Maku

Unbalanced mess. Too few skills to choose from. Some skills are totally useless (whip) and some are really OP. (laser.)

It's like vampire survivors with lolis!

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Still needs a lot of balance and coding work...

For early access, this feels like a working, and fun proof of concept to kill a few hours on. I hope the developer continues work on this, and isn't afraid to break the mould of its inspiration. Generally the melee and proximity weapons don't feel so good. They should scale better because they can only reach a limited part of the screen, whereas ranged is superior due to how many enemies are affected. A different skill system, like Noita, or Path of Exile, could really help this game stand out. (active skills augmented by dropped items/gems - basically the FF7 materia system), with the strategy coming from finding synergy between the active and the passive supports) Something like: x support gem leeches life of chosen skill x support causes projectiles to explode on contact x support causes knockback (melee or ranged) x support causes a multicast, multiattack x support casts spell on taking damage, with damage bonus. (Imagine intentionally walking into a large pack in order to nuke it, or having one spell cast another when it expires). Something that changes the skill behavior, rather than the same skill doing the same thing every playthrough. Currently a player's strategy is to collect all the active weapons they think are best to fire automatically while you manage movement, and it scales exactly like other games. Recommended, but its not innovative.

FANTASTIC twin stick survivor bullet-hell game. Fuses bullet-hell and reverse bullet-hell for a unique challenge. Played well on Steam Deck. Bosses and enemies progress well per level. The game has multiple challenge modes and super cute retro themed pixel art too.

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