An excellent 16-bit-style 2P Co-Op Contra-like (with a Doom vibe), gameplaywise more in line with the 8-bit NES games. No wall-clinging etc., just well designed & greatly fun run-n-gun 8-way shooting.

An excellent NES-style Contra-like run-&-grun (2P Co-Op) from the developer of the fantastic shmup GanaBlade. 2 characters with different weapons. Great level & boss design, great difficulty options.

After Hexapoda, the dev went fully Cave-style danmaku, incl. focus shot/movement. It's a solid indie entry for this type of shmup. Plus, you get the dev's weird pleasure for unsuitable 4P Co-Op again.

A 4P Co-Op vertical shmup that is a rather unguided or at least unpolished mix of bullet hell & classic elements. However, the gameplay overall is not bad & the presentation quite engaging.

A 2P Co-Op twin-stick bullet hell shmup with stages full of gimmicks & novelties for the genre, sometimes very puzzle-like. All feels well thought out, but also surprisingly homogenous & atmospheric.

A passion project with lots of nostalgic references & Aleste-like mechanics. However, it's weird & nothing like Aleste. The dev doesn't seem to understand how a good old school shmup should be paced.

Despite the primitive character design, overall this is a good looking and great sounding horizontal 2P Co-Op bullet hell shmup with interesting & fun bullet patterns, elaborated mechanics & scoring.

A horizontal shmup with an interesting core mechanic: your HP constantly drops & you have to refill it by playing aggressively. I'm fine with the visuals, but the audio leaves a lot to be desired.

A quality push-scrolling shmup set in Astro Saga's 2010, where alien girls defend their planet from evil Terrans. The tanks are highly inspired by Blaster Master, but it's a linear, arcade-style game.

Like most SEEP games: Good & seductive art, but little effort in terms of game & esp. boss design. Yet, casual retro gamers might enjoy this short metroidvania. It uses a CPC-inspired color palette.