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Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Galshell: Blood Red Skies
Warning: Contains nudity.

Good side-scrolling shooters are hard to find. R-Type fans who can't get enough of the alien levels and bosses should try Galshell out.

No power-ups here though. To upgrade your ship, just collect a certain amount of blood vessels from the enemies you've eliminated.

Highlights of the game are probably the sprite designs. Good enough to end up in any R-Type or Gradius shooter.

Name: Galshell
Developer: Akira Hut Original
Category: Shooter
Type: Freeware
Size: 7MB
Posted at 11:08 AM by Tim
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