Star Gagnant

 Switch
  • Publisher: Regista
  • Release Date: May 25, 2023
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  1. Kb111
    May 27, 2023
    10
    A perfect spiritual homage to the star soldier series. With the 16 shot legend Takahashi meijin over seeing the best modern shmup developer Terarin, accompanied by the original music composer takeaki kunimoto, this is a better package then any old-school shooter fan could have dreamed of. A finely polished package worth the full price of admission. 7 quality arcade stages with a mid andA perfect spiritual homage to the star soldier series. With the 16 shot legend Takahashi meijin over seeing the best modern shmup developer Terarin, accompanied by the original music composer takeaki kunimoto, this is a better package then any old-school shooter fan could have dreamed of. A finely polished package worth the full price of admission. 7 quality arcade stages with a mid and main boss. A challenge mode and caravan mode with special musical homages that will make your Caeser smile. Even visual options to switch from modern to retro graphics. Also a 4 player rapid fire test, to see how you stack against master Takahashi. If you love shooters, old school games, or even just great games and banging soundtracks, you must buy this game. Hell, buy two.… Expand

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  1. Nintendo Life
    Jun 5, 2023
    70
    Even without Takahashi Meijin’s association, Star Gagnant would still be a Terarin work that genre fans can rely on. Its simplicity is what makes it so engaging: a clean, enjoyable shooting game with a deep scoring system to mine like crazy, and tons of modes in which to do so. And this, really, is where its creativity is strongest, drawing on games from the late '80s and '90s to build a new, Meijin-flavoured tapper that reworks those elements into something fresh. It's primarily pitched at existing Terarin fans and PC Engine shooting-game aficionados, and ably achieves its goals.
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