SANDRIPPER

Cool game, it's like an endless waves type shoot-em-up game where you get upgrades along the way. I'd say it's worth the price if this is the kind of game you like

Big gun, big bang, big game, good game ... no Claymore tho kinda disappointing

She ripping my sand till I slam my cannon?

Very barebones, there's not even any music, it looks like a demo and not a full game. Since level progression is the same every time it feels tedious to replay. The controls also feel odd and unresponsive at times.

This is simple, small, and an absolute joy. While it IS technically a roguelike with a sort of survivors style upgrades, you hit them after waves passed and it's more like a score attack game. These are usually the types of things that I play for a little bit, get bored of, and never come back to. I've come back to this one. I'm going to come back to it again. It's very good, and an absolute gem.

Bought it, couldn't put it down for 6 hours straight. Highly addictive 10/10

I enjoy it so far. The animations feel weighty and the sound design is decent, though the lack of music makes the game feel kind of quiet. Overall its one of the better twinstick shooters i've played.

A polished and smooth bullet hell experience with lots of different weapons and playstyles. I recommend it. Sad to see such a great game have a miniature audience.

really fun! when you learn it it's easy to turn off the brain and burn time playing a few runs

A really tight score attack action roguelite. Not much else to say, but that the weapons are cool and the movement is good, though I wish I could make it so the game always controls like you're boosting. The sound effects are pretty good, but I do wish the game had a soundtrack. More than worth six dollars, especially since the dev is giving every indication that they are planning to further develop the game. Huge props to them.