Picayune Dreams

HEARTBEAT PING? PONG. HEARTBEAT PING? PONG.

Don't be put off by the game's weird visuals, you'll get hooked immediately. Trust me. You're thrown into space with enemies to shoot and kill. You might not have a clue what you're doing, but that's one of the game's many charms, I think. The upgrades' descriptions are a cryptic code until you're able to view them in the Collection menu. Just pick something you like the look of. The bullet hell aspect comes into play when you reach the first boss, but if you don't focus on killing it then the longer it'll throw bullets at you. You need to split your focus, half on not getting hit, half on pointing your weapons at the boss (or you can toggle auto-aim too, I don't judge). The sheer amount of enemies that appear in later waves can be a bit overstimulating at times, with all the colours on your screen, and becomes a sort of bullet hell in and of itself, but by then hopefully you'll have accumulated enough upgrades to part that sea. Watching big number go bigger is addictive as hell. There's also a skill tree to play with, though you don't absolutely need to invest in it. As of writing this I got the True Ending (flawless all bosses prior to the final) with an empty tree as I'm lev…

awesome game cool music! grab the soundtrack on a streaming platform its worth listening to

it's got fun bullet hell bosses, amazing music, rpgmaker style horror segments, an in-depth skill tree for meta progression, crazy powerful builds, and a unique way of telling you what weapons and items do. absolutely worth every penny

This game is SO SO ♥♥♥♥♥♥ GOOD and I'm sad it hasn't gotten the attention it deserve

Its quite a nice game, proably the main game that introduced me into the fun of bullet hell games in general. Nice movement, weapons are greats. And the skill tree is probably my favorite part of the game, since it helps leviate my problems with the game (which mostly stem from it being a rouge like since not too big of a fan of those) since you always gain a feeling of progression and increase of strength even if you lose most of it upon death. And also the bosses are fantastic, each one has a nice thing going on with them and are all very fun to fight in general even if some are easy. If I had to issue some complaints outside of rouge like stuff, I think most of the fodder enemies blend together and don't got much interesting going on with em, hell some of them I didn't realize were any diffrent from the others. But other than that, great game and fantastic skill system. If you like bullet hells you will like this game. (oh also I like how the upgrades stats are shown via code so that you have to actively read code in order to know how the weapons work).