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video game genres are all bullshit. I'm sure you already knew that, how many times have you seen a game advertised as "adventure" or "action", fucking useless. this game is evidence that even very specific genres like "shoot-em-ups" are actually a hodgepodge of different types of games. the problem is that genres are defined by some surface level aspect, such as "an autoscroller where you control a character and shoot waves of enemies", not ever considering the core intentions of the game design, which could be "memorizing patterns, shooting and dodging in a 2d plane" or "idk watching all the explosions while wildly flailing around and then you get to buy some wacky new gun with the money you collected"

this game has more in common with those old "desktop destroyer" stress relief "games" than with other "shmups"
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MOM I POSTED IT AGAIN AGAIN
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Tyrian deserves better then this OP
Just make a general and no one will hate you
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But I don't think Tyrian deserves anything.
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Autoscrollers are an illusion, even if you can bump into physical hazards it's ultimately just another enemy pattern.



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