Shoot 1UP DX

Game works right out of the box on steamdeck. Game is a bit challenging on higher levels since it is a single life game over game. But the game is good for the price for what is being offered. Controls are good and in game level designs are good as well. Overall a good experience.

Very good game 👍

This is a decent game with some interesting mechanics for this type of game. I had fun with it. There were some minor frustrations with some enemies. Don't forget to use the shield as it is very powerful.

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Shoot 1UP DX pros: //fast game with modern day graphics with easy controls that moves from location A to B to C and so on //good amount of action and special effects cons: //some difficult battles/boss battles //could use more powerups //sometimes difficult to evade when too many enemies enemy attacks, and hazards fill the screen //unlocking a new ship is a grindfest //good game Personal Suggested Purchase Price: $0.99 Or Less During Sale extra notes: //you are a bunch of clone starships that can expand and contract while fighting alien waves of enemies //collect power ups and extra lives to increase your chances of mission success //a lot of interesting alien scenery and unique alien enemy types

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It's a great little game for the price, even if the art is terrible and the makes the whole thing feel a little messy. It can be quite difficult to tell what is going on because of this, and it would be infuriating if the game was difficult. Thankfully, it's incredibly easy. Incredibly cheap and some quick fun, so worth a pop if you want to try a shmup but maybe find them a little difficult.

I do not know how this piece of crap has a very positive rating. Says it supports controller, does not support controller. Shows a picture of controller with button mappings, button mappings do nothing. Menus are ugly, looks bad even for one dollar.

This is a very interesting shmup. You control multiple ships instead of one, and each 1UP you pick up adds another ship to your armada, all shooting it's own stream of bullets and the armada formation can be expanded or contracted to spray the screen in bullets or concentrate the fire to a smaller point respectively. Furthermore, expanding the formation a bit will cause a charge up to form a powerful laser beam, great for killing large enemies and bosses quickly. Each ship also generates a ship when the shot button is not being pressed, which can explode and damage enemies. This is a risky maneuver, so doing so multiplies the rewards dropped by enemies, which is drastically increased depending on how many ships you have and how far they're spread, making the points vary from hundreds of points to potentially over a million each. If a ship is hit, it explodes on death, clearing the bullets on screen and giving you a bit of saving grace. Each stage also has an alternate path that leads to a slightly more challenging horizontal or "free range movement" section The game has a....unique presentation. The game originally launches in a small window, which the game might look better in, but I immediately fullscreened the game and now I can no longer resize the game window down to small even in windowed mode. I mention this because the pixel art looks pretty jagged and improperly scaled (at least on my screen), so text looks pretty bad. Like alot of low budget shmups, the backgrounds are simple repeating textures, with some being very interesting like a dried up ocean floor covered in dead killer whales or some sort of weird, cyberpunk field/planet/space object housing giant naked android women.....just take a look at the Steam cover art with the smiling woman and screenshots of the stage she's from to see what i mean - its one of the strangest stages i've seen in a shmup. On some fronts, the game is kind of ugly and almost garish, but alot of that flies to the wayside once the screen is filled with bullets and you're focused on scoring and dodging. Shoot1up is one of the few bullet hell Shmup I can recommend to non-fans of the genre because A) It's fairly easy and B) it's very short....surprisingly so. Completing the Normal and Easy modes would take less than 20 minutes mostly because your army of ships shooting bullets in nearly all directions makes the game fairly easy, as only a few enemy types have high health and only some bosses seem to have invulnerable portions and often dying in 25 seconds or less if you're shooting enough. Having dozens of ships, explosive deaths, frequent 1ups, and a stupid amount of bullets makes you very survivable, to the point of almost feeling like you're cheating, so unless you lost alot of ships in a big enemy wave or boss, you'll probably clear through the game quickly. Maybe using alternate paths and scoring opportunities would offer other stages like in some other shmups, but otherwise, if you're like myself and have too many game backlogged on Steam, you can get to the end screen pretty quickly, unless you're very bad with this genre - and I think alot of players who say they are would still be able to beat this game Normal if not at least Easy. It's probably a good thing it's very short, because while the scoring mechanics are a bit complex, the overall gameplay and content is too simple to carry the game for very long. It's $4 on Steam and I think goes down to 1-2 on sale. It originally sold on Xbox Live for $1 to my knowledge. It's worth a purchase if you're only consider yourself "Okay" at these games and want to feel good about actually completing a bullet hell shmup with a fun, and interesting combat mechanic. For shmup fans, you'll find a cheap game that expects you to play risky for a high score.

Interesting shmup where you control not just one ship, but more than 20 or 30. Differential stuff in the genre.