A vertical shoot'em-up of explosions, oversized bosses and endless waves, straight out of the arcade.

On so few votes, read this profile as a first probe. The sound comes out ahead, in front of more than two thirds of all games on one duel: fitting for the energy that drives the genre. Rediscovery lands above average, and fun sits right in the middle. At the bottom, attachment, ahead of less than a fifth of all games, and the controller-in-hand pleasure that stays below average. The tension, to be confirmed: you would like to relive the discovery and the soundtrack hooks you, but deep attachment and the feel of play do not yet follow.

Among modern arcade shoot'em-ups, it plays the card of accessible spectacle and replayability rather than hardcore demand. An immediate pleasure, more than a lasting obsession.

So, who is it for? For you if you love waves of enemies, spectacular bosses and an OST that pulses through the action. Much less if you want a demanding shooter that imprints itself on you for good.