SNK takes a dive to the "showy" era of arcade games, when they became more about how they looked than how they played. As expected from previous SNK experiences, this feels like a competent but very conservative to a new genre, rather than a conscious effort to push it forward. It's a shame that they never tried something like Ozma Wars again, because they clearly knew how to innovate at times.

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SNK se sumerge en la era "vistosa" de los juegos de arcade, cuando se centraron más en lucirse que en jugarse de formas originales. Como esperaba de otras entradas previas, este juego se siente como una aproximación competente pero conservadora a género que estaba empezando a gestarse. Es una pena que SNK no intentase hacer algo parecido a lo que hizo en Ozma Wars, porque claramente sabía innovar cuando se lo proponía.

I went into this with pretty low expectations and I was surprised to see this was actually a pretty decently fun and kinda charming light gun game. It's not doing much to reinvent the wheel in terms of gameplay. It's very much what you'd expect. The enemy designs though are far from what you'd expect. Zombies packing heat. Near naked Jason Voorhees's twins. A zombie car. This game is really creative with it's enemies as well as being a visual treat with all the detailed sprites and impressive pixel gore for the time. It even has destructible environments in some levels! Definitely play this with a friend if you want something neat to play to pass some time.