Wings Of Bluestar

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Wings of Bluestar tinha tudo pra ser um jogo bom. Gameplay bom, música boa, level design bom, duas naves bem diferentes, alguns modos de jogo... Tem até um modo história e veja bem, quem liga pra história em shmup, ainda mais quando ela é basicamente uma visual novel imensa?! Eu não poderia me importar menos, mas ok. É bom que tenha mesmo (talvez não dessa forma, mas ok). E tudo parece caminhar bem até chegar em uma coisa chamada performance. Aí o caldo entornou e o pé do frango azedou. A performance que... por sinal é PÉSSIMA! Mesmo mexendo nas configurações, existem situações que o frame rate vai cair e pronto, se você carregar o super em meio a inimigos, ele vai cair, em eventos de hordas de inimigos e balas, ele VAI cair e isso obviamente vai matar a sua responsividade no controle e te fazer morrer por coisa que não é culpa sua. Isso pra um Shmup é basicamente terrível, era coisas assim que faziam as pessoas detonarem os jogos de Super Nintendo, e isso acontece aqui, pelo menos na build atual do jogo (1.1.7) e mesmo que mexa em diversas coisas e opte por usar as builds de windows anteriores que o jogo oferece nas betas ou faça algumas modificações no .exe do jogo, o jogo vai ter queda de quadros e isso vai afetar a sua gameplay. Outra coisa são as opções, o Easy do jogo e Normal tem basicamente nenhuma diferença exceto a vida dos chefes, ou seja, você quer jogar pra aprender, entender ou curtir o jogo e vai ter uma dificuldade que é IGUAL no decorrer das fases em duas dificuldades distintas, e se elas existem, teoricamente deveria haver diferença além dos chefes. No normal demoram demais pra morrer e no easy é coisa de 3 a 5 SEGUNDOS pra sua total extinção. Outra coisa, você tem a opção de ter de 0 a 3 continues e uma opção de continue infinito. Mas você usa e não funciona, se você quer aprender o jogo... Não dá. Chega a ser sem lógica. Me dá uma opção que não funciona?! E o mais irritante... Sabe o botão de pause? Então. Ele não existe. Mesmo os souslikes que não tem, existem lugares pra se "respirar" e ficar parado, e não nesse jogo. Wings of Bluestar não tem um botão de pause e caso você tenha esposa, filhos, uma coceira no nariz, uma incrível vontade de cagar ou qualquer coisa que te faça precisar de um botão de pausa... WTF?! Eu realmente me pergunto onde o dev do jogo está numa hora dessas, eu sei que é um cara só mas veja bem... existem coisas básicas em total descaso no jogo. E como apesar de tudo ele tem a estrutura de um jogo bom, a performance e pormenores não me deixa positivar essa crítica. Eu vejo lá nas discussões que ele tem a intenção de dar alguns updates futuros, caso isso aconteça, eu deleto essa análise a refaço sem problema nenhum. Até então, eu definitivamente não recomendo esse jogo que tem uma boa ideia, uma alma e boa intenção mas com péssima performance e ausência de coisas básicas. Nota 4/10.

If your a fan of 2D bullet hell games + visual novels then give this beautifully hand drawn shooter a try. A more detailed review can be seen here https://youtu.be/sXnJIY6c-J0

Its a solid side scrolling shooter. It has benefits for playing 2 player and it definitely is fun. It does have a few bugs and is still being worked on by the dev. Even so it's worth buying.

Great game.

Just started playing this morning. I will be investing time in this one. You can tell right away how good it is. I love that there's a story to explore along the way. I love the many facets used to tactically navigate your ship through the levels. I love that there's a risk reward system. Oh man, I have a lot more to learn, but right away this has grabbed me. Whoever made this is obviously someone who loves shooters (SHMUPS), and put tons of love and hard work into it. Super smooth, polished, old school vibes, modern sensibility, immersive and straight up beautiful.

