Super Star Path

[h1][b]复古飞行射击的玩法创新[/b][/h1] [h2][b]游戏总评：7/10[/b][/h2] 全成就通关且写了全成就指南贴在测评下面，DYA Games开发商的作品，这个开发商做的小游戏都挺有意思，作为一款主打复古像素风的纵版飞行射击游戏，《Super Star Path》试图在经典玩法中融入策略元素。 画面与机制：复古情怀与创新尝试 ，游戏采用8/16Bit像素风格，以红、黄等高饱和色调构建太空战场，搭配动态物理效果（如玻璃碎片飞溅、布质物飘动），呈现出独特的视觉张力。其核心创新在于击败敌人后生成的“钻石与障碍物”机制：玩家需在收集钻石提升评分的同时，规避障碍物规划前进路径，这种策略性设计突破了传统“无脑清屏”的射击模式。然而，障碍物的随机生成常导致路径堵塞，尤其在后期密集弹幕中易引发“进退两难”的挫败感，策略性反而沦为运气博弈。 玩法与内容：短促的流程与重复性缺陷 游戏提供10种可解锁战机与多关卡挑战，但主线流程仅3-5小时，且关卡设计雷同度高。Boss战虽节奏紧凑，却因攻击模式单一缺乏记忆点。 优化与操作：双刃剑般的体验， 游戏对硬件要求极低（22MB存储空间+1GB内存），支持手柄操作，复古射击手感流畅。缺乏键位自定义功能，对习惯键鼠操作的玩家不够友好。 总得来说，《Super Star Path》像一封未写完的情书——它精准复刻了FC时代的射击快感，创新机制初显潜力，却因内容单薄与设计粗糙未能兑现承诺。推荐给两类玩家：一是追求纯粹复古体验的硬核射击爱好者；二是偏爱短时轻量级游戏的休闲用户。若以“怀旧小品”而非“革新之作”的期待进入，或许能在这片星海中找到片刻的纯粹乐趣。 我在STEAM社区也写了全成就指南，有兴趣可以看看点个赞 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3459712352

[h1]STG要素の強いパズルSTG[/h1] ＜昔買ってレビューを書いていなかった作品。通常のレビューより簡素＞ 網目状に敵が画面上部から現れ、画面が上へスクロールされていくので敵を破壊しながら上へ抜けていくゲームだ。 破壊できる敵とできない敵がいて、網目を縫うように移動していくことになるが、割とすいすい抜けられるので見た目ほど難易度は高くない。 またプレイ中に得たジェムで機体強化できるのである程度のごり押しが可能なのも遊びやすくて良い。 操作感覚も素直で触り心地は良好な遊びやすい作品。

Crystalized enemy at 80 percent of tries flow you in trap. Power ups didnt work (excluding shields) Its not a hard game, its a annoying trash

plays like a flash game. decent progression for first 15 minutes, then gets very frustrating and unforgiving. no auto-fire, dead ends in mazes. not being able to shoot diagonally feels terrible. you MUST [spoiler]collect ALL emeralds[/spoiler] to clear the game.

