Resistance is Fruitile

I bought this game because it just seemed to silly and ridiculous. Played co-op and it was a lot of fun. Definitely recommend it to others. Much more fun with a second player though!

It's fun, but a bit difficult to progress

Great, fun game. My only gripe is the roguelike elements. I'd much rather retry a stage when I die without losing any progress instead of having to start all over. Even with the opportunity to teleport back to the stage you were on, you're still losing the chance to gain upgrades along the way. But anyway, that's my gripe against all roguelikes, so I can't hold it against this dev, and overall I loved my time with this game.

Only played a tiny bit so far but I can already tell this is a hidden gem.

Super fun game to burn some time! Loved playing with my dad/cousin on vacation.

[h1]PERFECT for the Steam Deck[/h1] Let me start by saying that this game, being a rogue-like twin stick shooter, is PERFECT on the Steam Deck. The best thing about the Steam Deck is that you can pick it up, play for a short bit, and suspend it to come back to later. But for that short stretch you're playing, you want that fun, that challenge, and just positive energy and release from having played it. And this game does all that. It's the game I keep coming back to when I want to play something for a short 10, 15 or even 30 minute stretch, while I take a break from a long and intense task. Let's start with the how it looks and feels on the Steam Deck. The sprites and characters and text are correctly proportioned, and I don't feel like I'm squinting to make anything out. The game uses joypad controls of the steam deck. You don't need the thumb pads or anything like it. Next, let's talk about the gameplay, which is what it's all about. You can play one of two characters, the bride and the groom. The bride uses a shotgun weapon, while the groom uses a more traditional stream like bullets that you'd expect from a twin stick shooter. If you're playing on PC a friend can…