KAIKAN

I happily paid for this game since I played the original Kaikan well over 20+ hours. I love the original freeware version very much so I was taken off guard when I heard the new music. However, I have grown to really like the new music. This version provided the ability to change the resolution to more modern ones. Slight scoring tweaks but Kaikan retains everything that makes this game great. Highly recommended !!!

One of the best score-focused shmups of all time. If you like medal chaining, offensive score bombing, and boss cancels, you'll love Kaikan. The Steam version has a lot of nice QOL updates but also has a pretty different aesthetic from the original doujin version with the new soundtrack, some altered graphics (the new medal sprites look kind of washed out to me) and the removal of viewport panning. I think both versions have their appeal, I say pick this up to support a dev who very much deserves it and try playing both!

Ridiculously good value. The music and sound design are top notch, visuals are crisp and clear (giving some Raizing vibes!) and the gameplay is extremely satisfying. For this price you'd have to be a fool not to pick it up, regardless of your skill/experience level.

Not a bad STG game. Short and sweet, and clearly a labor of love. What keeps me from wanting to play it more, though, is that there's only one difficulty, and it leans towards the easy side. Bosses also die way too quickly, and some of the ships easily annihlate everything on-screen in the earlier levels, so you're left twiddling your thumbs since nothing can touch you. But the clincher for me are the LONG level transitions, which makes completing a level feel like punishment, and it discourages me from doing repeat playthroughs to beat my hi-score. It's a short game with short levels, and bosses made of paper, so why does it constantly take me out of control in every playthrough?

great score-focused play, and quite a bit more digestible than the arcade inspirations. can't go wrong with this one, especially if you like fun scoring mechanics.

It's... decent. The way medals work is hateful design, and the final stage is AWFUL (really though, are there any shmups with good final stages?).

An interesting shoot em up with a unique mechanic that punishes your score for just mindlessly holding down the fire button. Enemies drop gold medals for points and your points increase exponentially if you collect many of them in a row without having them fall off screen. The catch is that whn you le go of the fire button, all medals fly towards you, so there is an interesting risk/reward system of knowing when to shoot down enemies and when it is safe to let go to collect the medals for big points. Also, the soudtrack is heavy metal as hell! I love a game that is confident enough to have their song labels at the corner of the screen at all times.

O trailer te faz acreditar que o jogo é do bom kkkk O jogo nao vale um ovo.