AWA

AWA is a painfully generic vertical bullet-hell shoot 'em up with technical issues. First of all, there's no v-sync and it cannot even be enabled through the Nvidia control panel. It means your frame rates will go in the high hundreds if not thousands possibly making your computer overheat. However, you can use the "Frame limiter" option (not sure of the English name) in the control panel and that works. The gameplay screen takes up only one third of the screen and for a game released in 2016, it didn't need to be that way. The music is bland electro and/or rock and monotonous. The enemy plane graphics are generic and mostly white which causes a visibility problem because the majority of pickups are white. The controls are acceptable but no d-pad. No story at all. Useless leaderboard with just the top 10 in the world. Even really cheap, better to avoid. Even more so since a newer remastered version called AWA 2024 exists which apparently fixes somes of the problems, including the soundtrack and the limited gameplay screen.

[h1] This one is a mixed bag. So don't gag your rumhole with rockets! 10 stages in total and 10 ships to unlock. Short levels which is ok. DIfferent waves and formations but something is bland, maybe because variety is small or maybe because what's done is just to fill the level. Buy upgrades between stages but it's fairly limited to power ups you can grab so buy only when lost some firepower. Additional drones to increase output even more. Earn stars depending on how you perform and use them to unlock new aircraft. 3-5 lives and game over, no continue after that. Rating 5/10. [/h1]

Yelled AWA wife yelled back from kitchen turned out i scare myself beat it in thirty minutes now i chat with shadow she says skip late night snacks but i already filled tub with voices

Actually this is a nice game with decent graphics and smooth gameplay. The nostalgic, arcade feeling adds to the experience.

Jets scream through the fire Nine stages test steel and aim Skies bow to the storm

AWA is an arcade shooter that proudly wears its inspirations on its sleeve. Developed and published by OMNIDREAM CREATIONS, the game delivers a traditional shoot-'em-up experience centered around modern military aircraft instead of the more common space-faring ships that dominate the genre. It takes a minimalist approach to storytelling and progression, placing nearly all of its focus on fast-paced gameplay and the pursuit of mastery. For players who grew up with classic arcade cabinets or simply appreciate straightforward action games, AWA immediately feels familiar. The game offers eight selectable fighter jets, each bringing slight variations that encourage experimentation across multiple playthroughs. Players are tasked with clearing nine stages filled with enemy squadrons, environmental hazards, and increasingly challenging boss encounters. The structure is intentionally uncomplicated: survive, shoot everything in sight, and learn the patterns that stand between you and victory. This simplicity works in the game's favor, as it allows players to dive directly into the action without lengthy tutorials or complex systems getting in the way. One of AWA's strongest qualities is i…