Rainbow Fighter

A compact shoot-’em-up where the sole objective is to rack up points. It features seven stages, all of which are immediately accessible across three difficulty levels. Each stage has its own distinct visual style, and ome even shift the perspective or lock you into arena-style fights where you must defeat every enemy before progressing. With a generous supply of lives, clearing stages (which always end in a boss fight) isn’t too difficult. The gameplay stands out thanks to its weapon upgrade system. Your main gun can be enhanced using three types of floating modules labeled with letters. Two modify your primary weapon, while the third equips you with missiles. The twist is that your firing pattern evolves based on the combination and quantity of modules collected. For instance, module B might start with a basic laser, but collecting more adds slower, angled V-shaped shots. Additionally, your main weapon occasionally fires a larger, more powerful bullet, which can be charged faster by ceasing fire temporarily. Combat also ties into an energy system that fills as you damage enemies. You can spend half of this bar to perform a dodge maneuver, or use a smaller amount to activate a secondary weapon. This secondary weapon varies with your module setup but functions similarly: once deployed, it moves forward, shoots independently, and can be reactivated or destroyed. It also doubles as a bullet shield.