No tales of ], no vast interstellar empire to overthrow. The only way to survive is to be an artful shooter and dodger. Your opponent above objective in each level is an ever-resurrecting coil that is able to morph into many take out five of these bosses in a row, each one sporting a different forms and send legions and legions of projectiles your way. The game has only one kind of opponent: a large, durable boss enemy which fires lots and ''lots'' of bullets. You control a ship with which can fire a wave beam continuous laser beam, and dependent on the game mode, utilize a limited secondary defensive action. Released for personal computers in 2003 by Kenta Cho, rRootage is basically BulletHell boiled stripped down to the absolute essentials: essentials. More recently, a port was created for Apple devices, which can be bought from ]. After a brief delay, all bullets surrounding in a small area surrounding your ship will reflect back towards the boss for a limited time. You have a Reflector Meter which automatically builds.

''GW Mode'' - ] Otherwise, it's similar to IKA Mode without two bullet colors. The strategic use of color-swapping can quickly take down the boss and help you to safely navigate swaths of bullets. When your ship touches a bullet of the same color, said bullet is reflected back upwards at the boss and damages it. This time, incoming bullets are either red or blue, and your ship can toggle between the two colors using secondary fire. Fill it up and your ship becomes invincible for about three seconds. Secondary fire slows you down but allows you to brush up against the non-damaging portions of projectiles, which increases your Graze Meter. You have three bombs you can set off with secondary fire, which vaporizes the bullets in a small area around you for a limited time. The game has four modes which are twists on the familiar BulletHell set-up: ''Normal Mode'' - Shoot and don't get shot. Also, it seems intent on taking you out first.

Your opponent above is an ever-resurrecting coil that is able to morph into many different forms and send legions and legions of projectiles your way. Released for personal computers in 2003 by Kenta Cho, rRootage is basically BulletHell boiled down to the absolute essentials: You control a ship with a wave beam and a secondary defensive action. on screen is also destroyed, preventing any frustrating post-victory deaths. ** When you destroy either of a boss's forms, every bullet colors and shapes are an anti-frustration feature, as they provide visual cues which are much easier to comprehend than just raw hitbox squares. ** The boss also lights up and glows in areas that are about to fire, giving you a chance to prepare or back off if you're up too close. ** The pretty variations of bullet colors and shapes provide visual cues which are much easier to comprehend than just raw hitbox squares. This makes the guesswork when trying to weave through bullets a little easier. And each of (it's the bullets has a small glowing red square which is its damaging portion. ** Every bullet's hitbox is clearly visible, as is the hitbox of your own ship is actually your hitbox. * AntiFrustrationFeature: The red dot In spite of the ridiculous amount of firepower being thrown at you, the game tries to play as fair as it can, and includes several features to make the player's life easier.

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