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Yars Rising is a Metroidvania Love Letter to an Atari Classic

Yars Rising combines modern and retro sensibilities into a fun and quirky package. It's both a solid new Metroidvania and…

Nova Strike (PC review) – A decent shmup trapped in a Roguelike’s body

Nova Strike has promising vertically-scrolling shmup fundamentals. Unfortunately, its repetitive Roguelike structure magnifies its shortcomings.

Shmuptember 2023: Raiden III x Mikado Maniax is an arcade classic with a shiny new coat of paint

Raiden III x Mikado Maniax is a great excuse to revisit an entry in an iconic shmup series for veterans…
Shmuptember Journal 2022: R-Type Final 2 – Review

Shmuptember Journal 2022: R-Type Final 2 – Review

As beautiful and content-rich as it is difficult, R-Type Final 2 offers a feast for hardcore shmup players craving a…

Shmuptember Journal 2022: After Wave Downfall – Review

Simple, yet delightfully strange, After Wave Downfall was an unexpected highlight of Shmuptember 2022. This aquatic 3D rail shooter is…

Yurukill: The Calumniation Games – Impressions

Yurukill features a bizarre genre mashup that is uneven, yet compelling. After finishing the first chapter, I'm keen to come…

Shmuptember Journal 2022: ZeroRanger & Yurukill

In week 3 of Shmuptember, I played two shmups that were all over the map with respect to scope: the…

Shmuptember Journal 2022: Huntdown & Skycadia

In week 2 of Shmuptember 2022, I played the cyberpunk run & gun, Huntdown, and the low-poly aerial battler, Skycadia!

Shmuptember Journal 2022: Drainus & Touhou Disappearing of Gensokyo

Shmuptember is back for 2022! For week 1 of this event, I checked out two indie shmups: Drainus and Touhou…

Shmuptember Journal – Week 4

The Final Charge Perhaps playing nothing but shmups for an entire month has caused me to lose a few marbles,…

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