Galactic Outlaws

[h1]横スクロールSTG×ローグライク[/h1] 日本語対応 移動キーと特殊攻撃のみの横スク系シューター レベルでパワーアップしていくタイプで パワーアップタイミングは任意 経験値さえあればTABキーでいつでも選択可能 最初は本当にショボショボの弾しか撃てず かなりしんどいが徐々にパワーアップしていくと 見違えるように撃破できるようになるので その育成過程が楽しい 機体もかなりの数が用意されており こちらはステージ攻略中にGetできるお金で解放していく お金…既存の解放済み機体のレベルアップにもつかえるので 少し悩ましい、が先に進めるようになればなるほど稼げるので 最初は特定機体のパワーアップでもいいかもしれない 特殊装備はそれぞれの機体毎に3種類からひとつ選択するので 自分なりの機体を育てていけるのがGOODです ステージはエリアに5ステージほど面があり 途中に中ボス、ラストにはしっかりボスがいるシステム 他ステージは稼ぎメインになるかも？ 敵出現パターンはエリアにより変化する感触 バリバリコンボを決めてその間のボーナスタイムに 経験値を稼ごう！ [code] Steamキュレーターで紹介しました [URL=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41056472/]「3D酔いでもゲームがしたい」[/URL]　 [URL=https://note.com/gomabeaver]note[/URL]でも感想を書いています、毎日更新しています！ [/code]

Fire and Forget. That was the simple motto of the Sidescrollershooter Games of the '80s. Just fire an reach the End. And at the End waiting a Bossmonster for you. Katakis, R-Type, Gradius, Nemesis, just a few Names. How i miss that Times. I´m Always happy, when a todays Developer is taking on that Golden Era. Like this one. Welcome to GALACTIC OUTLAWS! YOU are part of an Elite Team. Outlaws.u Humankinds only hope in surviving the Galactic War. It´s nearly the same Story every Sidescroller Shooter. But, who cares? There is very much fun waiting for you. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3577784027 At first you have one Ship, low Speed, low Weapons, low Health. Every Start isn´t easy, but you already know that, don´t you? The Mothership is kicking you out of her Hangar into the First Enemy Zone and here you do what? Right! Fire and Forget! Shoot all that Moves! They are loosing Galactic Money after Destruction. Collect it and use it to buy Upgrades, Perks, new Ships and more. Sometimes they loose Healths to restore your Lifebar. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3577784463 Well, all you have to do is to fight your Way through. Wave after Wave. The more you kill the faster you Level up. Earn Skill Points and use them wisely to make Progress. A whole Galaxy is waiting for you. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3577784806 Each Ship you can unlock has its own Weapon System. But each Ship is starting and Zero. Yes you have to Level it up, like your first Ship. So, choose wisely. GALACTIC OUTLAWS has an amaaaaaazing Retro Soundtrack. HEY DEV, please make a Soundtrack DLC, i buy! Wyvern Word of Honor! The Graphics are also wonderfull Old School. I looooove it! Fluid Gameplay, easy in the Beginning, later really challenging, and i mean REALLY challenging. GALACTIC OUTLAWS is a nice Retro Pearl, abow to the good old Era. Pure Fun and highly addicting (Just one more Battle). Thanks to the Developer for inviting me to this Journey. And thank YOU for reading! [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26335619-Adult-World-Gamers/] You like this Review? You want more? Visit and follow our AWG Curator! You`re always welcome. We do not bite. Wyvern Word of honour! [/url]

edit: although some complaints still stand, like xp seemingly not scaling at all with higher maps, you no longer lose all progress on death and movement speed got buffed, which makes the game playable at least. could be an ok-ish game if it wasn´t plagued by very questionable design choices. losing all your xp on death feels abysmal, especially on boss stages, where you have to reach the end of the level just to get oneshot and lose everything. level curve is also highly questionable, at level 20 you have to clear 2 full missions for just 1 level up, at level 30 its around 6, just to upgrade your shooting speed from 0,17/s to ... 0,17/s? movement is absolutely sluggish, even with 5+ points in movement speed it feels awful, not what you want in a bullet hell game. you also don´t move at the same speed in all directions which feels weird. there´s 12 perks, but you can only equip 1 at a time? There´s also a lot of different ships, but you can´t see their stats unless you buy them and you have to level every ship from scratch, doing the same missions over and over again, and god forbid you die due to the crappy movement, wasting your time. not having any fun here, can´t recommend

Really solid shmup. Good variety of ships, perks and upgrades that let you experiment with different builds. I appreciate a shmup that is engaging and satisfying enough without needing gimmicky mechanics like time slow down or switching between bullet colors, etc. Getting all achievements is pretty easy too.

