Seeker: Quest Preview - Collection Meets Action (Early Access)
Seeker: Quest combines monster collection with top-down bullet hell action. Is it worth…seeking out? Find out in our Early Access preview.
Seeker: Quest combines monster collection with top-down bullet hell action. Is it worth…seeking out? Find out in our Early Access preview.
Robot Resistorsis a great Rogue-like inspired by Vampire Survivors but featuring one smart core gameplay change. Read more…
Grief Trigger is a mini-game-based adventure game about someone coming to terms with the death of their father. Read more…
Shinorubi is a love letter to the best of the bullet hell genre that is already an impressive package, even in Early Access.
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Boss 101 by Donley Time Foundation is a fun arcade style shmup game with randomized bosses that you can create yourself. Read more…
Shooting Stars! leans on celebrity lookalikes and memetic web culture in this bullet-hell shmup. Read the full review
Sora, Japanese indie studio Orange_Juice’s sequel to Suguri, is as brutal as a bullet hell can be, adorable anime girls aside. Read our full review.
Ubermosh drops you into a pit filled with enemies, and a countdown timer. How many armed thugs can you take down in 90 seconds armed only with a sword?
Zenzizenzic is the frantic yet meditative abstract shooter you didn’t know you needed…especially if you don’t like twin-stick shooters. Read our review.