"Flying cats versus 10,000 soothing characters! What awaits them beyond all those furious midair fights...? Witness the world's most shocking ending for yourself! Shoot, evade, and detonate Bombers! Neko Navy is an exhilarating horizontal-scrolling shooter with easy controls. The game offers three difficulties that everyone from a beginner to an advanced player can enjoy. Fire off as many Bombers as you can to achieve high scores!"
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Target Audience: New Fans to Shmups or desperate Shmup Veterans Summary: Neko Navy is sort of an oddity in the SHMUP genre, and yet is what you'd expect of the genre on any given day. That's the weird thing right off the bat: you've played games like Neko Navy before, but the slight twists that it puts on the game at times are interesting when it decides to showcase them. It's a solid game with good difficulty options and reasonable controls. Its problem is simple: it lacks a KO punch of any sort. Nothing WOWs here, it's all good but nothing is spectular. In a genre that has a lot of old GREAT games coming out via porting, in addition to games trying to specialize in one element of the SHMUP genre, it's going to have problems standing out. Which is sad, because it's clear that the developer understands the underlying genre and knows some key design elements for it. Granted, that has
A shocking documentary window into the secret lives of cats...or a silly, well-done Japanese homebrew side-scrolling shooter, take your pick. On a basic level, aside from moving around all you've got to worry about are "shoot" and "bomb" buttons; from there it's all about making sure your salvos land and theirs don't. After selecting one of three available kitties with varying movement speeds and weapons (plus a couple more to unlock), you're off on a brisk seven-stage journey to rack up as many points as you can. You'll quickly notice that blasting baddies releases blue cat icons, which charge up your single-stock "bomb" weapon when picked up; unleashing said bomb not only damages enemies and grants a few moments of invincibility, but changes unfriendly bullets and defeated targets into gold pickups, which serve as your primary source of points - and extra lives. You'll likely soon fi
Having played it ahead of time, I think this is worth a play if you like any kind of Shmup games. +Cute cats and cat related characters +Decent soundtrack that goes with the look of the game +Simple to learn and navigate, but still enough of a challenge to last you a few hours until you pick up in it. +-Unity. Many people hate the engine but in this instance it isn't badly -Short play. Around twelve hours length to get all achievement for the average player. Half an hour per play -Can be overwhelming for some people. This actually plays into mechanics. When you feel overwhelmed, use your bombs and go hard.
Cat games are always fun to play! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6dQa5j-Z1g
Introduction Neko Navy is a hand drawn horizontal shmup by DeathMofuMofu featuring shooting cats. I was a bit reserved because of the amount of bullets on screen in the gameplay I saw. I'm decent at regular shmups but not as good at bullet hell shmups. However a Steam friend liked it, it was on sale and I love cats so I bought it. Gameplay When you start out you can choose between 3 cat characters with different weapons. You get a primary fire and a bomb. When activating a bomb you're invincible for a moment and all bullets turn into cat crystals. Pick up enough cat crystals and you get another bomb. Along the way you can pick up power ups that will upgrade your primary fire and give you a bomb if you didn't had one already. Completing the game will unlock new characters (two cats and a fish). You start with 3 lives and get an extra life every 100M you score. Game modes You can choose
It's actually one of the better shmups I've played, but can you please bring [Daydream Edition], the new-and-improved updated version, to Steam?
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