Inside a Star-filled Sky

Interesting idea of "Endless arcade". In Fact, the gameplay itself consists of quite unpretentious gameplay a la 80s: shoot All the monsters on the level, collect upgrades, go to the next level. Nontrivial game give two interesting details: first, the farther from the starting point, the harder the enemies-but you can come back. As A result, you can spin around the desired complexity, until you pump the hero the way you want. And Secondly, though the levels are linear progression from point to point, in fact, the character has the ability to go "sideways"-Inside any object or enemy. That'S because of the second circumstance, the game can be played for quite a long time (and if you are resistant to monotony-and not at all indefinitely). The fact that when moving inside objects and enemies up/down the same things add up (increasing in power), and the different are canceled (i.e. there is only one, random object). As A result, you come into the enemy, firing, say, rockets, collect instead shields, getting-and you have an enemy thick, but completely harmless. With your upgrades the same story, so it often makes sense to redo the found strong, but completely unnecessary upgrade to something weak, but folding with what you have. And, of course, no one prevents you from entering the object in which to enter the object in which to enter the subject... Except, perhaps, more and more powerful enemies, of course. As a result, personally, I get the way that I pass one level, find an interesting weapon, go to the found upgrades, to also remake them in such a weapon, there it turns out that the necessary upgrades are not, so redo upgrades inside upgrades, getting To the level above, repeat with the following... In Short, after half a hour you find that you are somewhere deep, deep, fighting with unknown enemies and four times already changed weapons-and in fact did not advance beyond the third level in the "real" world. :) Do not get lost, in general!