Sisters Royale: Five Sisters Under Fire Reviews

I personally didn't care for the generic chibi characters, the halfbaked cube mini-bosses, the dialogue, the music, or the story, though I've tried to look past that. But I kept walking too far into bullets, but that could be from having a monitor above 60 fps while the game logic is tied to 60. Trying to tap the d-pad gently was still more finicky than it should have been for a bullet hell game. Perhaps the bullet patterns are fine, but I can't put up with feeling so little control any longer. I also hate everything the setting, characters' personalities, and the visual aesthetic too much to want to replay the game long enough to get good. It is nice that there are 5 different characters to choose from, but I am not feeling this game.

I do recommend this game but if you're gonna buy this you might run into an issue on a high refresh rate monitor which makes you move WAY faster than you should making it hard to dodge more dense bullet patterns. How I fixed this issue was by going to Nvidia Control Panel -> Manage 3D settings -> Program Settings. Then click "Add" and pick Sisters Royale and once you do that go to Max Frame Rate and turn it on to 60 fps. Hit apply and that should fix your movement (I dont know what the settings are like on an AMD graphics card but hopefully these steps can still help).