Andro Dunos II

Gameplay is fine but stuttering and screen tearing is absolutely insane. I don't think they'll fix this. Unenjoyable.

A really good and authentic retro sequel of the first game. It did came 30 years later, but it feels like they're just 1 year apart!

Very solid shoot em up. The graphics are nice and the gameplay is great - the weapon system is designed in a very clever way and quite original. The difficulty is exactly how I like it: it's challenging but not crazy difficult, and if you learn the projectile patterns enough and you focus you can go quite a while without getting hit. The sound department is fine although some of the music is a tad generic, but maybe I'm being harsh because this kind of game often has a stellar soundtrack so this is good by all means just not too memorable. The highlight is the boss of the penultimate level, the spaceship, very cool.

Looks like a great game and runs well but not for me. Too much screen activity for old eyes to keep up with.

Already played it a ton on Switch, and it's one of the better horizontal shmups in my opinion. Hopefully I can get the 1CC someday.

A short, easy to learn but hard to master retro shoot 'em up featuring seven action-packed stages where the fun doesn't end after beating the main campaign. Completing the game unlocks Boss Rush Mode where you'll face every main boss back-to-back with only four lives and no continues. Beat Boss Rush and you'll unlock two additional retro-inspired bonus stages: Respect 1992 A and Respect 1992 B. If you're aiming for full completion, don't stop after finishing the campaign. Overall, it's a fun experience that's well worth picking up on sale.