JAGD LANZER

Please search for this title by google. There is the free demo of this game in "DLsite". If you play the free demo and think it's interesting, buy this game. The game of Shooting monotonously hard enemy forever, is waiting for you.

I would lie if I said I understood what was going on in this kusoge shmup/platformer. It's loud and flashing everywhere. It's very difficult to die unless you really want to, so you can complete the game in one sitting if you want (about 90 minutes). I think it's like that by design. Most of the sprites look like they've been "borrowed" from commercial games. A lof of the manga-style background drawings look suspicious too. I couldn't find a fullscreen option, but you can maximize the window. And then everything on screen becomes squashed and blurred. It's very similar to playing on a SUPER NES! The action also feels like the good old times, the same feeling you could have on 16bit consoles or arcade cabinet, and this is rather nice. A very pleasant experience if you accept that' it's going to be short and intense, but don't pay more than a couple dollars for it. [h1](follow my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33882793/]GenXPlayers[/url] for more retro and indie reviews)[/h1]

It's jst like those good ol' days where you rented Metal Warrios, back in the 90's, to play on your SNES with your friends, but a tad bit more hardcore, as there are bullets flying around everywhere in this game. It's short, you can beat the main missions in under an hour, and if you're itching for more, you can play the extra ones and be happy, but it's not only short, but cheap as well, so this game deserves a big YES.

Simple laid back arcade shooter with auto fire and plenty of action. You can't go wrong with this!!!!

Feels proper retro. Comes with a poorly translated manual, and I had to change my system's region settings just to make the key config menu display correctly. Great sound effects, although I do wonder if they just ripped them straight from Metal Slug's files. Couldn't get the window size to adjust without changing the aspect ratio, so it feels even more like running an emulator. Anyway, it's fun so far. Missions are quite short, which is nice.

I enjoyed playing through the game, music and visuals were really good, and even though the gameplay wasn't really challenging, I wasn't bored. The thing is, even after finishing the game I didn't really understand how the different weapons and upgrades were different from each other and what the upgrade prices affected, it's not like you could run out of money in this game anyway. The game does have a manual included, but it's useless and repeats the same things the game shows you before starting a new playthrough, without any new information whatsoever. Give it a try if you want a very simple game that can be finished in an hour.