Wings of Bluestar is the kind of game I loathe to not recommend. It clearly had a lot of passion put into it, but despite that; it has too many flaws for me to enjoy it and suggest others give it a try. Let's start with the positives. I like the had drawn art style. It's a little rough around the edges, but it has charm. Equally, I like the color palette used. The music is fine, but I'm pretty sure I heard it pause and start to repeat itself part way through the first stage. Game play wise, Wings of Bluestar plays a little different than most shoot 'em ups. Your ship move faster when not firing. Which I suppose is a neat angle to reward the player from letting up on the fire button. I'm ABS (Always Be Shooting) 4 life, so I found this mechanic annoying. I much prefer games that offer a faster but weaker shot and a powerful but slower/focused shot mechanic instead. The game also has a charged shot mechanic. As a rule, I don't like charge shot mechanics in shmups. Since there has to be a break in the action to allow the charge time or else the player has to risk the play area filling up with enemies or bullets to charge their weapon. Either way, very few shooters I've played pull it off well. Wings of Blue Star is not one of them. Through much of the stage (at least the ones I reached so far), the player can dominate the play area with normal shots and memorization of what and where the enemies are coming from. Only the end stage bosses seem like a good use of the charge shot, but these bosses turn the game into a bullet hell then. The player ship also can grab pick ups that offer turret-like satellite weapon that the player can control the angle of shot. I don't typically like this mechanic. Since it usually give the game designer license to have enemies come at the player from all directions diffusing their focus or requiring more stage memorization. Wings of Bluestar is no exception. Fortunately, the game is nice enough to give warning indicators to when this happens. It doesn't change that I find it annoying. I tend to either leave them at forward firing, or set them rear firing to avoid working my ship around enemies to get them in front of me. Especially since this weapon is an upgrade, meaning that at any part of the game the player may not have it. I certainly hope that portions of the game are designed to need it when the player may not have it. Because if so, maybe it should just be a permanent weapon system not a pick up upgrade. But either way it is either a nicety to make the game easier or something that makes sections of the game far more difficult/impossible without it. And Gradius Syndrome isn't as charming as it was decades ago. The game doesn't seem particularly difficult much of the time. So long as the player keeps control of the play area. However, once the player does start to slip up, the challenge really spikes. Going from a few enemy projectiles to a full on bullet hell. And not an inspiring one either. Especially with boss fights. Which seem to want the player to make use of the shield (for one of the two playable characters) rather than dodge. Since the bullet patterns are kinda tight, the player ship box is kinda big and the controls aren't super tight. I also not a fan of the boss fights. It took me a few games to defeat the first stage boss. It wasn't that I could survive the boss, I could. The game would just time out before I defeated it. Since there is a timer, I figure the game doesn't want the player milking it, ir it wants a particular attack pattern to dispatch it. Now, I know I'm not a good shmup player, but I generally can get a feel for how far off I am from being good at a game. When I did finally beat the boss, it took me a full minute of game play. Which is shmup terms, is an eternity. I don't care for shooters that throw an end of game boss that takes more than a minute to defeat let alone the first stage. So, I think maybe I'm doing something wrong like not making use of the charge shot or not targeting a spot that does extra damage. After wanting a video of another player fighting that same boss, it also took them about a minute to beat. And it's not like the first stage boss even has a bunch of stages or mixes things up much. It was 2 or 3 phases that didn't feel that different to me. Small dodge windows that didn't really have rhyme or reason beyond make sure you have the shield upgrade. Controls and options are another weak part of this game. It doesn't seem to allow me to use my controller of choice (8-button USB Sega Genesis controller) even with a MayFlash Magic Pro. When I use an XBox controller, the sticks don't work in the menu selection. I have to use the d-pad. Which is less an issue, just weird. Going through the Discussions, the game had stutters and slow downs previously. I don't know how bad it was then, but I still occasionally have it happen while playing as well. It's nothing like back in the 1990s on consoles, but it still seems happen a bit. I think a lot of work went into making Wings of Bluestar. So, I feel a little bad that I can't recommend this game. While much of my criticism is just personal preference, I also think there at least a few elements that aren't good. I tend to write longer reviews for games that I don't recommend, but I wanted to like to really explain why.

Un R-Type like comme je les aime ! bien customs avec pleins de trucs a acheter avec les points que vous gagnez , bref , un bon jeu qui reponds bien aux commandes , graphismes fins et colores , animations fluides , hitbox tres precise en plus bref on eprouve du plaisir a slalomer entre les tirs ennemis ! Il manque juste un choix plus important d armes mais bon le jeu est assez bien balance en difficulte comme ca ! Interet : 14/20 Realisation : 15/20

Wings of Bluestar was on sale during the Summer Steam sale and decided to take the plunge. The game is a sidescrolling shootemup reminiscent of games like Pulstar from the Neo Geo. Before starting the game I recommend going through the training / tutorials. I did not do this until after a story model / arcade playthrough and missed some vital information in game mechanics. I originally thought the ship was just way too slow only to find it slows down when firing constantly. The graphics have a hand drawn feel to them, very colorful and lively. The colors can sometimes make differentiating your enemies / powerups / items in the heat of the moment though. Fortunately there are some graphic settings to help with the backgrounds. In addition to your standard sidescrolling mechanics, there's credits that can be used to unlock gallery / SFX libraries as well as added bonuses during the game, so replay value is there as well. Overall, my impressions are good and plan on pushing the game to completion.

Wing of Bluestar is a beautiful and challenging shoot ’em up that perfectly blends classic arcade action with modern design. Tight controls, stunning pixel art, great music, and an unexpectedly deep story make it a must-play for fans of the genre. Highly recommended!