TERROR SQUID Reviews

It is like Geometry Wars but you are the enemy, arcadey and twitch reflex required game. Also love the creepy vibe it is giving like somethings not right Also music <3

wonderful game, basic yet unique, i just wish that there was a way to save or even have replays overall 10/10 strongly reccomend

A pretty fun and straightforward game with some interesting mechanics.

FOR ARCADE CAB USERS: Skip this title. Seems like it would be a good game for your cab, but changing the key binds causes it to crash. Also the development and bug fixes seems to have stopped.

I liked the game. Its difficult enough to get me into it, but easy enough to understand and has pretty cool dark vibe to it. It would be easy to spend hours on that thing, especially if i would have it on my phone :) Fun to play and it definetly requires determination as each level gets more and more difficult showing little of mercy. I give it a like and recommend to others to try out too.

A smooth clean game requiring strategy and finesse. Sadly, the game couldn't handle my strategy, so I easily took the world record and I couldn't be bothered to pick up the game again to discover what levels 6 and onward look like. I recommend this game because it has a unique personality, and you'll probably have a good few hours out of it as I did regardless of whether or not you also break the game.

Creative, simple and good. Making your own bullet hell patterns make for a good twist on the formula. Getting some customization option for mixing up the gameplay would be nice. But the core game is a solid arcade-style experience

This game is a ton of fun and I certainly will be returning to it for the foreseeable future. My only gripe with the game play is that the really cool bullet patterns are locked behind a difficult skill wall. I know this may seem like a silly complaint for a bullet hell of all games, but as an only semi-decent player, I become stuck on certain tricky bullet patterns, and then have to restart from the beginning. If there were extra game modes on top of the base game that let you either play around with the other creative bullet types or let you practice certain rituals, I would be ecstatic. Until then, I can only play the game for a few rounds before the preset ritual/bullet order becomes stale (Which is a shame because the game is so beautiful in concept, game play, and all around execution). At the end of the day, this game is very good and worth the purchase. I will be on the lookout for any updates or other projects this studio creates!

This game is almost sweet as hell. The presentation is sweet. The music is sweet. The gameplay is sweet. The loud, droning announcer is sweet. If you like bullet hells, this is worth taking a look at. However, this game could really use some more content. My biggest gripe is lack of a progression system beyond "getting further than I've gone before." Imagine if super hexagon only had one level that kept getting progressively harder - once you beat the first part of it a few times, beating it again later on to get to the cooler, harder parts would feel like a chore. It's not quite the same, as in this game you make your own dodge patterns so no repeating patterns, but being able to start at ritual 5 after reaching it X amount of times or smthn could really go a long way.

One of the most creatively novel bullet hell games I have ever played. Gives you that retro feel but throws a completely modern idea at you. You ARE the bullet hell. You make your own enemy projectiles simply by moving. Learning the patterns of the phases of projectiles is rewarding as hell and incredibly challenging. This game is easily worth your 10 dollars even for having just the one game mode.