- April 26, 2022
- You Cannot Defend
Sway
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About
Sway is a short bullet hell game modeled after the Touhou series that can be completed in about 15 to 30 minutes. This game was developed by a 2-person team in 4 months as part of a college independent study. Additional shout-out and credit to the folks at Analgesic Productions for allowing us to use sound effects from their game Anodyne! Also, feel free to join our official discord server (link i…





- The game features a beautiful and eerie atmosphere with striking visuals and a captivating soundtrack.
- Gameplay offers a fun and challenging experience with interesting bullet patterns and a variety of enemies.
- The game shows promise and potential for future improvements, making it worth trying out.
- The difficulty level can be frustrating, as it may be too hard for beginners and not challenging enough for veterans.
- The character can be hard to see during gameplay, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Some players find the danmaku patterns to be bland and the story lacking depth.
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is often described as both peaceful and eerie, contributing to a beautiful and atmospheric experience. While some players find the soundtrack to be exceptional, enhancing the gameplay, others feel it is overshadowed by issues with the danmaku mechanics and overall game design. Overall, the music is a standout feature, praised for its emotional depth and quality.
“The music is peaceful yet eerie, and the art seems so peaceful yet so dangerous.”
“The game looks amazing and is a great atmospheric experience with the most eerie and beautiful soundtrack I have ever heard.”
“Great risk/reward bullet hell gameplay with excellent music.”
“The danmaku is boring and bland, the music is okay, the story barely exists, the character is barely visible half the time, and the difficulty is too low for danmaku veterans and too high for beginners with no difficulty settings.”