ShooMachi

29.03.2017
Genre: Shooter Arcade
Is It Wrong to Try to Strike a Bonanza by a Shoot 'em up game? Retro JRPG style Bullet hell Shoot'em up game ShooMachi
Once upon a time there was a lazy brave. The brave seems to be bothered always. One day, many monsters appeared. The brave attacked the monsters in a crisis. "What's happened? When I attacked monsters, money comes out!?" The brave attacked the monsters, as if it were possessed. Now, you can strike a bonanza!

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