Reviews enjoy balancing safety against moving closer for points. A run aimed at reaching the ending can become a desire to take more risks for a better score.
What makes it fun
The urge to move closer
With the Berserk System, defeating enemies up close raises both your score and the difficulty. Staying at a safer distance or moving in for points becomes a choice whenever enemies appear.
Read the boss, then break through
Warning lines and recurring bullet patterns give you cues for planning a route through a boss’s attacks. Getting past an attack that stopped you before makes what you learned feel tangible.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean / 10 languages total
A typical run
Shoot and dodge through the stages.

Core systems
Berserk System
Destroying enemies at close range raises the score and difficulty.
Choose between safety and scoring.

What sets it apart
One player says they could stay safe, yet feel drawn toward danger for points. The temptation to do more than defend is part of their enjoyment.
Learning curve and difficulty
One player lost at the final boss on their first run, then learned enough to finish the next without dying. Familiarity translated into a concrete result in their experience.

What longtime players say
Reviews name harder difficulties, deathless clears and scoring as goals after a clear. What players have achieved is distinct from what they plan to try.
What players like
Reviews enjoy scoring through close-range kills or taking risks.
Common complaints
Reviews raise concerns about the short campaign or limited new content.
Reviews mention screen readability or eye strain.

Who it’s for
Players who want to refine approach timing and scoring after clearing.
Who might not enjoy it
Players wanting more new content rather than refining familiar stages.

FAQ
- Can I practice a stage?
- Stage select lets you choose a stage to replay.

98% Overwhelmingly Positive ・ US$15.99
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