Shoot 'em up with the 3rd game in the Gundemonium Collection series. Hitogata Happa is considered one of the hardest doujin style shooters ever! – Unlike the first two games, Hiitogata Happa is a vertical scrolling upward shooter, the action in this game is a visual mish-mash of weaponry that will give your senses a total overload. Threatened by an invading army who is terrorizing the land, Rosa enlisted the magic of a witch, Kreutzer – who has charmed her own army of magic dolls, each with extreme power and crazy weapons. Use these dolls to take revenge on the invaders as you blast through six, intense stages. Choose from twelve playable characters (four unlockable), each with their own special abilities, and unlock secret game features.
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Another one of my favorite shmups on Steam. This game has a ton of polish, a few different game modes, very nice pixel art with lots of explosions happening all the time and 13 characters! This game is a bit different than your typical shmup. Your "bombs" in this game will explode by sacrificing your character against an enemy. Weird concept, but it works great! You can also buy multiple lives and new characters after each stage to make up for sacrficing yourself. Its still very difficult and most people wont make it past the Beginner difficulty. One of the best shmups on Steam and highly recommended.
This is one of the best bullet hells here avaliable on Steam (of course it's not touhou but it does its work pretty well), and it's totally worth it (more if you can get it on sale). The third part of the Gundemonium Recollection, and a vertical scroll (instead of horizontal like its predecessors), with very charming characthers and of course a japanese touch. The other two games of the Gundemonium Collection are great too, so if you want to get it, don't doubt it.
Another good game that you can't buy anymore.
Well, I hadnt played this game in ages, and after buying the Gundemonium Collection, I figured I"d have a go at it since I couldnt really remember much of it. ....and then it very quickly hit me as to WHY I hadnt played this game in ages. Suddenly, I remembered it all. If you're wondering why my "time spent" on this game here on Steam is so low, and yet I'm writing a review, it's because I've already spent a big pile of time with this, and the other two games, on the PS3 versions, which came out quite some time ago. The other two games in the trilogy are bloody brilliant. Excellent bullet-hell type games. This one though is different. Everything that the other two get right, THIS one gets wrong. Uninteresting attack patterns, extremely repetetive (and short) level design, stupid control issues (really? There's no "slow movement" button here? In a bullet-hell shmup? when there WAS one
Not sold anymore on Steam but i'll write some here anyways as people might look this one up some other way or it might come back in some other form. i'll give it a thumbs up with caveats: This game is right there at the hardest bullet hell shooters there are with complexity surpassing Ikaruga. You thought that was hard? No this one is hard to grasp. Many stop at the first boss as you absolutely need to understand the mechanic where your 'doll' primes it's 'bomb' once the flow meter is filled. The collision bomb attacks which sacrifice the doll (meaning you buy at the store a ton of dolls as spares, not that the amount means much) are essential to perform or else the time runs out and boss goes to error mode becoming a One-hit-ends-the-game thing. Just perfect. I know there are people out there that love this challenge which is pretty obvious right away: Do you spend your currency on
Hitogata Happa actually seems like a really good bullet hell/shoot 'em up once you get a grasp on the mechanics. Without knowing that your character turns into a bomb after your "Flow" bar (wot?) maxes out, you'd find the game literally impossible. Once I got that, the first boss was a very enjoyably hectic and chaotic experience. Unfortunately the game's difficulty is just way too high for me personally. Even understanding the mechanics, knowing what I want to do and playing on beginner difficulty doesn't help. Navigating through the second bosses insane patterns is a nightmare. The game would be really fun if it had infinite lives and didn't have "error mode" which reduces your lives to zero against a boss if you can't beat it within the time limit. I can more than respect that being added into the game's highest difficulty or there being a game mode featuring error mode, but to have
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