this game feels like a theme park ride except the ride is also trying to blow you up with laser beams

i am very unfamiliar with the genre, but every stage, enemy, and boss here feels so lovingly crafted, each aspect packed with depth and stratgies to uncover. the music is insanely rad, and getting into the rhythm of enemy attack patterns and level layouts feels really satisfying. it's beginner friendly too, thankfully for me, with level selection and up to eight continues earn-able through gameplay. through these systems i felt totally encouraged to replay stages and engage with the mechanics more.

eventually, you'll rip off the bandaid and go for a full game run, 1-1 to "ending" and feel badass doing it. then it's time for more research, more iteration, more cycles, because that "ending"...? well, uh, as i learned with System Erasure's subsequent game, the "end" is rarely ever the end.

a thrilling experience and also screw black garlic, black onion is where it at

this game feels like a theme park ride except the ride is also trying to blow you up with laser beams

i am very unfamiliar with the genre, but every stage, enemy, and boss here feels so lovingly crafted, each aspect packed with depth and stratgies to uncover. the music is insanely rad, and getting into the rhythm of enemy attack patterns and level layouts feels really satisfying. it's beginner friendly too, thankfully for me, with level selection and up to eight continues earn-able through gameplay. through these systems i felt totally encouraged to replay stages and engage with the mechanics more.

eventually, you'll rip off the bandaid and go for a full game run, 1-1 to "ending" and feel badass doing it. then it's time for more research, more iteration, more cycles, because that "ending"...? well, uh, as i learned with System Erasure's subsequent game, the "end" is rarely ever the end.

a thrilling experience and also screw black garlic, black onion is where it at