N-GON Reviews

Quick Score: 5/5 Notes: I have some minor grievances, but overall a fun game.

Amazing game and very fun. The game is a little too easy for my liking up until the first boss but it only took me about 10 minutes to get to the challenging stuff. Everything is violent and satisfying and I love it.

Nice game with very interesting mechanics and cool visual effects

N-Gon is not something you would expect from a shmup, it isnt too difficult but it's very gimmicky. It sure is challenging though, especially after the second boss. I love the minimalist style with a lot of chaotic visuals inspired by RYM 9000 (there's even a reference in the game, cheers to the developer) The whole game relies on the premise that you can either reflect your bullet off of enemies' shields or you can change its' trajectory using your own magnet that you can place and move around at any time. You have to use the magnet because some enemies cant be hit from the front. Once you get the hang of it, it's very very fun. Some people might be afraid that there's too little enemy variety but from my experience that does not pose a problem at all, because of the way they create difficult situations together. Overall the game is well worth my money and i'd pay even more for the soundtrack, i'd recommend this to anyone that likes arcady sort of shmups.

It's a pretty fun shmup with psychedelic vector visuals. My only real gripe is that some waves later in the game can get quite crowded to the point where damage can feel almost unavoidable. Luckily, that's only a small handful of waves. Overall, I recommend it.