So I fundamentally LIKE THIS GAME. It's a good genre hybrid between falling block and shmups. The art is good, the game engine is good, the core gameplay works. However, the progression system is fundamentally a PIECE OF TRASH. The progression system should NOT have been included. When in doubt, your shmup should have as much progression as the old-school arcade games: Zero. None. Nada, 1) [b]There aren't enough upgrades to max out every ship in the game.[/b] Progression-based games create completionists (I am one of these), and a game where you can't do [i]everything[/i] is a frustrating non-starter. When you included a progression system in your game, you inherently promised me that I could 'get' everything in your game. Nope. SOLUTION: Let me spend gems on upgrades? Let me play new-game plus to get more upgrade items? idk 2) [b]Choosing the right ship for each stage is not an interesting choice.[/b] You're basically making us pass a weird knowledge check. There's usually a "correct" choice for each stage, where you're choosing a ship that can resist the stage hazards. This isn't a gameplay choice, this is a basic knowledge check. (When combined with the limited upgrades, you're also playing with ships that you haven't upgraded and will never upgrade...) SOLUTION: Include only one ship in the game, and remove enemies from your game completely. If you don't want me to play around your enemies, just don't include them! 3) [b]What power level am I supposed to be?[/b] This is fundamentally my problem with progression-based systems. You're rewarding skilled players by,,, making the game easier. How many hits do you expect me to have for each stage? How many shots should it take to defeat each enemy? How fast should my ship move? There are no correct answers to any of these questions, because it changes over the course of the game. The beginning of the game is a frustrating grind because it takes [i]six shots[/i] to destroy a jellyfish. Why does it take that many shots? To make you feel relief at the end of the game when you can kill them with one shot. This kind of design is not okay. SOLUTION: No upgrades! Your ship should start the game at its final power level. Pick a power level, and balance your game around that. If you want ambiguity and replay value in your game, just give me a scoring system. You can even make survival easy and scoring a challenge; this is what Astebreed does. (Casual onlookers might rightly point out that most traditional horizontal shmups feature powerups and ask, why omit them if the classics did? To which I would answer, later titles like Giga Wing and Progear both reduced powerups to a formality, and this was a good design change. You can max out your power in the first stage of these games, and then you stay at full power for the rest of the game. You technically have to recover after a death and scoop your powerups back up after you drop them, but this powerup design makes collection an aesthetic process and not truly integral to the design. Power-ups are honestly just a tool to suck in genre newbies at the arcade and make them think that they're playing well, even if they're not.)

This was DYA's first game and while it's very interesting, this mashup of puzzle and shmup works... UP TO A POINT! Since the puzzle are generated randomly you can be just unlucky and not be able to beat that level, but it gets WORSE. The levels get more complicated and you get shot at, ok no big deal, but then you get obstacles that can TRIGGER PUZZLE PIECES! Sure, I can dodge flames... Oh, that flame triggered a block and the level in incompletable AGAIN! I hate that I can't give this a mixed review, but it doesn't deserve a bad one. The upgrade system is useless when it's the obstacles triggering the blocks, I can have max HP, max everything, if a flame triggers a block and ruins my path, I'm dead.

1.5/10 can only shoot 1 way the levels are random they Kobayashi Maru-ed me every single thing was a wall or turned to crystal so i couldn't break them no path for me to choose from ok i will just hit it and take 1 damage, still got 2 more lives got hurt as they pushed me off the screen. nothing i could do run into this 3 times

结合了三消规则的竖版卷轴清版射击游戏，而且剧情也做了中文汉化，BGM也挺好听的。 虽说结合了三消，但应用的三消规则也很基础，而且来自敌人的弹幕压力其实也很小，关卡中只要不碰到敌人的发射物，碰撞到敌人本体是不会掉血的，并且每一关的收集品只要拿到了，就算被击毁也会自动记录保留。 游戏整体难度十分简单，玩法也很新颖，如果乃的手柄支持自动连发的话会更加如虎添翼，喜欢三消和弹幕射击游戏的不妨尝试下。(/・ω・)/

There's not much here. - Controller support is backwards. Not A and B, but X and A. Your muscle memory will screw you over. - Voice lines are annoying and patronizing - Confusing interface: no indication of which levels are meant to be easier or harder. Controller mapping also causes struggles here - Simple and frustrating gameplay loop. Die a lot. Keep grinding. Just tedium. I can see what I'm supposed to do to improve, but the game is not fun enough to want to.

Very cute little retro pixel art style game perfect for the Steam Deck. There are 6 stages total and they are split up between puzzle section and boss section. During the puzzle section, you have to blast aliens to clear a path. The boss sections play out as your typical bullet hell shooter and can be quite the challenge. You should get a good few hours of fun out of this cute little game. Worth noting however, if you plan on getting all achievements, they seem to only be properly tracked and unlocked on Windows. I beat the game and did everything including boss rush on the Steam Deck, but nothing unlocked. So, I installed it on my Windows desktop, then used steam input to configure turbo mode on the shoot button. This helped me beat the whole game again and get all achievements in less than an hour.