
Roche Fusion is a retro, over the top space shooter. An all you can shoot buffet; fast paced and procedurally generated; with crazy waves of enemies, awesome upgrades and wicked boss-fights! Also: Explosions. Lots of explosions.
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Languages: English
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Roche Fusion is a blast! It is minimalist and simple, bit it knows what it want to do and it does it really well. Explosion are everywhere and score go high really fast. Add loads of neon colors and you have a high-octave blood pumping experience. Thanks to the variety of ships and upgrades there is as lot of replay value. Also I like that the varied ennemies are color-codes so you know what to expect of them in a glance. Though, the upgrades offered at the end of waves are randomised, so it might happen that the game offers you only ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ones, which can ruin your run. While not perfect, Roche Fusion has enough to offer to get you glued to your screen for hours. Try to get a friend to play co-op with too for extra amazingness!
Don't be fooled. Roche Fusion is a different shoot-em-up than you're used to. The game is balanced in a way that doesn't make sense until you put an hour into it. You feel very weak, powerups are VERY challenging to acquire (they disappear after just a couple seconds), and you have murderously-low health. However, you regenerate health quickly, and blitzing through a small bit of enemy fire is accepted as a feature. You have to use what the game gives you and through some twisted alternate reality, the rules of the game all make sense somehow. You have to adapt to its design, or you'll get hammered. Upgrades are provided on a rogue-lite model, so if that's your thing Roche Fusion will deliver. I'm done playing the game, but I appreciate buying and experiencing it. It's very difficult and all the controls work great.
"Everything is wrong with Roche Fusion" Literally. Why am I having side-scroller screen for vertical shooting "game"? What? So "many" shot typ- er I mean "ships"? They all suck. They. All. Suck. Power-up? Well... not all of them suck... not all, only the most. So you won't be stuck choosing between 3 bad ones all the time. Speaking of which, you risk not gather up enough power even with "magnet". So this... Is the power... of Roche Fusion. Enemies? Oh you mean those few variatons of sprites that kill you. Instead of Bosses. Bosses? Oh you mean big targets that scream for help from enemies that can actually kill you. Almost forgot. Sound/Music? Can't hear it over the sound of muting it after few minutes, sorry. It won't get better after 2h. Or 2 more. Or... well, you get the idea. This is supposed to be shooting game, not pile of memes. [spoiler]Oh I am meme lover. But not meme ♥♥♥♥♥.[/spoiler]
Feels like a bullet hell from Micheal Bay himself. Lots of fun... Lots of bullets... And lots of explosions! :) Everything needed for me to be addicted to a bullet hell. But the best part is yet to come: You can play this co-op on one pc!!! Game's just amazing
I expected a throwaway indie shmup but ended up with a deep leaderboard-chaser with surprisingly high production values.
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The starting "easy" mode is not easy at all. Its random every time and you need to get lucky to get a high score. I won't be playing it any more. Don't pay more than 1 dollar.
Roche Fusion is a pretty good but challenging shmup. It compares to a newer game, Nova Drift. They play similar on paper; unlockable ships and upgrades, randomized waves with bosses, etc. But ND has smooth controls, long upgrade paths, and a gentle difficulty curve. Roche Fusion has twitch-type responsive controls, one-and-done upgrades, and harder difficulty spikes. They're both well-made games, but the flavor is a bit different. Really, RF stands out mostly because of the difficulty--if you like getting to the challenge quickly, zipping around, and fighting through a packed screen, this game might be just your thing.
Good gameplay loop, great soundtrack, abandoned by the devs. would recommend.
Game broke. Sound doesn't work. Second player controller will not work. CAN NOT DELETE DATA!!! This is completely ridiculous.
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