KyloREGGIE

Pros: -The graphisc for the most part are well-done and the backgrounds are decently designed. -Shooting is very responsive. There wasn't one moment were my aiming was off. -You can unlock dual guns, which are the best weapons in the game. -The magic feature is a cool concept... Cons: -...but sadly, it isn't executed to its max potential, since there are only 2 magic talismans (one stops the enemy and one deals a lot of damage). -Enemy variety is very lacking, consisting of 2 bosses and 3 enemies (with the crawling one re-colored on the higher difficulty). -Story is only brought up on the final stage (the game doesn't even tell you the smallest details of story during stage 2-5), and even then the conclusion was very unsatisfying. -The game is very easy, with your gun dealing a lot of damage and the enemy's speed being very slow. The bosses were the only ones that gave me a bit of a pickle. -There are only 3 guns and 2 swords. -Sword combat is very underwhelming, ending up being weaker than the guns. Sometimes, you don't feel like your sword is actually hitting the enemy. -The game's "survival" mode is the only additional mode the game gives you and even then, there's no reward for surviving the waves. -Can be completed in 1-2 hours. -Lack of music is undertandable but they could have added additional ambience sounds to make you feel like you're there. -You can't walk (ironic, isn't it?) -Lack of interaction on stages (other than exploding barrels) Conclusion? It's very bittersweet. At its best, is a harmless competent wave shooter that does little to stand out. At its worst, is an overpriced barebones wave shooter with very little variety. For $20, I advise you to avoid it as best as possible. If you want some good wave shooters, I recommend Brookhaven Experiment or Blasters of the Universe. For a game funded by Sony's China Hero Project program, this was their most underwhelming, being worse than Animal Force.