
From the creator of Rock Band™ and Amplitude™ comes a fresh new approach to the traditional shoot 'em up! All the action is driven by an entrancing soundtrack- no beatmatching required. The Idol System introduces a tactical layer on top of proven shmup gameplay allowing for a range of play styles.
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A niche game that not many people know about. A different change of scenery, which I like
The game looks great - the music is wonderful, and the aesthetic is near-perfect. But I can't get past the boss on the second level. As soon as it gets to the bit where he's basically filling the screen with bullets, and I need to dodge up+down in the middle of the screen to avoid the waves, I keep getting hit by the little bullets being fired across the middle of the screen. Also, having to CONSTANTLY hold down the right-stick while playing makes the game uncomfortable to play. (I can let go, but that stops my firing - and stops the music, which is part of what made the game enjoyable to play.) If you like bullet-hell games... No. If you're really good at playing bullet-hell games, then you'll probably love this. But as much as I want to enjoy this, I just can't. I die far too easily, recover health far too slowly, and casually develop carpal-tunnel syndrome in order to not be dead. I'm giving it a thumbs-up, because the game looks like it's gonna be amazing. A pity I won't get to see it. Edit: Apparently I'm dying on the second difficulty of the first level. Also, it seems there are only three levels... so I'm slightly *less* inclined towards thumbs-up, having learnt that. If you don't enjoy bullet-hell games, probably avoid this one.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Honestly feels like a game jam game, not one made by a massive studio like Harmonix. The game is incredibly short, the controls are buggy and often stop working, and the readability is bad (as you can see in the game's trailer). A really big letdown at the time and a game I would never recommend.
well the music is nice, the artwork is great, but its just all sprites and bullets. I mean really, i have no idea what bundle this got thrown in but otherwise i got myself a refund. this is the kind of game people make for some highschool project. The scrolling background gives an impression of a larger world, but actually this is just one square, stick some enemy sprites in it, make them shoot bullets and have some [strike]cursor[/strike] hero avoid them and shoot bullets back. That's really all there is to it, and well yeah, mehh
Dreams defend the night Neon spirits test your will Hope wakes with the dawn
I like this game. Although its a little short.
This game made me develop a photosensitive disorder
The game has a decent concept and a soundtrack that turns out really nice. The problem is in terms of shmup games it does that very poorly. It feels like you're flying around in a flash game and shooting being tied to the audio just means there are times youre just doing nothing.
Bullethell music game. It's great! A very lmited number of levels but the concept is SO friggin cool that's it worth it. It's got that good sort of challenge any good bullethell has but nothing you can't handle if you frequently go for this kind if thing.
Twin-stick bullet-hell shooter with a unique style. I found the difficulty to be pretty brutal, and not worth the trouble needed to take in everything the game has to offer. If you're extremely into this sort of game, and pretty good at it, you might find something really unique. But only recommended for serious hard-core fans.
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