
A short side-scroller shooter game featuring Jurard T Rexford of holostars! Fight against corruption beasts and 4 other holostars members in this simple boss-rush game!
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Jurard Run is a short side-scroller shooter game featuring Jurard T Rexford of holostars, the leader of the ARMIS unit!
Shoot through corruption beasts and battle against other holostars members on the way. Can you survive until the end? Or will this dino face extinction once again?
Battle against 4 bosses with unique and creative mechanics, with telegraphed attacks inspired by MMO raids.
Destroy incoming corruption beasts and dodge enemy attacks while shooting. It's very simple, but can also be very challenging!
Play casually in the normal difficulty with checkpoints for each bosses, or challenge yourself in the merciless difficulty with harder mechanics and no checkpoints!
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WARNING: This game contains some flashing lights. Player discretion is advised.
This game is published under CCMC Corp(※1)'s Indie game brand "holo Indie".(※2)
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※1. About CCMC Corp.
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※2. About "holo Indie"
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[b]# --- MY THOUGHTS:[/b] I think this is a really cool short bullet-hell shooter game. I enjoyed it a lot and I thought all the enemies had unique and interesting attack patterns. It took me a while to beat the hard-mode (I wasn't allowed to get hit), but I managed to win eventually. I just wish it were a bit longer. [b]# --- RATING: 6.5/10[/b]
A fun little game that offers a nice modest challenge for people new to run n gun and shmup type games while not being too easy. Intuitive to play and demands good fundamentals. A harder mode for better players too. Nice work!
9.9/10 Free, re-playable, .1 off simply because I think a 3rd and more challenging difficulty would fit perfectly. It took me a good while to finish it to be fair, but it didn't feel incredibly difficult. Still a challenge on merciless, so an impossible difficulty would fit right in for those better than I am currently
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Инди игры спасут этот мир. Очень чиловая игра для прохождения за мин 15 на обычной сложности (но это скорее обучение) и ещё мин 30 на сложной (для рукожопов специально). Суть максимально простая, графики нет от слова совсем, музыка... лучше включить свой плейлист. И при всём этом я получил определённый кайф
fair game fun game I wish there are more
Disclaimer: I've never really seen Holostars EN specifically, so I don't have context for whatever happens in this crazy game. All I know is that I liked what I played! It's like that endless runner game we all play on Chrome when the Wi-Fi's out, only every so often you'll have to fight some insane boss straight out of a Kirby or Gunvolt game. The graphics are very simple - minimalist even, a bit like Celeste - but the music is surprisingly catchy, and... again. THE BOSSES. Good Lord the bosses. The final boss even has three phases! I will say though that this game is fairly memory-based. Once you've learned what the boss does to attack, he will always use those same moves in succession, so after you learn the patterns you'll just blaze through his health bar. Additionally, there are some pretty noticeable lag spikes when a boss first shows up on screen. I still haven't figured out the perfect control scheme for this, so I won't be attempting Merciless Mode quite yet.
Your character is invisible sometimes the boss too, it's a miracle I 100% percent this game despite that.
Moving my left stick was also resetting my aim position which made this really annoying to play. The bosses had a little too much health too - repeating the same attack pattern over and over.
Simples mas bem legal, ainda mais pra um jogo gratuito :)
minny fun
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