- January 17, 2023
- Bikkuri Software
Graze Counter GM
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About
"Graze Counter GM" is a rhythm-based bullet hell game where players dodge incoming projectiles in time with music. Careful maneuvering increases the "graze" meter, allowing for powerful counter-attacks against enemies. Fast-paced gameplay and challenging boss battles provide an intense and rewarding experience for fans of the rhythm and bullet hell genres.
- Satisfying shoot 'em up gameplay with mechanics that are easy to grasp.
- Pixel-perfect old-school visuals that enhance the overall experience.
- Contains some very cool extra modes, providing great replay value.
- Not many stages to master, which may limit long-term engagement.
- Audio can be a bit grating, detracting from the enjoyment.
- Odd situations can feel unfair, leading to frustrating moments.
gameplay
57 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is centered around a unique "graze counter" mechanic that allows players to charge powerful attacks by grazing bullets, creating an engaging and tactile experience. With multiple difficulty levels and various modes, including a mission mode and boss rush, players can gradually familiarize themselves with the mechanics while enjoying the game's excellent pixel-art graphics and intuitive controls. Overall, the gameplay is described as intense yet accessible, making it a solid choice for both newcomers and genre veterans.
“The main gameplay mechanic, other than moving and shooting, is the graze counter. Essentially, once you're close to bullets, your ship will charge up a laser that can cancel anything in front of you.”
“With such a simple yet strong system mechanic, this makes for a surprisingly intense and exciting game without feeling overly punishing or difficult.”
“Mechanics are intuitive and engaging, and they go along smoothly with the challenges thrown at you.”
“It's sad, because the gameplay is solid.”
“Yeah, there are some variations in the gameplay, but you are going to do the same two things: grazing and bombing.”
“While it does have a few mechanics to figure out, I would prefer the mission mode be a tad more tutorial in explaining those mechanics; they aren't overly complicated.”