Fire Shark Reviews

It's the familiar Toaplan's vertical shooter with all their favourite set-pieces. But now you can pick up three types of main weapons of different colours. (Which of course turns the colours you don't like into mines.) The weapons can be improved a couple of times by collecting three power-ups each. Your default speed suck and it must be improved by picking up s-power-ups. The bombs have low range, low damage, delay, and don't wipe the screen as a defensive option. The enemies can come out and attack you from below. You die in one hit, while milliards of enemies want to ram you. The graphics are pretty noisy it's very easy to miss incoming damage because it's covered by two or three other sprites. It's a typical pay 2 win arcade coin-racket scam to pray on vulnerable kids with gambling addiction. It's made not for players to play, but for owners of gambling drug dens to profit. Each player's death directly fills their wallets, so of course there's nothing even remotely fair in this game. On death you lose your guns and speed, to make sure you die even faster next time, and have no chance to recover. But this is a great release you can rebind and multi-bind the keys. There’s different difficulty and “assist” options. You can become a sportsmen and train to beat this not very long unfair game created to racket kids’ coins on one life. You can insert infinite virtual coins. You can use save-games between the levels. Or you can rewind. There are sufficient display options. There are no stupid baked-in envelopes for the render, and there’s screen rotation option, allowing you to properly play it on your 3//4 vertical screen.