Borealis

Interesting exercise in bullet hell survival. The gameplay is simple: don't get hit, but each "level" you survive makes the game different instead of every missile comes after you, some may dodge. The field may shift. They may just come as grid patterns. Then diagonals. Then both. Then the screen distorts. or is partially covered. EVERY wave/round is a little different, and how long can you survive? In practice, the controls are responsive, up to a point. You don't move very fast, as the game stated. It is about planning ahead (for a few seconds) and execute... and keep doing it without any mistakes. My main problem with the game is with the sound. The main menu is too loud, while the in-game volume is right. But if you adjust down the main menu, the game sound's are too soft. Argh. And while the sound track is dynamic, it doesn't quite flow well enough to be properly called a 'soundtrack'. All in all, it's an interesting experimentation on what a game WITHOUT anything shooting (by you) can go as an action game.

para jugarlo drogado.