Minishoot' Adventures

If a crossover between The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and your favorite bullet hell (if you even have one) doesn’t sound like something you’d be even remotely interested in, then let me tell you that I totally understand you because I was once just like you. And then I played Minishoot’ Adventures. And let me tell you: this has to be one of the most fun and one of the most brilliantly designed games I’ve played this decade. You play as a tiny spaceship that has to defend its village from an invasion of bad guys and free its fellow villagers from captivity. And this entails journeying the land figuring out how to restore your world to its former state, how get rid of the bad guys and how to rescue your friends. The core gameplay mix resembles that of The Legend of Zelda a Link to the past. You explore a place until you run into an obstacle that you cannot overcome, so you roam around the land a little more until you learn the skill that’s needed to clear the obstacle, or until you find the alternative path that leads to the other side. The game is designed in a way that makes every bit of progress feel earned, deserved, without being annoying or overly punishing. It rewar…

Just all-around well made. Good controls, progression, music. Not a masterpiece but solid.

delightful little game. probably one of only a few bullet hell-metroidvanias in existence. art and sound design is really cool, attack patterns are fair and upgrades are good at both expanding combat options and opening new paths for exploration. dont expect too much content, id say theres only enough for a little over 20 hours if you do everything, but what is there is real fun. also, if you cant decide if you want to buy or not, play the demo! it lets you play through a third to a quarter of the game and progress carries over.

Beautiful, 8 hour joy ride for 100% on Normal difficulty. Classic Zelda spunked up with some high octane bullet-hell adrenaline!

Fantastic game. Have enough guidance to know what to do next while giving enough freedom to explore and be surprised. One of the few that hold my attention long enough to 100%.

I'd say its a fun game to play better on controller than keyboard and mouse 100% the game was sure tough but enjoyable