![]() That being said if you aren’t into grinding in games then chances are you may not enjoy this one. Thankfully I love to punish myself with a grind so it wasn’t personally an issue. This sort of system does have a ‘flaw’ in that it often requires a bit of a grind, sometimes having to sit and kill the same enemies over and over hoping for that specific item you’ve been needing. It’s a satisfying system that has worked for years, great stuff. It comes with the usual difficulty curve we associate with games like Diablo 3, everything is going great guns, difficulty slowly increases, new parts appear, you get that weapon upgrade you’ve been desperately needing and you suddenly feel super powerful, then eventually the difficulty catches up again and so on and so forth. Anything you don’t need can be sold to the shop giving you currency, this currency can be used to purchase new items and abilities (which I will go into later) that will also improve your ship, it’s great. If you’ve played 2D shoot ’em-ups in the past, then you should be able to jump straight in, the gameplay is going to be very similar to the classics, it does what it set out to do in that aspect very well, the controls feel fantastic, it’s a very pretty looking game and the soundtrack fits perfectly, what more can be said? However, the loot system is where it gets ‘interesting’, as you play through levels you’ll acquire parts which you can use to improve your ship, such as new weapons, shields and engines etc. ![]()
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