Moon Dancer

That was fun! Fast-paced and aggressive! The different lock-on power ups surprisingly gives distinct functions. Much recommended for those in mood for more shooting than dodging.

A nice simple shooter with a very catchy soundtrack. The 'lock om' system is quite simple and feels good. I just bought this game as the former ones felt more just like development models towards Moon Dancer and looked too unpolished to me. After reading about the KS an an updated Switch version done by a 3rd party but limited just to the Switch I decided to not to buy further PC games from the developer even the decision of the Switch version is probably out of his hands from the development hell in Japan. Still recommend this one game for real Shoot'Em Up' fans for the simple but easy to learn mechanics and that damn catchy soundtrack as Steam doesn't offer a mid-thumb option.

Absolutely wonderful shoot 'em up featuring lock-in shooting in a Ray series/Rez/Minus Zero style. Maintains the rapid pace and slick, PC Engine-style presentation of its predecessor Raging Blasters while providing a very distinct feel to the gameplay. The added complexity perhaps makes it slightly less accessible to newcomers than Raging Blasters is, but this is a great game to graduate to once you're familiar with the basics of the genre -- and meanwhile veterans have plenty of challenge ahead of them, both in the main game and the excellent Caravan mode. [url=https://ricedigital.co.uk/blissful-death-moon-dancer/]Read our full article on Moon Dancer![/url]

縦シューティング、スプライト、高速スクロール、BOMBなしというキーワードが刺さる人におすすめ。 アーケードモードは死んだらチェックポイントまで戻されるのがストイック。 スコアを世界のプレイヤーたちと競ったり、肩ひじ張らずちょっとした時間に遊べるのがいい。

Am amazing vertical shmup from TERARIN. Only playing with a button (hold + release system for the lock-on missiles, divided in three different types, as well as the main autoshot, similar to Missile Dancer). As the previous titles by Terarin, the game is perfectly designed to put you in a challenge similar as a rhythm game when it comes to scoring. Although it may seem too simple at the beginning, this is one of the cases of an "easy to play, difficult to master", since every pattern and move is carefully designed to make you "dance" by learning the precise moments when to release the button of the tracking missiles in order to establish a chain (chains can only be made through the missiles). It is a great experience overall, an experience that makes one feel playing better each try. With this core mechanics, as well as several difficult modes, an online global ranking and a beautifully crafted (and engaging!) Caravan mode, Moon Dancer is more than a rewarding experience, it is clearly one of the best doujin "one-man-made" shmups of the year. Not to talk about the beautiful NES palette and the outstanding soundtrack. Absolutely recommended for beginners and pros.

Para rezarle cada día. En serio, qué gustazo En un podcast lo hablo, por si no se fían: https://youtu.be/H3sayvULSiQ?si=ypbmlVjOw7lAfyni&t=1738

Checkpoints and powerless. If you like unfun shmups enjoy.