Minishoot' Adventures

Well, what can I say? I've had to postpone my FFVII Rebirth playthrough just to keep playing and beat this game, if that says something. A fine tuned experience that mixes old school Zelda progression / level design with bullet hell induced friction and twin stick shooter gameplay. This got me hooked from the very first minute to the last few hours, good stuff.

If you want spend some time playing & enjoying a game, pick this up. It's quite like the legendary SNES title, Zelda III: A Link to the Past... but with a spaceship. You explore a map, get power-ups, visit dungeons, solve puzzles, and beat bosses. ...However: if you don't actually enjoy spending time playing games and want to speedrun every game for trophies or whatever, you should probably pass on this one. (You should also slow down a bit and take the time to enjoy things, but whatever. It's your life.)

Imagine a SHUMPS combined with Zelda like world, u get Minishoot Adventures. This is such a delightful indie games. Can't recommend it enough!!

Nice and breezy zeldavania with a twin-stick shooter twist. Cute art style and tight gameplay. Doesn't overstay it's welcome and is the right amount of challenging. An easy recommend to fans of either genre!

Wow. That was some sweet 10 hours of gaming. Worth full price to support the devs. Zelda 16 bits Shmup Edition. Don't let the initial impression of the simple grap[hics fool you - this is a true gem of a game. Well done devs, well done. I'd buy a sequel with my eyes closed.

Great fun - Great Music - Zelda in a Spaceship with Bullet Hell - In many ways an old school game but feels fresh and new too

Minishoot' Adventures is an incredible Bullet Hell/Metroidvania top-down shooter game. From start to finish this game captivated me, be it by it's endlessly unique and challenging bullet patterns (at least on the highest difficulty!), it's great soundtrack and it's charming aesthetics. The story is definitely not it's biggest selling point, but there are lots of cute and wholesome bits to it! The ability to upgrade and downgrade your abilities as you please is really cool and the checkpoints are definitely generous so you never feel like you need to restart half-an-hour of gameplay. I think the only thing I disliked a bit more about the game is how lost I felt in the overworld, having to go through multiple doors to the same dungeons multiple times before finding all of the secrets, but that's literally only if you go for full completion. It's a solid 5-15 hours game depending on how far you want to go (finish the base game, finish the true ending or 100% completion + true ending) and it actually honestly never got boring! Not even once! Overall, a game that fully deserves it's Overwhelmingly Positive review score!

I know some people may be a little turned off by this game's somewhat shorter length, but I believe it's still incredible regardless. Please give it a shot if you're even remotely interested.

I've really enjoyed this one. It's exactly what it says on the tin, executes the idea well and doesn't overstay its welcome.

It is short, sweet, and to the point. The gameplay you get in the 8 hours to 100% is absolutely worth it. This feels like a phenomenal love letter to Legend of Zelda and similar style games, in the form of a twinstick shooter. At no point did I feel the difficulty was too hard, nor was it mind-numbingly easy. The story exists, and the ending is actually pretty neat. Great game.