Chilean shmup that feels like a game from the 2000's and that's not a bad thing. I always enjoy supporting regional devs that make these games.
An arcade run has 6 stages + TLB. You can choose between different levels on stages 2 to 5, and there's a marathon mode that has you play all of them.
There are difficulty levels but the difference between arcade + nightmare isn't too noticeable.
Surviving is simple, although your extends are limited by learning to score. The scoring system is somewhat complex to execute or even understand at first, but is straightforward in the sense that there is a single optimal route per level that isn't too hard to practice upon watching a video.
Aparece Buenos Aires
An arcade run has 6 stages + TLB. You can choose between different levels on stages 2 to 5, and there's a marathon mode that has you play all of them.
There are difficulty levels but the difference between arcade + nightmare isn't too noticeable.
Surviving is simple, although your extends are limited by learning to score. The scoring system is somewhat complex to execute or even understand at first, but is straightforward in the sense that there is a single optimal route per level that isn't too hard to practice upon watching a video.
Aparece Buenos Aires