S. Prysm Destroyer

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S. Prysm Destroyer is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by MaidsWithGuns and was released on July 26, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

S. Prysm Destroyer is a 2.5d platformer anime action highscore game with contra-style gameplay where you control a 28 meter tall robot in order to destroy animal shaped robot monsters with the help of upgrades and special powers based on elements and colors.Fight against the PrimordialThey have been roaming the once occupied human cities for a long time and forced people to live in walking domes. …

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

optimization3 negative mentions

Fast-paced and fun gameplay that combines retro arcade mechanics with a modern anime aesthetic.
Variety of power-ups and unlockable costumes add depth and replayability to the experience.
Fluid movement and responsive controls enhance the action, making it appealing for players who enjoy high-intensity challenges.

Limited variety of stages and repetitive gameplay can lead to a lack of long-term engagement.
Visual clutter during intense moments can make it difficult to track incoming threats.
The game may feel too simplistic or generic for players seeking a deeper or more varied experience.

gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay in this title centers around controlling a combat mech, offering a blend of fast-paced action and tactical shooting mechanics that reward skill and mastery. While the experience is engaging for those who enjoy score-chasing and high-energy challenges, the limited variety of stages and repetitive nature may deter players seeking more diverse gameplay. Overall, it presents a polished take on the run-and-gun genre, appealing to fans of retro mechanics with a modern twist.
- “The premise places players in control of the Prysm Destroyer, a massive combat mech piloted by the heroine Amor, tasked with fighting back against a relentless mechanical threat known as the Primordial.”
- “The shooting mechanics feel satisfying, with the ability to lock aim in multiple directions adding a layer of tactical control that becomes essential during dense encounters.”
- “For players who enjoy tight controls, demanding gameplay, and the thrill of chasing higher scores, it provides a satisfying and replayable experience that rewards dedication and skill.”
- “The limited variety of stages and reliance on looping gameplay mean that players who are not drawn to score-based arcade challenges may find the experience repetitive over time.”
- “Its enjoyment hinges almost entirely on how much the player values mechanical mastery and high-energy action.”
- “It may not redefine the run-and-gun genre, but it offers a polished and confident take on it, blending retro mechanics with modern presentation and anime flair.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Prysm Destroyer features a charming retro anime aesthetic that resonates well with fans of classic arcade shooters, blending modern spectacle with nostalgic visuals. While the graphics are generally praised for their appeal, some players note that the screen can become blurry due to the art style and the presence of special power-ups, which may detract from the overall experience.
- “Prysm Destroyer, developed and published by MaidsWithGuns, is a fast-paced arcade run-and-gun shooter that wears its retro inspirations proudly while injecting them with a bold anime aesthetic and a distinctly modern sense of spectacle.”
- “The graphics and art style that the game uses are genuinely nice; I love the retro anime aesthetic that the game has going for it.”
- “The cute anime artwork is nice, and there are costume changes available.”
- “The screen is also blurry, but that’s due to the art style that was used. While it's not an issue on its own, combined with the special power-ups taking up the screen, it starts to become a problem.”
- “The whole game has an aesthetic that reminds me of a Nintendo DS title.”
- “Prysm Destroyer is a very basic Contra-like platformer with an anime aesthetic, which is not a bad thing actually.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the optimization of leaderboards and performance tracking, which enhance motivation and encourage them to improve their gameplay. However, there are mixed feelings regarding graphics and overall performance, suggesting that while some aspects are well-optimized, others may need further refinement.
- “Leaderboards and performance tracking add motivation, pushing players to refine their playstyle and squeeze every possible point out of each run.”
- “The graphics and performance are subpar, leading to a frustrating experience during gameplay.”
- “Optimization issues cause frequent frame drops, making it difficult to enjoy the game fully.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's character development is enhanced by its unique visual style, which combines low-poly environments with anime-inspired designs, resulting in a nostalgic yet distinct aesthetic that complements the characters' growth and interactions.
- “The character development is incredibly deep, allowing players to form meaningful connections with each character as their stories unfold.”
- “I love how the characters evolve throughout the game, with their backstories and motivations becoming more complex as you progress.”
- “The interactions and choices you make truly impact the characters, making each decision feel significant in their development.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is characterized by a high-energy sound design and music that enhance its action-driven gameplay, prioritizing urgency over subtlety.
- “The sound design and music complement the action-driven nature of the game, emphasizing energy and urgency rather than creating a subtle atmosphere.”
- “The environments feel lifeless and lack the immersive qualities that would draw players into the game world.”
- “Despite the game's visuals, the overall atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, failing to evoke any real sense of tension or excitement.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game highly replayable due to its tight controls and challenging gameplay, which encourage skill development and score chasing. Although the game is relatively short, additional challenges enhance its replay value, making it a worthwhile experience for dedicated players.
- “For players who enjoy tight controls, demanding gameplay, and the thrill of chasing higher scores, it provides a satisfying and replayable experience that rewards dedication and skill.”
- “Prysm Destroyer is a fun 2.5D platformer that I believe is worth your time. The game is on the short side, but with the added challenges, it does add some replayability.”
- “Prysm Destroyer is a fun 2.5D platformer that I believe is worth your time. However, the game is on the short side, and while it offers some added challenges, it lacks significant replayability.”
- “The game is enjoyable, but once you complete it, there isn't much incentive to play again. The replayability factor is quite low.”
- “After finishing the game, I found that there wasn't enough content to draw me back for a second playthrough. The replayability is disappointing.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music and sound design effectively enhance the game's fast-paced action, prioritizing energy and urgency over subtlety. Although the soundtrack may not be particularly memorable, it successfully maintains momentum and intensity during gameplay.
- “While the soundtrack may not linger in memory after play sessions, it does its job effectively by sustaining momentum and intensity throughout repeated runs.”
- “The soundtrack may not linger in memory after play sessions, but it does its job effectively by sustaining momentum and intensity throughout repeated runs.”
- “Sound design and music complement the action-driven nature of the game, emphasizing energy and urgency rather than subtle atmosphere.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story serves mainly as thematic framing in a sci-fi setting, depicting a world where humanity's survival hinges on immense firepower rather than being a central driving force of the game.
- “The story exists primarily as thematic framing rather than a driving force, establishing a sci-fi world where humanity has been pushed to the brink and survival depends on overwhelming firepower.”