Basically the opposite of bullet hell, instead of dodging hordes of enemy rounds (see touhou gameplay for an example) you emit tons of rounds to fight hordes of enemies, usually after building up your arsenal (see holocure gameplay for an example)
For a game I pretty much stumbled on out of nowhere, it was pretty enjoyable. Last I played it was pretty buggy, though, crashing once on their itch.io online demo, and again in their downloaded steam demo. Seemed to be mostly related to the amount of effects on screen, so something to be aware of for those jumping in.
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What’s Bullet “Heaven”?
Basically the opposite of bullet hell, instead of dodging hordes of enemy rounds (see touhou gameplay for an example) you emit tons of rounds to fight hordes of enemies, usually after building up your arsenal (see holocure gameplay for an example)
Ooh! I thought it was like how “Angel’s Night” is just “Devil’s Night” when people don’t want to say devil
I was about to shout rock and stone but apparently that thumbnail is not deep rock galactic. I’ve been fooled.
We can still shout it.
Gimme an R! Gimme an S! Gimme a Rock. And. Stone!
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor does exist. I played a timed demo a bit ago and it was pretty good.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2321470/Deep_Rock_Galactic_Survivor/
For a game I pretty much stumbled on out of nowhere, it was pretty enjoyable. Last I played it was pretty buggy, though, crashing once on their itch.io online demo, and again in their downloaded steam demo. Seemed to be mostly related to the amount of effects on screen, so something to be aware of for those jumping in.