Wish Project

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In every sense of the expression, "We have Touhou at home" I don't particularly like the over reliance on regular enemy patterns that box you in completely and / or completely litter the screen with bullets of varying types, on top of a few boss patterns locking you into a situation you can't dodge on more than one occasion (the stage 6 boss is particularly bad about that) Has a few good ideas but sadly the alternate chars are locked behind what most people will never bother trying for (as in completing the hardest difficulty stages with a gold medal, I could see more people trying if it was just normal which is already not exactly an easy task) and the "Tips" are locked behind equally demanding achievements, PROTIP: if I have to literally break the game in half I don't need the tips.

Great game, especially for its rather low price. Easy mode is actually easy (unlike in many other bullet hell games), and normal mode is a reasonable enough challenge, even for someone like me who sucks at bullet hell games. Also has quite a few interesting and unique bullet patterns. Definitely worth picking up for bullet hell beginners and veterans alike.

Wish Project, developed and published by Andrew Willman, is an independently crafted vertical shoot-’em-up that pays homage to the arcade classics of the 1990s while embracing a modern sense of accessibility. From its very first moments, it’s clear that this is a project born of passion for the genre rather than corporate polish. It combines straightforward mechanics with a generous variety of characters, difficulties, and bullet patterns that cater to both casual players and hardened shooter veterans. Beneath its modest presentation lies a carefully balanced rhythm of challenge and reward—a design that relies not on spectacle but on timing, precision, and the satisfaction of improvement. At its core, Wish Project operates within familiar territory: the player pilots one of several unique characters through vertically scrolling stages filled with enemies, projectiles, and boss encounters. Yet what keeps the experience engaging is the diversity among its eight playable characters. Each comes with distinct movement speeds, attack spreads, and special abilities that subtly shift the game’s feel. Some characters favor slow but powerful shots that demand precision, while others unleash…

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Good underrated shmup. Cute and funny different characters to play, with different playstyles. Plus it's dirty cheap! It even has local co-op! Replayability is pretty high too. Although the game is a bit short, which is common for bullet hell games, each character has it's own story, bullet/bomb/skill and enemies behave a little bit differently, so you may want to beat the game several times. For the current price I think it's a real bargain.