- May 11, 2015
- Pribuni
Ruzh Delta Z
Platforms
About
"Ruzh Delta Z" is a challenging shoot-em-up game inspired by classics like Gradius and R-Type. Blast your way through treacherous stages, dodging a relentless barrage of bullets and destroying countless enemy ships to the beat of a catchy chiptune soundtrack. Experience the thrill of old-school shmup gameplay with modern twists.



- The game is free to play, making it accessible for anyone to try.
- It offers a classic arcade-style bullet hell experience that can be fun in short bursts.
- The soundtrack is decent and adds to the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The game suffers from poor controls, including a clunky mouse movement system and a lack of controller support.
- It has minimal content with only a few levels and repetitive gameplay, leading to a lack of engagement.
- The graphics and overall presentation are subpar, making it feel like a low-effort project.
graphics
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with many players noting a retro aesthetic reminiscent of older titles, which may appeal to fans of classic gaming. However, several critiques highlight the graphics as overly simplistic and lacking polish, with some describing them as "god awful" and in need of significant improvement. Overall, while the visuals may evoke nostalgia, they fall short of modern standards, leaving some players disappointed.
“Fast game with modern-day graphics and easy controls that move from location A to B to C and so on.”
“The graphics remind me of old games, just like the soundtrack.”
“This game features an interesting, quirky art style done in a way that presents a challenge.”
“The graphics remind me of old games, as does the soundtrack.”
“It feels like something I would play on my Commodore or even regular Nintendo, so I know all about the graphics of the era.”
“While it does serve a purpose of some mild entertainment, the game is really bare bones, from the graphics to the special effects of the bullets flying around.”