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• gamedeal user

  Jun 10, 2016

  Warioware meets Brain Age all in a shmup. One second you're blasting an army of tanks, then you're dodging through some really aggressively spinning scenery, then you're... shooting cans into a recycle bin to save the Earth? Complete about a half dozen of these challenges and you'll register a score and get an insulting shmup age of 57 or something, then you get back in and knock out a different assortment of games. It's not a hugely long-lasting affair. The games are certainly nice in the one-and-done quick change format, but they aren't compelling. It fits perfectly as a niche shmup that you can knock out a full session of in 10-15 minutes, but it's certainly not a game you play seriously.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 15, 2016

  Don't waste your money, for the same or lower price you can buy many other bullet hell games that are in every way better then this garabage. The devs were probably aware of how shit their game is since they put the trashcan in the background behind the title.... I only bought it for a chance to win Minus Zero in contest.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 11, 2016

  (Note: Owned the game originally on the Xbox360 via the Shooting Love 200X collection. Game is basically the same as it is there minus the TriZeal Remix, Exzeal and Minus Zero titles) The Shump's skill test is a odd little duck of a game, essentially a mix between the Brain Training series for the DS and more classic arcade japanese shooters, this game pits you up against a variety of different challenges, testing aim, speed, dodging ability and several other factors to generate a final score and 'Shooting Age', the lower ages you geat meaning the better you have done. Style-wise it is a little basic at times, this isnt a bad thing as it means that you can focus on what is going on easier but the lack of flair does hurt a little. Another complaint is the scoring mechanic, for those who want to focus on leaderboard chasing, the game is a little too random with some games giving out much more point-wise than others meaning you could be playing for quite a bit before you reach the ideal run. These complains though are quite minor in the long run as the controls work brilliantly, setting up controllers is easy thanks to clear instructions on setting up buttons and the whole game runs smoothly at all times, optimized well for even the more lower end of computers. In addition to the normal test mode, you can also try out most of the different games in a variety of score-rush modes, as well as having a go at them with 2-4 players side by side. This is more for shump fans though, those wanting a more full story-led game would be better off elsewhere but for the low price and amount of content, its well worth picking up.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 29, 2020

  who made this? i want to fight them.