The Adventures of Ten and Till is a bullet hell shoot-em-up developed by Japanese doujin designer Toro Nishino that features gorgeous lo-fi pixel art, challenging gameplay, on-the-fly character swapping, a unique shield mechanic, a risk-reward scoring system, and a moving soundtrack.
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Solid doujin shmup, but it drags on a lot. Scoring system is pretty neat but I wasn't a fan of the character switching mechanic. L-shot and S-shot is a fine addition.
Oh, and I don't like the boss refights.
Oh, and I don't like the boss refights.
For a bullet hell game, it has surpisingly long runs... I just didn't know when it would end, except maybe when the actual, actual final last boss happened, lmao.
Even so, I enjoyed the whole playtrough, feeling like a god with a 1x1 hitbox against probably 1x1 bullets.
The sad reality is that I played through the whole game with the first character... and I never learnt how to score. And yet I 1CC'ed it, so I feel I completed it.
Even so, I enjoyed the whole playtrough, feeling like a god with a 1x1 hitbox against probably 1x1 bullets.
The sad reality is that I played through the whole game with the first character... and I never learnt how to score. And yet I 1CC'ed it, so I feel I completed it.