
Get ready to Bark’em Up! Play as Bullet, a C³ class (Cute Cybernetic Corgi) pup on his quest to save his owner, a brilliant scientist kidnapped by an alien race that wants to rule the galaxy. ProtoCorgi is a retro pixel art shoot’em up with a strong arcade feel!
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Un juego lleno de cariño que bebe de los juegos de naves antiguos. Que el estilo visual no te engañe, es un juego tan dificil como los clasicos, pero aun asi trae elementos de diseño nuevo que son más que bienvenidos para quienes carecemos de la habilidad de estar vivos más de 5 minutos. Monton de contenido, secretos y rejugabilidad; tan solo desearia ser mejor en estos juegos... BARK!/10
Gorgeous pixel Corgi shmup that eases you into the difficulty, offering you more lives/continues the longer you play creating a great gameplay loop that you never want to end.
I love corgis, i love the music, i love the premise. there's a nice amount of things the game does do right. but there are a ton of things this game does horribly wrong. all of the more lengthy negative reviews describe it perfectly. the visual effects in this game are jank and obnoxious. it's less bullet hell and more fighting the game's active attempts to damage your eye sockets so you accidentally stumble into something. the game disconnects the camera partially from the screen and has it zoom in on your character, while having sometimes a second or less to dodge unclear environmental hazards- one of which requiring perfect movement for the slow moving character. with no checkpoints- but around 50 minutes of gameplay, upgrades that feel like they should already be unlocked to truly enjoy the game as it feels like the game was balanced around the secret upgrades, glitched achievements, control jank, visual jank, mechanical jank, i don't regret playing the game. i wanted to love it, but it made me way too mad because it felt extremely unfair. even after i learned what to do when going back it still felt unfair even when i succeeded. also the environment, even when it's just nonthreatening on the sides will still kill you. Hitbox is jank, some powerups are glitched and suck- and you guessed it, jank. the Corgi is adorable, the premise is adorable and i love it, the soundtrack is a banger, but i won't be returning to this game, even though i want to because of the charm. It's like a toxic relationship. I spent more time either wondering how i died, or feeling cheated. having to wait 30 minutes just to understand what the hell killed me is just a time sink at that point. It feels like a game that was specifically meant to cheat you out of your money at an old arcade. hard pass. Soundtrack: 8.5/10 overall score 3.5/10 with a note of i appreciate this product of love and see the effort, it's just not for me- I don't like R-types. it has a lot of potential, but it needed a bit more time to cook. i can only recommend this to people who like R-Types.
教學課程一開始被鎖起來大半不知道在鎖什麼意思???
tres bonne decouverte un bon petit jeu . musiques sympas. pour le prix foncer
In my opinion, this game is very underrated. It's a cute shoot 'em up with a robot corgi instead of a spaceship. It's very pleasant to look at and it's always clear what the next objective is. Sometimes you fly to the right, sometimes you fly to the left. Sometimes you ascend out of an exploding ship, sometimes you descend into a frozen cave. There's a selection of weapons which will drop every once in a while, like spread shot or laser. You can also bark at enemies, which deals damage as well. There's plenty of options to play around with. You can customize the text of your barks, increase or decrease the amount of lives or continues... Picking a difficulty changes enemy patterns to easier or harder to dodge. There's also a practice mode for difficult sections and a level creator, if you get bored of playing the campaign over and over again. Some stuff needs unlocking, but the game is fun enough, that the unlocks will seem to appear out of nowhere after just a few runs. My only critique is that certain stuff can spawn in a very unintuitive way which results, in loss of lives/continues. In certain segments, the corgi feels a bit too slow to dodge out of the way, if you get especially unlucky. I also found myself in unwinnable situations, like being trapped between a fish shooting laser beams and a wall, not being able to move any higher on lower, waiting for my demise. These issues are frustrating when they occur, but the game is so good, that it takes very little to get over it and try again. The soundtrack is great. It has no right going this hard, yet it does and it's awesome. I also love the Japanese voicelines for certain situations/boss encounters. The delivery and mixing on those is pure ASMR to me. This game is very clearly a passion project and it shows within every aspect of this game. From the concept, through the graphics, gameplay, music, to how it all comes together. I can't recommend this game enough.
可爱好玩的横版射击游戏,最开始的中文全是机翻,现在都是正常翻译了,制作组一直在进步,好评
Excelente shoot ‘em up. Su gameplay es ágil y muy bien equilibrado, con tres opciones para tres tipos de armamento (ataque frontal, drones de apoyo y misiles) que permiten diferentes estilos de juego. Además, Bullet cuenta con ciertas habilidades especiales esenciales a recordar para superar los niveles más desafiantes. Con dificultad adaptable y algunos logros verdaderamente exigentes (sobre todo para quienes puedan marearse con una pantalla atiborrada de disparos enemigos), el juego presenta una curva de dificultad que escala considerablemente en los niveles más altos. Está claramente inspirado en la cultura japonesa, haciendo guiños a varios videojuegos emblemáticos y animes de renombre. Me quito el sombrero ante tres aspectos que demuestran el cariño puesto en este trabajo: el bello apartado visual, al estilo pixel art; el cuidado lore, que se asoma sin opacar el gameplay... y, por sobre todo (al menos para mí): ¡LA MÚSICA! El juego de por sí es bueno, pero el OST genera una sinergia perfecta con toda la experiencia. Todos los tracks me gustaron y lograron hacer amena la experiencia de morir una y otra vez, xD. Mi más sincero aplauso al equipo desarrollador: el primer juego de mi propio país que juego y recomiendo con orgullo.
bark! / 10 x3
me presento gran dificultad lo que me recordo a los clasicos de navesitas como gradius o life force o salamander, los clasicos es una joya de juego con una joya de historia no puedo decir mucho mas, su musica es increible y se demuestra el talento chileno
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain*, Spanish - Latin America*, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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