Danmaku Kentei Shiken: DaiOuJou-hen

Part of CAVE's line of mobile bullet dodging tests. Released for DoJa and J2ME mobile devices, then re-released for Nintendo Switch. Based on the arcade game Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi, it weaves the stages and bosses from the original into an endless boss rush. The farther a player gets, the harder the game becomes. Players are challenged to survive as long as possible while racking up a high score. Players are able to pick from the original game's ships. When you think of CAVE's shooting games, you think of "danmaku". But how good are you really? The second installment of "Danmaku Certification Death Test" will answer that question. This "Danmaku Certification Death Test" is a shooting game that assesses your ability to deal with danmaku by fighting opponents that get stronger with each defeat. In this latest installment, "Ketsui Edition", the vicious weapons from "Ketsui: Kizuna Jogoku Tachi" will stand in your way. In addition to being evaluated by rank in the game, this game also supports online rankings, so you can further hone your skills by competing with users from all over the world. Those heading to hell on earth, behold the essence of danmaku.

Dear Danmaku believers, it's time for a deadly trial. Prove your strength in front of your ever-growing opponent. Cave's shooting games are all about danmaku. But how good am I really? A work that answers that question has finally appeared. This work, "Danmaku Kentai Shikan" is a shooting game that diagnoses your ability to respond to barrage by continuing to fight against opponents who become stronger each time you defeat them. In this work, which is called ``DaiOuJou-hen'', the brutal bosses of ``DoDonPachi DaiOuJou'' will block your challenge. In addition to the in-game class evaluation, this game also supports online rankings, so you can further hone your skills by competing with users from all over the world. Those who are not afraid of death, aim for the top of the barrage.

How good are you at shooting games? The second entry of the danmaku test series that answers that question is finally available! This time too, you can enjoy a wide range of people from beginners to veterans. Of course, there are also bonus elements unique to the danmaku test trial ...? Face off against the weapons from Ketsui: Kizuna Jikogu Tachi!

A complete re-release of the bullet hell game "DoDonPachi DaiOuJou" (Blissful Death), originally released at arcades in 2002! Besides being an authentic port to the original experience, it also includes new visuals and sounds, and the late arcade version "Black Label". Various functions that are common in the M2-Shot Triggers series are also installed in this work! "Super Easy Mode", so you can enjoy the game with casual difficulty; "Arcade Challenge Mode", that allows you to practice any stage repeatedly; "M2 gadget", that displays various useful information on the borders of the screen; And more! In addition, it supports online ranking & replay downloads; Quick save and quick load; Vertical screen monitor display (TATE mode); Settings that allow you to finely customize the game content, etc.

Dear Danmaku believers, it's time for a deadly trial. Prove your strength in front of your ever-growing opponent. Cave's shooting games are all about danmaku. But how good am I really? A work that answers that question has finally appeared. This work, "Danmaku Kentai Shikan" is a shooting game that diagnoses your ability to respond to barrage by continuing to fight against opponents who become stronger each time you defeat them. In this work, which is called ``DaiOuJou-hen'', the brutal bosses of ``DoDonPachi DaiOuJou'' will block your challenge. In addition to the in-game class evaluation, this game also supports online rankings, so you can further hone your skills by competing with users from all over the world. Those who are not afraid of death, aim for the top of the barrage.

“It's better to die.” Confirm it with your own eyes. The most deadly barrage in history spreads in the palm of your hand. "DoDonPachi DaiOuJou" is a vertical scrolling shooting game released in 2002. The game's addictive game system, detailed worldview, and challenging difficulty level have won the support of many users. ``DoDonPachi DaiOuJou DX'', which is being reprinted as an archive this time, is a feature phone ported version of the same work. Not only can you take on a barrage of threats, as the title suggests, ``Great Death'', but you can also compete with users from all over the world for your score, thanks to online ranking support. There are also plenty of elements that allow you to change your play style according to your skill and preference, such as changing the difficulty level, selecting your own aircraft type, and selecting an enhanced type (element doll). For both shooting game beginners and bullet hell experts. Challenge the line of death and charm the way of death.

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Overcome an ever-expanding threat that might have already seeped too far into the core of humanity itself.

Moon Patrol is a side-scrolling shooter that puts players at the controls of a six-wheeled moon rover that can jump and shoot. The goal is to move through the entire course as quickly as possible while shooting enemies for additional points. Cannons are mounted on the front and top of the vehicle, and both fire simultaneously when the fire button is pressed. Rocks, mines, and pits in the course prevent you from just holding to the right for maximum speed. Rocks and mines can be shot, but pits must be jumped. Some enemies fire shots that create new pits in the course, forcing players to react quickly.

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