Sakamoto Dangerous Barrage
Retsu Teikoku · 2025 · Action, Arcade, Shooter, Bullet Hell, Top-Down Shooter
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About Sakamoto Dangerous Barrage
Story
.Ryoma Sakamoto, the leader of the Satsuma Clan and the Choshu Clan, has set up an alliance between the two clans in order to bring them together and defeat the Shogunate.
However, in the middle of the Satcho alliance, a wormhole suddenly appears and those present are transported to “Fluffy Land!
Find the scattered greats in Fluffy Land and bring the Satcho alliance to a successful conclusion!
Game Features
A look-down type bullet-hell shooter!
Ryoma Sakamoto has the power of time stop & instant movement (not in the textbooks).
You can't avoid the bullets! When you think you can't avoid the bullets, stop time and move to a safe place!
While time is stopped, Ryoma Sakamoto's gun powers up when the cursor touches a bullet!
Absorb the energy of the bullets and launch a powerful attack!
Familiar greats appearing in the game
.Ryoma Sakamoto:
A samurai of the Tosa Clan at the end of the Tokugawa Shogunate in Japan who possessed the ability to stop time and travel at a moment's notice.
During the Satcho alliance, he is transported to “Fluffy Land”, but he still hasn't given up on the Satcho alliance.
He does not speak at all.
.Saigo Takamori:
Leader of the Satsuma clan who can stop time.
He believes that the Choshu clan is responsible for the wormhole that appeared during the Satcho alliance.
.Eiichi Shibusawa:
The man who recently became the 10,000 yen bill in Japan.
He was on the side of the Shogunate, but was caught in a wormhole while investigating the Satcho alliance.
.Matthew Perry:
An American who came to Japan on a black ship.
Unrelated to the Satcho Alliance.
He is pressing “Fluffy Land” to open its doors to the Japanese.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Historically accurate.8 found this helpful
[h1]Short and sweet bullet absorbing adventure![/h1] It's fun! I've never been a fan of bullet hell games, but this clicked. It's easy to pickup, short, artwork is "interesting", music is good. 11 levels + tutorial doesn't seem like much... and it really isn't due to speedrunish nature of the game. Beaten it in about 2 hours, and if you do not care about getting maximum stars on each level, you can beat it way quicker.6 found this helpful
Really fun! The gameplay is fast and absorbing the bullets is fun. It's pretty funny too!4 found this helpful
Fantastic game, would def recommend3 found this helpful
Sakamoto Dangerous Barrage is a distinctive indie bullet-hell shooter that combines historical inspiration, arcade-style action, and an unusual gameplay twist to create an experience that feels fresh despite operating within a familiar genre. Developed and published by Retsu Teikoku, the game reimagines famous figures from Japanese history in a bizarre alternate scenario where their political ambitions are interrupted by a sudden journey into a strange fantasy realm. Rather than focusing heavily on historical accuracy, the game embraces its absurd premise and uses it as a platform for fast-paced action and lighthearted entertainment. The core gameplay revolves around surviving dense waves of projectiles while navigating increasingly complex attack patterns. At first glance, the game appears similar to many traditional bullet-hell shooters, but its signature mechanic significantly changes the flow of combat. Players are given the ability to temporarily stop time and instantly reposition themselves, allowing them to escape situations that would normally seem impossible. This feature adds a tactical layer that separates the game from more conventional entries in the genre. Instead of…1 found this helpful
Game was very fun and very short. If I had to give it a score, I would give it an ALT/F4.1 found this helpful
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