DariusBurst: Another Chronicle EX+ hits Switch and PS4 next month
DariusBurst: Another Chronicle EX+ brings the latest revision of Taito’s acclaimed arcade shoot-’em-up to Switch and PS4 on June 11.
Browsing: Shoot-’em-up
Mini reviews: R-Type Final 2, Shantae, Kingdom of Arcadia (Switch)
The original Shantae finds a natural home on Switch, R-Type Final 2 resurrects a classic shmup, and Kingdom of Arcadia is fun, if forgettable.
Review: Barrage Fantasia (Switch)
Barrage Fantasia is rock solid indie bullet hell wrapped in stylish pixel art, though it lacks some of the genre’s common bells and whistles.
Bullet hell twin-stick shooter Godstrike comes to Switch and PC next month
Godstrike is a twin-stick shooter where ‘time is your greatest asset and most dreaded enemy’, coming to Switch and PC on April 15.
Review: Natsuki Chronicles (PS4)
Natsuki Chronicles finds plenty of excitement in its arcade shoot-’em-up action, even as it takes a more story-centric approach to the genre.
Review: Capcom Arcade Stadium (Switch)
With hidden gems like Progear in the mix, Capcom Arcade Stadium is much more than just another repackage of the same old games.
Review: Project Starship X (Switch)
Project Starship X puts a roguelike twist on shoot-’em-ups that dials up the chaos, coupled with a ridiculous sense of style.
Review: Habroxia 2 (Switch)
The old-school influence on Habroxia 2 is clear, but it plenty of fresh ideas and modern twists prevent it from being stuck in the past.
Review: Crimzon Clover: World EXplosion (Switch)
Crimzon Clover: World EXplosion brings one of the best shmups of the last decade to Switch with some wonderful new modes and a flawless port.
Review: Galacide (Switch)
Galacide finds surprising success in mashing up two quite distinct genres: shoot-’em-ups and match-three (or rather, match-four) puzzlers.