Shoot 1UP reviews

Shoot them up 2D with vertical tracking (scrolling), with graphics years 80 Recalling appreciably what was done on Commodore 64, Atari ST or Amiga, garish colors reminiscent of the comic SF in colors of the same time, type metal Howlant, shoot 1 up offers play not with a ship but several (for my part, I managed to go up to 25 ships) ships that you can recover by taking the corresponding bonus, besides there is only one, except the points to collect, but the more ships you have, the more powerful you are in shooting, of course, and you will have shooting angles. The design of the fleet is based on a deployment or concentration that you can adjust, knowing that when you dismiss your ships, there is more risk of losing, but at the center of the training you will have a very powerful laser that will form. A bonus also allows you to have a ghost of your squad. With 25 ships multiplied by two at a given time of the game, nothing on the screen allowed to come to tickle you. The action is dense but, it must be known, very short. It is to the extent of the shoot them up of the same time in the Arcade: the Raiden fighters or strikers were in rather short but very intense effects. That is why, if you know this type of game, you will play as an expert, and not as a novice or normal, because you will then end the game very quickly... without having to "continue" a part. The gameplay is very good and I do not understand a criticism that said otherwise. In short, at all good, to buy at a small price however, because its design is purely and simply a 25 year old good back and that it could have become a freeware as the excellent Choren 68k which, if you do not knowit , is a shoot them up appeared about 20 years ago and that was free, pixelated but from the fire of God: the shoot them up par excellence.