.Decluster
- CategoryGames
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDedu.self.Decluster-iOS
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
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Report an issueSimple controls and simple graphics. A mass of bullets and enemies. All you need is just to dodge and to fire.
Enjoy your bullet-hell life.
#################################### # DEVICE REQUIREMENTS # # iPhone 5 or later # iPad Air or later ####################################
.Decluster (dot decluster) is a vertically scrolling 2D shooter game (shmup). The controls you need are just two. To move your ship and to fire the homing laser. Because it is designed for mobile devices, you can control easily on the iPhone / iPad.
Slide your finger anywhere on the screen to move your ship. The relative touch movement is adopted. And tap second finger to fire the homing laser. Basic shots are automatic.
The homing laser is powerful activity and is also a key to surviving. The homing laser requires the gauge of it at least 1 Lv. The moment the homing laser was fired, bullets around your ship are canceled and get cancel bonuses. This is so important. Don't forget it.
The player's unhitting box is very small. It is displayed as a white rectangle in the center of the ship. And when a lot of bullets appear, the game-speed gets slowdown. Therefor you can keep surviving more than meets the eye.
Four different difficulties. From beginner to expert. The novice difficulty has some benefits from the start. Extra options and extra lives. If you are beginner fun of shooter, the novice difficulty is a good choice.
In the settings, you can adjust the size of game view and you can also adjust the touch sensitivity for slide control. If it is hard to see the screen because of your finger, or you have incongruous with the slide control, then try to adjust them.
From version 2.0.1, the boss battle mode was added.
HOW TO PLAY ======================================== ## Basics - Slide one finger to move the Player. - The Player automatically fires.
## Homing Laser - Tap second finger to fire the Homing Laser. - The Homing Laser will target at the nearest Enemy.
## Homing Laser Gauge - The Homing Laser can be fired when the gauge is enough. - The gauge is filled by shooting enemies or collecting items.
## Homing Laser Tips - The moment the Homing Laser was fired, bullets around the Player are canceled. - And cancel bonuses are obtained.
## Homing Laser Tips+ - The more gauge is the larger cancel range. - The more bullets are canceled, the more bonuses are obtained.
## Items - Collect items to obtain score and fill the Homing Laser Gauge. - Option items are alternately switched to each other every 5 sec.
## Tips - The higher bonuses are obtained by faster destroy enemies. - Additional bonuses by the Homing Laser. - Extra life every 3,000,000 pt.
#################################### # DEVICE REQUIREMENTS # # iPhone 5 or later # iPad Air or later ####################################
Archived Reviews
8 of 15Fell in love with Do-Don-Pachi series and finally a game that just simply rocks! Both the versions are worth it. This is one killer shmup game! ✌🏼️
Really good game fun and addicting but sometimes the controls will glitch and teleport you to the bottom of the screen please fix this developer
worth to play
But perfect stage 4 makes me want to cry
it says on your website this game is controller supported and it’s not
This is a really great bullet hell shooter. It's got all the features I really like in an iOS bullet hell game, such as multiple difficulty levels that actually make a difference, adjustable gameplay area, adjustable control sensitivity, great music, very interesting bullet patterns, and Game Center support. And it's got a unique look. A must for any bullet hell fan. Thanks for the new novice difficulty level and everyplay integration.
It's a great game i have played in a while. But it always crashes after i finish level 4
Space cadet is better than this, and its free.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.