Die. Respawn. Repeat.
Artemii Frolov · 2025 · Bullet Hell, Minimalist, Colorful, 2D, Action
PC
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About Die. Respawn. Repeat.
You’re a circle. Everything else wants you gone.
But every time you die, you leave something behind — a glowing shield, a permanent upgrade, a memory of failure turned into a tool for survival.Die. Upgrade. Try again.
In this neon-lit bullet hell, every death creates a persistent upgrade that stays on the battlefield — blocking bullets, shaping new strategies, and gradually turning chaos into rhythm.This is a small, free game I made during a game jam.
I liked the vibe, so I decided to polish it up and share it here on Steam. It’s short, weird, and (hopefully) satisfying. No microtransactions, no fluff — just you, the shapes, and the bullets.
But every time you die, you leave something behind — a glowing shield, a permanent upgrade, a memory of failure turned into a tool for survival.Die. Upgrade. Try again.
In this neon-lit bullet hell, every death creates a persistent upgrade that stays on the battlefield — blocking bullets, shaping new strategies, and gradually turning chaos into rhythm.This is a small, free game I made during a game jam.
I liked the vibe, so I decided to polish it up and share it here on Steam. It’s short, weird, and (hopefully) satisfying. No microtransactions, no fluff — just you, the shapes, and the bullets.
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⠀6 found this helpful
"Die. Respawn. Repeat." is a laughably bad (and objectively failed) bit of insincerely made Game Jam junk that was dumped on Steam for profit... never okay. It's a minimalist, real ugly looking bullet hell game with a gimmick that dying gives you a power up. The irony is that uninstalling this game powers up your entire life. So this looks like an old 1990's Adobe Flash game that you might play in a web browser, and the problem there is obviously Steam wasn't intended to try compete with Chrome and Firefox. If it can be done in a web browser, it's not even close to a cutting edge PC gaming experience. That's a problem. This is not a sincerely made product, it was made for a game jam, which is a problem. It was done in a constrained period of time; professional game development takes years of effort from teams of talented and qualified people. A "game" slapped together in a weekend by an amateur simply isn't going to have any value for gamers, and that plays out clearly with this shovelware. Also, products created in game jams were never intended for gamers, they exist only to stroke the ego of amateur developers who can't get a real job in the industry. When developers, e…2 found this helpful
It was fun. for a little bit.
Nostalgic feel, loved it! The F1 level player speed increase was neat and fun. Special thanks for the music, props to the composer!
would play this game more if there was more levels checking out the dlc
Nice game, had fun playing it
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