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Tuesday, September 13, 2005
SyuSo-Gyoku
SyuSo-Gyoku plays a lot like a shmup from the SNES era, due to it's extensive use of 16-bit graphics and sprites.

The game does offer a myriad of weapon types, good framerate and controls, power-ups as well as end level bosses. A decent shooter to try out if you're willing to forgive the slightly dated graphics.

Download link can be found at the bottom of the page.

Name: SyuSo-Gyoku
Developer: Syunsatu Sare Do
Category: Shooter
Type: Demo
Size: 1MB
Posted at 2:52 AM by Tim
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