強襲人形：原體

Ambition is the driving force of any project, be it gaming or something else. However Ambition unchecked leads to the pitfalls which many indie devs find themselves in, ultimately resulting in a bad product. Today we take a look at one such case: Strike Buster. Strike Buster is a Horde Defense game which takes place in outer space, in it you're tasked with fighting off against space scorpions. Scorpion infestations really are getting everywhere nowadays, huh? Strike Buster attempts at a novel take on Horde Defense genre by throwing bullet hell mechanics into the mix. However for all the ambitious things it tries doing, it unfortunately fails at making any of it interesting. Now let us go over its shortcomings.

My opinion is it's fun but gameplay does turn into shoot and use ability, my suggestion is to make the gameplay more engaging. Overall 4/5 stars.

I don't know what to say about this "game"... We have the same "challenge" ALL the time. Same map, same enemies, same spaceship, same everything. We don't have History or anything Else to call It a great game. Looks like a simple thing created to make you spend your time and watch Ads. I'm Sorry.... But i can't see any reason to dedicate my time on this "game". I voted to your competitor. 3 stars there.

A fast-paced bullet hell game. Gotta be honest, this genre barely does it for me since I'm more of a strategy game fan. Still, this game is great in what it does. The graphics are vibrant and it can get kinda hectic when there's a boss battle. I'm sure bullet hell fans can find this title enjoyable when it releases in full.

I really liked the game and the concept of a demo instead of a real game surprised me. I liked this experience and allowed me to try a game I would've never played otherwise. Unfortunately this isn't my type of game. I do wish the best for you and your game. ♥️

It's a good game. It's not quite my cup of tea, but I can see myself playing this to kill some time. It's annoying that the tutorial text shows up every single time you restart the game, but after some intense screen tapping, you can have lots of fun thriving over the swarm of enemies hoarding around you.

[Intro] As we begin this review, think with me, it won’t be long, it won't be short, but let us just think for a moment. Space is vast and dark, space has never failed to captivate the human imagination, a vast empty vacuum… but it isn’t that empty. Within the vacuum exists many asteroids, planets, moons, and stars to name a few space objects. It would almost seem infinite, though if we follow paradoxes such Zeno’s Paradox of Plurality are understanding of infinity is, shall I say obscured, everything is a finite, we don’t understand true vastness as everything is relative in size… but we are going off topic, as much as pondering the vastness or lack thereof of vastness we understand as if you choose to believe the Paradox of Plurality.

Game is great too. I can't find a way to access the menu, so I guess it's very incomplete yet, a demo,  but it's entertaining, I love this game genre.

Game's great too, I believe this is also a demo since I can't find a way to access the games menu, so it's very incomplete in the current state. The game's got potential.