Graze Counter

[h1]Graze Counter — not for me, and not ready for Steam Deck[/h1] I only played this for a few minutes, so treat this as a first-impressions review rather than a verdict on the full game. But those few minutes were enough to tell me this isn't for me, and enough to spot problems that have nothing to do with taste. [h2]Steam Deck: "Playable" is doing a lot of work here[/h2] It's marked as Playable, and technically that's accurate — it runs, you can play it. But basic things are done badly, and they'd be trivial to fix: [list] [*] [b]B as the default "continue" button.[/b] This is backwards from the platform standard and it throws you off constantly. [*] [b]Special shot on A[/b], which is an unusual mapping for the genre. [*] Various other small defaults that just feel wrong out of the box. [/list] None of this is a technical limitation. It's a controller layout, and it hasn't been thought through for the Deck. [b]One genuine positive:[/b] the controls are displayed as a controller diagram before the game starts. That's a good, clear way to do it and I wish more games bothered. [h2]The intro is confusing[/h2] Strange and disorienting, and not in a way that made me want to kee…

a fun shmup ! i'd recommend to a beginner forsure, novice is nice and easy and teaches itself well. music is great also. ran perfect on linux !

graze close to a bullet to charge meter then let loose a powerful energy wave. Collect stars charge a meter then let loose another energy wave. pixel graphics

game is very fun and cute, while the newer version is great id still play this

Approved.

You play as cute girls piloting some cool space craft. Fun, fast, and requires a lot of precision. Took me a few hours to get good at it. Continue playing, and you'll be rewarded. The April Divider craft is really sweet looking. Makes me wish this wasn't a pixel art game. -The translation work seems a little sloppy. Crystal Labylinth? Is that intended to be Crystal Labyrinth, or is that a backwards joke? Sometimes character's names are shown as they talk, sometimes not. This confused me into thinking sometimes my character might be talking. I skip over all the dialogue. This game's story is ignorable. Practice mode has an invincible option, but it lists invisible. -As I've seen typical of Henteko Doujin games, your Xbox 360 controllers triggers can't be binded to any controls. -After you've started the game, you can only quit by dying. Kinda sucks when I realize I'm in emergency need of PRINGLES HONEY MUSTARD CHIPS. Arcade games should be faster than this. Otherwise I can press Esc on my keyboard and be asked "QuitH?" Is that H for hentai? Is this supposed to be a hentai game and I've been unaware? Is that the story of the game? It's also annoying that the menus pressure me to…