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So, there's a pretty tough difficulty level in the Puzzle mode (which is closer to Round Clear mode in Kirby's Star Stacker( except not quite) than what I would consider a Puzzle mode, which is actually I.Q. mode), and the multiplayer community seems to be dead, but this is a pretty charming game overall, and fun aside from Puzzle mode.

With just the recent addition of a save function, TorqueL has gone from "awful" to "amazing.

OH MY GOD THIS GAME IS SO GOOD YOU SHOULD BUY IT IMMEDIATELY!

...Look, just buy it, okay?

This game has an enemy which can easily perma-stunlock you, and doesn't even do any damage, thus forcing you to exit via the pause menu. Furthermore, your spells all feel incredibly weak (and, in fact, are), with the wand being utterly useless. In addition, the spell part of the tutorial doesn't work properly. You're supposed to set a chain of targets on fire, but it won't happen. As a bonus level of suckage, the dialogue assumes your character is male, even though there are female character customization options.

AND, the level generator can leave you unable to finish the objective by placing the things you need to destroy/get/open/kill out of your reach, clearly under the assumption that the player will be using an artifact or material that allows them to reach higher places, thus not accounting for differing play styles or the like.

So, no, this is NOT a good game.

There's an optional rhythm game-esque puzzle. 10/10

Look, all I'm gonna say is that if you have even a passing interest in shmups, buy this. It's absolutely amazing, and has plenty of game modes for pretty much anyone, from beginners, to experts, to those who want a quick game.

This game is truly (almost) perfect. If you do not get this amazing generation of super-fast RPG madness, you are stupid. Yes, I know. That's insulting, but it's also the truth.

Okay, so this, along with the rest of the Tale of ALLTYNEX trilogy, is widely regarded in shmup circles as one of the best doujin (Japanese indie) shmups ever, and it really is very good. The gameplay revolves around your ability to produce a reflective shield, similar to Giga Wing. If you kill an enemy with a reflected bullet, you get a score multiplier for a little while. If you continue killing enemies with reflected bullets while the multiplier is still active, it goes even higher, to a maximum of x64. You can't just keep the shield on all the time, though, as you have a limited amount of energy for it, which recharges while you aren't using it, and does so more quickly if you aren't shooting. Speaking of shooting, your firepower is tied directly to how much shield energy you have left. As an aside, you don't get a traditional lives system in this game. Instead, you have a health gauge which is fully repaired at certain points. Whether or not you will prefer this to a traditional lives system is subjective.

As for the presentation, the music, graphics, and story are top-notch. I have nothing more to add there. My only real complaint here is that this version of RefleX doesn't have the Steam overlay (even though ALLTYNEX Second and Kamui will), so you'll need something like Puush if, say, you want to take a screenshot of your personal best score. There are also no online leaderboards (also something the other two games in the trilogy will have). Overall, though, if you haven't bought this yet, go ahead and do so. It's awesome.

If you're wondering whether or not to buy this, the answer is "yes, buy it as soon as possible"!