Ghost Grab 3000

Came with Dungeon Deathball. Sideways thumb. It's fun for a bit, but could seriously use a balance pass. The totally dominant strategy is to pick the largest battery and fastest chassis possible, charge all over the map with full invincibility while you look for the next safe place to park (on the other edge so that your beam covers the whole screen) and recharge your batteries on bullets, usually staying on your original spot while invincible to bait bullets into that irrelevant position. There's no reason to enter the center of the screen or concern yourself with attacking enemies, and you spend more than half of your time invincible with your current position irrelevant. Almost feels like the proper control scheme would be to hold mouse to not be invincible, anywhere on the map, which smells like a shallower game, so it's not super surprising players get millions or even billions of points. (At time of writing I have 2 hours playtime and 167k points being 16/137 on Hard leaderboards, and honestly figured this strategy out just 30 mins ago) The game intends for you to actually dodge bullets but that's not how it plays out. Finally many upgrades are one-time-use, meaning useless for high-scoring runs, such as max HP and nukes.