Phoenix Force reviews

Maybe It's taken me too long to finish it, but it's been worth the dozens of times I've lost at each level to just one more blow to pass it. Try again and again, until you get to see that star in the center of the screen really fills you with satisfaction. -Quite entertaining Game where if you play all day you can spend it or if you leave it for a while to go---playing it a few hours a day, you take maximum one week. -Very simple, but does not take away the fun. -Bosses with known patterns, which are easy to dodge, a bit difficult when they are more than 3, but still can. -Although you have a variety of up to 6 Fenix, I assure you that at least you use two for most of the game. If you see it on offer do not hesitate to buy it, will ensure a few hours of distraction.

-Phoenix Force-The Game initially looked like a classic "Shoot ' em up" game. But apart from the Music and Graphics as well as the various Phoenix Classes, the Game didn't really convince me. Because: Everything is kept quite concentrated and so there are no Opponents from the top and bottom or from the right and left, but all Opponents have a fixed Track on which they move and just spray Bullets. At the Start, however, Opponents have 2 Levels of difficulty and maximum 4 Opponents are to be fought at the same time, you lose the Pleasure quite quickly, because you don't have an HP display, but dies after the first Hit and has to play the Level from the front. Even Varied is the Game not really, as the Opponents repeat themselves and only the Constellation changes. The Same applies to the Levels, which artificially protracts the Game. The Idea as well as the Graphics were good, but the Implementation unfortunately failed.

Being as so demanding the genre of the Shoot'em ' up, and more specifically the bullet hell, Phoenix Force is presented as a more than interesting option for those who are not very familiar with their mechanics and various tricks. The most curious Thing is without a doubt its control system, completely focused on the management of the mouse. In this way you get an absolutely millimetre precision, which will make us feel genuine pros dodging treacherous bullets and leaving situations that with a more classic movement system possibly we would be almost impossible to overcome. Besides, you have to keep in mind that the shot is automatic, which is very comfortable and makes handling even easier if possible. However, in the same way, the special skills are also released automatically, which forces us to wait for X time before we can use them. A simple and intelligent way to add a little strategy to a game that is quite simple for the most part. In short, it is nothing of the other world, does not stand out within its genre, but lets play and is very fun, apart from being quite long, with two hundred levels to overcome to unlock all the extras. A good option to little you like the genre.