fun throwback to classic Space Invaders–style shooters. It keeps things fresh with a good mix of enemy types and plenty of ways to customize your ship, which gives the game a nice sense of progression once you get rolling. The early game is definitely rough. The difficulty spikes hard until you’ve earned enough credits to start upgrading, and it can feel like a grind to get to that point. Some levels even feel flat-out impossible at first. That said, it’s surprisingly addictive. Once your ship starts to take shape, the game really opens up, and beating those early “no way I’m winning this” stages becomes genuinely rewarding. A solid pick if you’re in the mood for simple, old-school action with a modern layer of progression.

It's early access right now so I would wait until it was fully formed. I am giving it a very tentative thumbs up because it is somewhat fun but you restart after every level - it seems odd - why not allow the player to keep cranking for a high score? It might be because it was intentionally built for multi-player and not single player? Not sure but I would recommend the dev fixes that. As it stands, it's a decent shooter with a great variety of enemies and bullet patterns. I think the sound effects for the various things going on needs improvement. Controls seem to stick sometimes - I will have full energy but can't fire my secondary weapon even after it is fully cooled down. I wouldn't recommend this at more than a few dollars with the current level of gameplay but encourage the dev to keep cranking on it - seems like it's the foundation of something really good.

Awesome Bullet Hell side scrolling Shoot Em Up. I know the game is still early access but what i have played so far as impressed me. Good controls and catchy music. 4 Different spaceships to choose from each with their own different abilities and weapons. Great retro style graphics, There is a in game shop to purchase lots of cool weapons to blast Alien scum into Oblivion!!. Plenty of variation in enemies and Amazing giant bosses especially the Mantis Boss that is huge, The game is very addictive and quite challenging, Randomised stages to make it more entertaining and unexpected, overall very good game and lots of work has gone into it. well worth the paying price...If you love Bullet Hell games...Highly recommended. Buy this game. :) Excellent work guys..Both Thumbs UP!! SHOOT EM UPS 4 LIFE!!!

Great little bullet hell game with some nice RPG elements tied in such as weapon, ship, and mod upgrades.

It's pretty hard to enjoy the tutorial due to underpowered ship. It's pretty funny how it gets immediately more fun after the demo section, which I've heard is the first 3 stages. Starting from around 11th level the game is REALLY fun. I've been playing the game for entertainment so far, so I don't know what really to say. I've enjoyed it. (QUICK! Use the rotating shields secondary weapon before the devs patch its damage out)

Fun game for thos who like old style shoot 'em ups! with some modern touch .

This game is just a blast to play. It has seemless gameplay and great visuals that keeps you locked in. It definitley brings back good memories of classics like Capcoms arcade shooter 1942.