ELDR LEGACY

This is a interesting bullethell, the teleportation mechanic works well and the sheer bizzareness is worth a look

If you're into weird Japanese / Asian-ish Bullet Hell games ELDR LEGACY provides a half an hour of fun. The game is not very challenging in the grand scheme of SHMUP / Bullet Hell games and has little to no replay value, but I did find myself chugging through its brisk 20-30 minutes of gameplay and enjoying what it had to offer. The game itself degenerates a bit into "mashing the teleport / dodge button as you race up the screen" (the game is a vertical scrolling SHMUP) to progress to the next section of the level, but I still enjoyed it for what it offered. There isn't a whole lot to say about this game. There are a variety of random pickups to be had, one set of which affect the pattern of your firing / shooting and the other providing effects such as mini tornadoes that spawn out of your ... creature? tank? aircraft? Just what exactly ARE you on this game? (It looks like a creepy Thomas the Tank Engine...) -anyway, the other pickups are AOE type effects that last for a limited tim...

I cant tell if its a master piece or translation changed the game into a janky lore heavy scizo post either way i really liked it, its good 30 min play with an insane story. A bullet hell where the only punishment for death is the loss of your weapons and power ups makes it a fairly simple and quick to play and may even be a good starting bullet hell for those who may not like the perma death nature that bullet hells often have. Final review Spaming k/ orange orb

Eh. it wasn't really that great, and very amateur, but the dev did put a little bit of their own spin on over-the-top bullet hell games. Even though the graphics were pretty glitchy they were actually pretty creative, especially casting Magic which randomly shoots 1 of 8 insanely powerful spells. I got 30 minutes out of it. Not going to play it again. I'm saying thumbs up because it was an interesting diversion. Not a "good" game and really not worth the $1.42 I paid for it. But I guess it was good enough to not refund.