
Using a powerful weapon and raw skill, can you take out an entire space pirate fleet? Harken back to the era of old browser games in this fast-paced bullet hell shoot 'em up where stages change based on objectives cleared!
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You, armed with a powerful weapon that can destroy anything easily, and naught but a single ship, decide to set out to stop an entire galactic force of space pirates, the infamously incompetent nuisances-more-than-threats known as The Hapsy Crew. I mean, they're just The Hapsy Crew, right? A single ship is all you could possibly need. They've never been a threat before... so what could possibly go wrong...?
Flashover MegaSector is a fast-paced bullet hell shoot 'em up with simple-but-unique mechanics built to look like a browser game from an era long passed.
The game features easy to understand controls and readable visuals to make sure you can get the basics down quickly. Additionally, you can set your starting lives to account for your skill level, ensuring you can make it through the game no matter how good or bad you may be at shoot 'em ups. Meanwhile, for skilled players, don't worry: Varied level gimmicks and complex enemy patterns will keep you on your toes and make sure you can't ever get too comfortable.
Don't think that getting the highest score possible will be straightforward either: Clearing objectives in one level will change the patterns in the next. Do you make the next level harder to push your score higher? Or do you play it safe, trying to avoid the massive score penalties associated with dying? The game tracks your highest score you've gotten, so push yourself ever farther on each playthrough!
Experimental yet straightforward mechanics, engaging level design with varied gimmicks, and tons of gradients everywhere for era-authentic visuals are built both to make for a good, easy to play but hard to master shoot 'em up and to remind of browser games of days gone by.
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Languages: English
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Даже незнаю.Игра только для тех у кого ПК 91 года,на котором вы смогли установить Win 7 или для тех кто просто хочет зашкварится за 15(по акции а так 30) рублей Если честно,то после игры меня тошнило жестко
A very short but nice SHMUP that has a few fun ideas. The variety of different things that can kill you encourage a lot of movement around the screen while the extremely tiny player hitbox and ability to set lives as desired keeps things from ever feeling unfair. The art style isn't especially interesting but it does mean there's never any visual confusion, and the exciting music choices help to infuse the action with the necessary energy. It clocks in at about 20-30 minutes for a playthrough but the different clear conditions for each stage +score chasing make it fairly replayable and, for a dollar, you're still getting your money's worth even if you only play it once.
弾幕要素のあるアスレチックシューター、難易度は中程度で全5面。 グラフィックスはとてもシンプルだが各ステージの構成は練られており、 遊び応えのあるものとなっている。100円の価値は十分にある。 BGMも良い。ただ、コントローラーに対応していないのは残念だった。
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