HaHa

In a world full of haha, I'm the hehe

Fun games don't need to be flashy, as long as the gameplay is outstanding it can attract players. The main character of the game is a square, which initially attacks by throwing stones, and the angle of the parabola needs to be taken into account when attacking, which tests the player's maneuvering ability to a certain extent. The game borrows from several popular gameplay styles, and despite the similarities, the authors added new elements to it with their own ideas. If you want to unlock new characters, you need to fulfill specific conditions. Each character has its own specialty. My personal favorite character is "Zeus", with which I can easily pass through the BlackBox map. I hope the author will update more characters and maps in the future.

Surprisingly fun little game

HaHa, developed and published by 2E, is a compact yet exhilarating indie arena shooter that fuses the intensity of bullet hell gameplay with the addictive progression of roguelite design. At first glance, its premise appears deceptively simple—you control a lone fighter placed in a confined arena, facing endless waves of enemies that grow faster and deadlier with each round. Yet beneath its minimalist exterior lies a finely tuned balance of reflex-based shooting, risk management, and incremental progression that makes every session engaging. The game wastes no time with exposition or complex systems; it drops you straight into the chaos, inviting you to survive for as long as your reflexes can carry you. The core gameplay is built around a straightforward but satisfying loop. You begin each run lightly equipped, with only basic firepower to keep you alive against an onslaught of foes. As you eliminate enemies, you gather power-ups, upgrades, and bonuses that gradually expand your offensive and defensive capabilities. Each run becomes a test of adaptability—deciding whether to chase a risky upgrade, hold your ground for survival, or dive headfirst into a swarm for greater rewards. …

10/10

Trash game, third level is impossible