
Warhammer Survivors Adds Unique Boss Fights and New Classes Beyond the Spin-Off Template
A spin-off of a certain bullet-hell roguelike, yet distinct in its followers, bosses, and grim Warhammer realms.


A spin-off of a certain bullet-hell roguelike, yet distinct in its followers, bosses, and grim Warhammer realms.

A tower of guns, a randomized run, and a bullet-hell shooter that never quite settles into a steady shape.

Cygni: All Guns Blazing is a gorgeous vertical shooter with one great idea — a 30-degree firing angle — wrapped in spectacle that fades faster than its systems.

Mothergunship review: a bullet-hell shooter fused with a gun-building sim where you craft absurd weapons no person could lift. 7.5 of 10.

Vanquish review: PlatinumGames' 2010 shooter still delivers bullet-hell sliding combat and AR mode, even if the story never keeps up.

Enter the Gungeon review: Dodge Roll's 2016 roguelike bullet hell still holds up, with dodge rolls, table flips, and a gun that can kill the past.

Ikaruga, Treasure's 2001 polarity shooter, explained: the black-and-white absorb mechanic, chain scoring, Shinra's story, and why the design still holds.

Undertale review: Toby Fox's solo RPG mixes bullet hell combat with mercy, sold 5 million copies and holds a 9.6 critic score.
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