The game offers an impressive selection of 20 ships, each with different health, speed, and main weapon damage stats, along with three possible special weapons. However, you can only equip one special weapon during a mission. The biggest problem is that you have no way of comparing a newly purchased ship with your current one because its stats remain hidden until after you buy it. That means you could easily spend your hard earned money on something that ends up being worse than what you already have. Fortunately, earning enough money for a new ship usually takes only a mission or two, so it is more of an inconvenience than a major setback. Still, I honestly found little reason to switch from the default ship. It is more than capable of carrying you through the entire game. On top of that, changing ships means starting the leveling process all over again, which feels like a waste of time when there is no way of knowing whether the new ship will actually be an upgrade. If you really want to experiment, it is probably best to wait until the later sectors when money becomes plentiful and you can simply buy levels instead of grinding them. Apart from the starter ship, every vessel must be purchased with the game's currency. Prices gradually increase, but your progress is also limited by how many sectors you have completed. There are five sectors in total, each consisting of five stages that must be cleared in order to finish that sector. Once you enter a stage, the gameplay follows the classic shoot'em up formula. You fly in from the left side of the screen while enemies approach from the right, blasting everything in sight while collecting the rewards they leave behind. Thankfully, there is an auto fire option in the settings, which saves your fingers from constant button mashing. Besides your main weapon and whichever special weapon you have equipped, you also have access to a rechargeable bomb that damages most, if not all, enemies currently on the screen. Unfortunately, the stages themselves are not memorable. Aside from different backgrounds, you spend most of your time fighting the same enemies appearing in familiar patterns. The objective is simply to survive while destroying everything until the stage comes to an end. Every sector features a boss that you fight twice, once at the end of the third stage and again after the fifth. Despite having to destroy their weapons before attacking the main hull, bosses rarely put up much of a fight and usually go down surprisingly quickly. Defeated enemies drop experience icons that fill your experience bar when collected. Every enemy drops one icon, but its value depends on the enemy type and difficulty. Each time you level up, you open the upgrade screen and spend a skill point on one of the available upgrades. These upgrades are split into three categories. The first focuses on your ship's core attributes, including health, health regeneration, and speed. The second improves your main weapon through additional projectiles, increased damage, and a faster fire rate. The final category is dedicated to your special weapon. As mentioned earlier, you can only equip one special weapon during a mission, and once selected, it fires alongside your main gun while gaining access to the same three upgrades, namely projectile count, damage, and fire rate. Each upgrade can be improved multiple times, making it more effective with every point invested. Some upgrades come with trade offs, though. Increasing the number of projectiles, for example, reduces the damage dealt by each individual shot. Thankfully, the game lets you respec your build at any time without any cost, allowing you to freely move points around if you are not happy with your choices. This flexibility is especially welcome because ship levels carry over between missions and remain permanently tied to the ship you are currently using. The more you play with a particular ship, the stronger it becomes. Beyond upgrading individual ships, the game also includes permanent perks that can be purchased from the main menu. These are unlocked gradually as you complete more sectors and are bought using coins earned automatically from defeated enemies. You can only equip three perks at once, though, and you begin with just a single perk slot. The remaining two have to be unlocked through progression, just like the rest of the game's features.

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Muy bueno! buenos graficos y sonidos!

Muy bueno, se siente pulido, muy bien el feedback durante las batallas. Recomendado!

Es un buen juego, mas que nada porque es accesible y muy rapido! Como para jugar unos niveles en ese tiempo que te queda antes de hacer algo. No me gusto que los jefes en general eran demasiado faciles en comparacion a los niveles. Pero muuuuuy faciles, en especial el jefe final que deberia llenarte la pantalla de bullets y lo pase con los ojos cerrados. Y hay otra cosa que no se bien si es algo de diseño o que, pero esto de no poder ver las estadisticas precisas de cada nave, no saber como funcionan los poderes sin probarlos y esto de que en "Intel" solo te aparezca una imagen de la nave enemiga y un breve descripcion sin darte mas data me parecio medio trucho. Como sea, un buen juego, si queres un juego de arcade clasico este es una gran opcion.