QP Shooting - Dangerous!!

The only reason I can really think of to get this game over almost literally any other sh'mup is if you're a big fan of 100% Orange Juice and want to get the QP Dangerous character in 100% OJ. Other than that, it's cute but mehhhhhhh. I'm currently going through it on my "backlog busting", but I have to say that even compared to games that required a larger time sink, this has been an absolute slog. The game feels more "zoomed in" than most sh'mups I've played in that the character and bullets are just so large. And I don't mean that to say that the hitbox is too big and I need "git gud" because I keep getting hit, more that it just feels like enemy attack patterns suffer for it because there isn't much room between where the bullets spawn and the sides/bottom of the screen. It makes the game field feel really small and kind of repetitive for it. For example, most sh'mups you can get these neat patterns where a shot goes out that bursts into another cloud of shots, or reflect off the walls, whereas in this game enemies just kinda drift onto the screen and then sneeze out a spray of bullets over and over until they die. The bosses do have more interesting patterns, but some of tho…

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QP Shooting - Dangerous!!, developed by Orange_Juice and published by Fruitbat Factory, is a tightly designed bullet hell shooter that hides a fiercely demanding arcade experience beneath an intentionally cute and whimsical exterior. At a glance, it presents itself as a colorful, almost playful game centered on an unusual premise involving a pudding-loving heroine, but that lighthearted presentation quickly gives way to a system-driven shooter that demands precision, patience, and a willingness to learn through repeated failure. It stands as a strong example of how style and substance can contrast sharply without undermining each other. The narrative is simple and surreal, revolving around the sudden disappearance of pudding from the world—an event so strange that nearly everyone forgets it ever existed, except for the protagonist QP. This bizarre setup provides the framework for a series of encounters with equally eccentric characters, each contributing to the game’s quirky tone. While the story is not the primary focus, it injects personality into the experience, making each stage feel like part of a larger, if loosely structured, journey. The writing leans into humor and absurd…

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Pretty decent bullet hell . there are problems with how narrow the playing field is. but its not awful and i recommend getting used to it to enjoy the game/ their other bullet hells which can be similar.

cute but im not getting any achievements on steam evendoe i've gotten a fair amount, runs great on steam deck except crackling title menu audio