70
It’s no match for Treasure or Cave’s finest examples of the genre, but judged on its own merits, this is a fine addition to the ever growing library of fantastic indie titles on the PS4 and another great shooter to add to the collection.
6
An average Bullet Hell Shooter. Nothing special really. I've played **** I've played better.
2
Uninteresting shootem-up. The content is bad and there is not even a lot of the bad content. Does not explain anything. Boring. Nope. Do not buy even for $1.
1
Unfortunately I cannot at all recommend this game. I gave it a try because Japanese games are often zany and tightly-made but this one is incoherent. First and most importantly, it's crazy difficult. There's no ramp-up, so the first level is already taxing your lives. You're completely sprayed with bullets right from the start. This makes it difficult to acclimate or even understand how gameplay works. It would be nice if they had an incline so people could get used to the mechanics. The tutorial isn't really one at all. They label what the different UI elements and commands are, but don't explain what they do or how to use them effectively. This is especially problematic because you have three different special attacks that each do different things, but it's not clear what they do (even from practicing with them) and the game doesn't explain. The graphics have an early 3D aesthetic which makes it unique, so there's that. This genre is a difficult one to get into, because it overwhelms the player. I would not buy this again.
Prismatic Solid
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Sep 29, 2015
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Available after 4 critic reviews
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Oct 7, 2015
70
It’s no match for Treasure or Cave’s finest examples of the genre, but judged on its own merits, this is a fine addition to the ever growing library of fantastic indie titles on the PS4 and another great shooter to add to the collection.
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An average Bullet Hell Shooter. Nothing special really. I've played **** I've played better.
Dec 20, 2015
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Uninteresting shootem-up. The content is bad and there is not even a lot of the bad content. Does not explain anything. Boring. Nope. Do not buy even for $1.
Dec 13, 2015
1
Unfortunately I cannot at all recommend this game. I gave it a try because Japanese games are often zany and tightly-made but this one is incoherent. First and most importantly, it's crazy difficult. There's no ramp-up, so the first level is already taxing your lives. You're completely sprayed with bullets right from the start. This makes it difficult to acclimate or even understand how gameplay works. It would be nice if they had an incline so people could get used to the mechanics. The tutorial isn't really one at all. They label what the different UI elements and commands are, but don't explain what they do or how to use them effectively. This is especially problematic because you have three different special attacks that each do different things, but it's not clear what they do (even from practicing with them) and the game doesn't explain. The graphics have an early 3D aesthetic which makes it unique, so there's that. This genre is a difficult one to get into, because it overwhelms the player. I would not buy this again.
SummaryA forced rail shooter with a simple and stylish graphic spaces consistent of primitive and solid figures. Numerous amount of particles and tremendous amount of projectiles will thrill you. Impressive effects, expression and evolution. Battle across six different stages against various enemies. Each stage has an unique end-of-stage guardi... Read More
Rated Efor Everyone
Platforms:
- Xbox 360
- PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date:Sep 29, 2015
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