- March 22, 2016
- Andrew Willman
Wish Project
Platforms
About
"Wish Project" is a casual shooter game where players can shoot butterflies and grant wishes, while avoiding slow-moving enemy bullets. The game offers adjustable difficulty levels, with harder modes providing a greater challenge and unlocking additional characters and game modes. Despite being described as "casual," the game offers a range of challenges for various skill levels.











- The game offers a variety of unique bullet patterns and characters, making it enjoyable for both beginners and veterans of the bullet hell genre.
- It has a low price point, making it an excellent value for the quality of gameplay and replayability it provides.
- The music and overall atmosphere are delightful, contributing to a relaxing yet challenging experience.
- Some bullet patterns can be overly punishing, particularly in later stages, leading to frustrating gameplay moments.
- The art and character designs are inconsistent, with some elements appearing poorly executed, which detracts from the overall presentation.
- Unlocking additional characters and tips requires completing demanding achievements, which may discourage casual players.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, with some players finding it engaging and whimsical, while others describe it as bland, nonsensical, and simplistic, which is typical for the bullet hell genre. Despite its brevity, the unique character narratives and surreal elements elevate the experience for some, making it worth multiple playthroughs. Overall, while the story may not be its strongest aspect, it still resonates with certain players, adding charm to the gameplay.
“Although the game is a bit short, which is common for bullet hell games, each character has its own story, bullet/bomb/skill and enemies behave a little bit differently, so you may want to beat the game several times.”
“For me, the weird story and characters are what elevate [i]wish project[/i] from 'good' to 'great'; they have a sort of charm.”
“Soothing music, inventive danmaku patterns, whimsical sprites, the capacity to appeal to a wide gamut of skill levels, and a silly story with some delightfully surreal elements - I recommend this game highly on all levels.”
“The story is nonsensical and flat out doesn't make sense at times.”
“The story and characters are a bit simple and one-dimensional, but then that's the case in most bullet hells, in my opinion.”
“The art isn't the best and the story is pretty bland, but for 2 dollars, the game is definitely worth it.”