GanaBlade

Great STG! Famicom vibes! コントローラーの問題はまだ解決していません、移動が逆転しています！キーボードだけが正常に動作します！

This is another decent Shmup, but it comes with some caveats: You get unlimited continues yet you cannot save your progress. While the game only contains a few levels (as is fairly customary in the genre) they can be quite challenging, even on normal difficulty. If you want to play all the way to the end, you need to either do it in a single session or leave the game running. If you're like me, odds are you'll make it most of the way through the game, want a break and uninstall it because you don't want to grind through the first levels all over again (just to want/need a break again, so the cycle perpetuates). It can be particularly arduous because most stages have 2 bosses in them, with regular sections between. It feels like each level is 2 joined together and if you're trying to master the second boss of a level.. ..well when you die, you'll have to repeat the whole level, including the first boss each time until you reach the one you were struggling with again. If they had split these levels in half and given the ability to save it would go a long way to increasing my enjoyment of the game. Sometimes bullets were a little hard to track, but for the most part this was good. Music/sound was alright. You get to upgrade your ship between stages, but there are very few levels so progression isn't as satisfying as it was in a game like Tyrian. ===================== [b]My SHMUP Tier List[/b] ===================== [i]-Not an objective list, purely how much I enjoyed the games-[/i] [b]Loved:[/b] Tyrian 2000 | Jamestown | ZeroRanger | Super Hydorah | [b]Great:[/b] Super Galaxy Squadron EX Turbo | [b]Decent:[/b] Steel Empire | G-Darius | [b]Ganablade[/b] | [b]Meh:[/b] Steel Rain | Zenzizenzic | Steel Vampire | Natsuki Chronicles | Nebula Fighter | [b]Awful:[/b] Ginga Force | ===================== [i]-Probably played another 100+ Shmups, but I only started this list recently and am sticking mostly to modern releases[/i] [i]-Not including any 'flying anime girl shmups' as they don't appeal to me. Believe me, I've tried.[/i]

What an amazing gem. This is a really cool shmup. The difficulty curve is spot on. The game does a great job of teaching you what to do through its level design without ever feeling unfair. There's a clear sense of progression, making it an excellent entry point for newcomers who want to improve at the genre. If you can beat the game on Normal, getting a 1CC should feel like a realistic next step rather than a huge leap. The controls are incredibly responsive. I never noticed any input delay or accidental movement. The visual design is clean, and the pixel art was easily the biggest highlight for me. Visibility is generally good, and paired with the excellent chiptune soundtrack, every enemy explosion feels satisfying. For an indie title, the presentation is impressive. The English translation is a little rough in places, but it's easy to understand and never distracts from the gameplay. My only real complaint is the lack of a dedicated practice mode, though being able to select individual stages helps make up for it. Also, it works perfectly on Linux with an arcade stick.

能做到这种量的素材挪用应该不能称为简单的借鉴了，甚至连名字都只有一字之差，可以称之为抄袭 在demo后也是只有少量的素材被修改 我不如去玩原作《加纳战机》

a relatively long yet easy (well, easy at least on normal) shmup that feels a lot like mix between older traditional shmups (weapons system/art style) and bullet hell (small hitboxes, as well as some really dense patterns during late game). Has no controller support though, so you might have to bind buttons manually via Steam and it's controller tools. Oh, and also if your hardware is weak, you may encounter performance issues since game runs on Unity, however since this one skips frames instead of timescale being tied to framerate, i don't see this as that much of a problem.

If you like GG Aleste 3, you'll like this. However, if you want to play "normally" without a shop, you have to select Retro+EX difficulty. All other difficulties force you to use the shop system. That's fine though, because the game is deliciously intense on that difficulty.

Simple. to-the-point, workhorse of a shooter. Not many bells and whistles, but it's Compile and HudsonSoft-inspired design shows a deep understanding in what makes a Shmup truly shine. With it's extra modes, shop system, and branching paths... It's one of my favorite modern shmups.

A very fun little NES-esque shoot 'em up. Some good chip-tune-blasting, pixel exploding, simple as hell shooter. Setting up a controller is kind of a hassle, but it's just a matter of going into Steam's controller setting and setting your buttons to keyboard buttons. Good value for your money.

very good retro shmup- if you like this you will probably like g warrior too- another gem

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17kd7eKFHSZdX4zUZYxQIA5aSvcPd0ry0/view?usp=sharing 이걸 아직까지 하는 사람이 있는 지는 모르겠는데, 혹시라도 하는 유저가 있으면 도움되시라고 남깁니다. 게임에 한글이 없길래 장난삼아 넣어본 한글 패치입니다. 중국어 번체 자리 뺏어서 쓴거고, 일부 자막은 여전히 중국어가 나올텐데 그 외는 모두 한국어로 바꿔놨습니다. 게임 자체는 괜찮다고 생각합니다. 기체 별 밸런스도 나름 좋구요. 다만 2인 플레이는 너무 대충 조치하고 방치해둔 느낌이라 좀 그렇네요.