Super Cyber Exorcism

Excelente. Pode jogar que é um ótimo jogo para ir até seus limites.

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Very addictive gameplay. Fun too play, seems easy to begin with but quickly ecalades.

This is a very basic shooter that delivers the core gameplay loop, but don't expect much in terms of lasting appeal or content. As always, the first step is choosing one of four characters, each equipped with a different weapon that slightly changes how you approach a run. For example, one character fires three bullets at once but can only see a short distance around him, while another moves very slowly but shoots ricocheting projectiles. Although shooting is automatic, you still need to aim by turning your character in the right direction. Fortunately, this rarely becomes an issue since both enemies and bullets are large enough that precision is not particularly important. After defeating a certain number of enemies, rewards appear and you are offered three power ups. The most common upgrades improve bullet count, attack speed, or movement speed, but the selection is random, so it is possible to get three versions of the same upgrade. There are also more interesting bonuses, such as homing missiles, though these are typically obtained from elite units. One of the game's biggest issues appears when you defeat enemies too quickly and create too many rewards on the ground. Picking up a single reward causes all the others to disappear, even when they are not part of the same reward cycle. This can be especially frustrating when playing slower characters. The problem can be somewhat reduced if you are lucky enough to find movement speed upgrades early on. Movement speed is important for another reason as well. To survive, you generally need to stay faster than the enemies. The usual strategy involves running ahead, turning around to fire, and then creating distance again. If your character is too slow, there is barely enough time to stop, aim, and shoot before enemies catch up. The goal is simply to survive as long as possible and secure a place on the leaderboards, which track your total number of kills. There are no unlockables or long term progression systems to work toward. Instead, the game is divided into waves. Each wave requires you to defeat 100 enemies. Once you reach that number, every remaining enemy is instantly eliminated and a boss appears. Defeat the boss and the next wave begins with a new set of enemy types, repeating the same cycle. In the end, I found it decent for a handful of runs, helped in no small part by some genuinely cool music. Still, the lack of variety and progression makes it difficult to recommend at full price. It is worth considering at a discount, but I would not pay the current asking price.