I beat the game on easy and it was pretty good, the end boss had quite a few over the top layers and it was a fun bullet hell game. But what I'm wondering, is normal and hard worth playing like easy? In the game you can get health tabs for each mission through leveling up. But does this system actually make normal and hard doable or is it just a disguised advantage? I don't wanna waste to much time struggling with impossible difficulty. And that last boss had some really unavoidable phases. I wanna get thi...

In the mines level, you just see one message from her, and then something about AI and out of control mechs, and the guy wants you to destroy weapon and keep hush about it. But you don't see this orange haired girl again. Or whatever she is, who is she?

Like the title says, if you have Natsuki or are thinking of buying it, hit me up to be part of something new in the Shmup scene in 2025. Post an answer below and let's talk.

Got both I think Ginga is the better game though. I like side to side scrolling and vertical. Natsuki reminds me a lot of the older ones I grew up with. But something seems off about the gameplay compared to ginga. It feels more fast and spammy and not as balanced as ginga force but maybe that's just my preferences. I like the way ginga blends 3d with intense dogfights and graphics. This feels more oldschool, which isn't a bad thing but it kinda lacks the excitement ginga has in its levels to me....

What the ♥♥♥♥ is wrong with this game's difficulty? I thought Ginga Force was bad in terms of difficulty, but this is much worse. I can't beat Stage 4 on Normal because of the amount of ♥♥♥♥ the game throws at you, and that's not even mentioning how the game punishes you for not bringing any other weapon other than Wave to the stage. And the boss there is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on anything above Easy. And I'm not even applying this to Stage 4. You're unfairly punished if you don't bring a subweapon that fires from behi...