FUBUKI ～zero in on Holoearth～ HOLOLIVE ALTERNATIVE

its a really fun game with great pixel art, bright colors, and smooth gameplay. The maps are cool, the bosses are fun, and there are lots of secrets to find. It’s even better if you know the VTubers it's based on. the bad: some colors blend into the background, so enemies and projectiles can be hard to see sometimes. Also, you pretty much need a controller(the game also tells you that), keyboard controls suck Overall if you like Mega Man or Gunvolt style games, you’ll probably enjoy this one. And if you know how to dash(unlike a little fly), even better as the little fly once said, a game made from the fans to the fans

On sale, this is a hololive game to buy but the original price is too expensive for the amount of content. The artstyle is nice but sometimes makes it unclear what is going on in the screen. Really like the summon system although some of the effects aren't clear or are not useful. One annoying thing is the cap on the currency as well as the fact you need to repeat a specific level to get casino coins for the shop.

Very fun little game to have in the collection. Really cool and funny internet culture references and Hololive characters. Gameplay is incredibly fast and fluid with a lot of stuff happening on screen and can be completed in just 1h30min. It was very enjoyable, I liked it a lot.

It scratches that Mega Man Zero itch very nicely.

It’s a very short game, but an incredibly enjoyable one. There are some minor balance issues. The Pekora rocket launcher is simply too strong and useful not to spam, which can reduce interaction with the bosses a bit. That’s a shame, because the bosses themselves are wonderfully designed and clearly meant to be engaged with more directly. That said, the artistry here is insane. For this price, the amount of care and faithfulness on display is impressive. The art perfectly captures Fubuki’s charm, and the other hololive members that appear feel just as lovingly represented. Visually and structurally, it strongly reminds me of classic Mega Man or Rockman, and I mean that in the best possible way. You can really feel the passion behind this project. I can easily imagine myself replaying it multiple times just to see how fast I can clear the stages. I’d honestly love to see another game in this style from the same developers with a bit more polish, though I can also imagine how much energy it must have taken just to ship this one. I can fully recommend this game. Not only as a Fubuki fan, but also as someone who simply enjoys games as a whole. Absolutely worth the price.

It's a decent game, but not as good as Flare NuiNui Quest or Chrono Gear. It feels like a bullet hell game. There is too much stuff going on in the screen, so enemy bullets are harder to spot. The plot is incredible simple and the game is very short. I beat the game in under 2 hours on hard difficulty. I wouldn't buy it for the full price.