--- A Poorly Designed Touhou Clone --- From the design, menus, facilities, controls, this game doesn't hide its identity as a pretty blatant Touhou clone. Not that the fact that it's a Touhou clone made me don't like it. The reason I don't like the game is because it's badly designed. Good things to note are the game is very generous with its extend, where 1ups are simply item drops. The game drops 3 and more of them per stage. Plus, with correct settings, the game can manage to keep its 60 FPS. The lack of Vertical mode for display is disappointing, however. But it can't be helped. The game doesn't have any Replay or any sort, but the game lets you Stage Practice. Not too bad. The root of problem for this game is the Stage design and the ship itself. For one, the ship is very slow, even without using Focus (Equivalent to Laser Shot in Dodonpachi games). It will be fine if the normal shot itself is very wide, but it isn't. It makes aggressive play unviable. Secondly, the Focus shot ...

-Simple mechanics. -Simple graphics. -Simple (and cool) music. -It has very creative (and pretty) patterns. Totally recommended

Vertical bullet hell. Decent controls. Bullet grazing and cancelling mechanics. Okay presentation, graphics and audio. Stages feel a little empty. [i]Listed on the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40858110-Shoot-%2527em-up-Database/]Shoot 'em up Database[/url][/i]

Don't ask me why.

It's Kinda Good