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About This Game A dragon, a giant eye and the grim reaper confront you using fireballs, lasers and sickles. What do you do? A) Say the game is unfair because you die with a single hit and there are no weak enemies and then cry with your mama; or B) Dodge all this bullet hell and destroy the enemies in 30 seconds because you are a real gamer! Phoenix Force is a shoot 'em up about a group of phoenixes that fight big and strong mythological creatures in over 100 levels. It takes the boss battle as the foundation for every level, creating engaging and challenging fast battles that will require your best strategies and reflexes. The game starts a long time ago, when Earth was hit by meteors and everything burned to ashes. The Phoenix of Fire, Fury, was the first to reborn, and found the world full of monsters, the bosses, and rescued the other Phoenixes: Cryo of Ice, Tupã of Thunder, Gaia of Earth and Gast of Ghost. Together they are the Phoenix Force and they have to travel all the continents of our world in a journey to eliminate all the bosses in 100 really challenging battles. Are you skilled enough to prove yourself the best? This shmup will show you no mercy! 7aa9394dea Title: Phoenix ForceGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Awoker GamesPublisher:Awoker GamesRelease Date: 13 Nov, 2014 Phoenix Force Activation Code [key] phoenix force complete scooter. phoenix cyclomax force 4t. phoenix force is not multiversal. air force phoenix eagle. phoenix force vs beyonder. phoenix force kimdir. phoenix force comics. phoenix force iron man. phoenix force hack apk. phoenix force team. phoenix force dark phoenix. phoenix force spider man. phoenix force respect thread. phoenix force vs living tribunal. phoenix force gar wilson. phoenix force vs captain universe. phoenix force galactus. phoenix force vs legion. phoenix force vs life entity. task force phoenix patch. phoenix force vs thanos. phoenix force greatest feats. phoenix force vs. phoenix force vs odin. phoenix force vs apocalypse. phoenix force obd. phoenix force 5. phoenix force movie. force 1 phoenix drone. phoenix force namor. phoenix force quiz. phoenix force personality. phoenix force juggernaut. phoenix force wiki. phoenix force 616. phoenix force novels. phoenix force first appearance. phoenix force omniverse. phoenix force egg. phoenix force in marvel. air force phoenix eagle list. phoenix force hulk. phoenix force update. phoenix force abilities. phoenix force nedir. phoenix force american ninja warrior. phoenix force earth 616. phoenix force odin force. phoenix.query.force.rowkey order. phoenix force full power. phoenix force quora. phoenix force pdf. phoenix force apk mod. phoenix force ghost rider A really enjoyable fast paced bullet hell game, with clear visuals. So it's a recommendation from me.. Good game + card.. The game isn't much more then a simple browser (flash) game. Bullet hell for beginners...But somehow the game is really addictive. Once you started to play it you will tell yourself "This is boring, well... just one more stage..." and in the end you played it all. Don't expect too much of a challenge. It is perfect for players who want to take a first look into the 'bullet hell' genre without being too frustrated.. This game is a nice introduction to the genre for such a newbie as me.. First off. If you read my blog (all three of you) you're sure to see this exact but not quite review for the Desura version. I'm allowed to be lazy once in awhile...right?Another 2D shooter, I'm guessing this was also a cell-phone port. The Phoenix Force travels the globe looking for minions of evil, and then blows them away. It's an adequate time-waster, something you can play for a few minutes and still make some progress. This game is 100 stages of boss-fights. Now that doesn't mean there are 100 bosses. There are several types, and each stage can have up to four of them on the battlefield.The Phoenix Force consists of five different phoenixes. Auto-fire is constantly on and they regularly trigger their special ability (if they have one). Basically all you're doing is dodging bullets. Fans of scoring systems or even just points in general are left out in the cold. No matter how many enemy bullets you rub up against, or how close you are to the boss when it's defeated, there are no bonus points of any kind. Merely surviving is enough to earn a gold star, or a power-up, or a speed-up. The only points earned are experience, which you can cash in for a stronger bird. I went with the ice-phoenix. He has a name but I don't care. All I care about is that his special ability can freeze bosses for a couple seconds and slow down their attacks. The shield phoenix is also very helpful. At a high enough level it pops out a shield every 12 seconds.That's the extent of the game really, just a lot of boss-fights. Due to the bite-sized nature of the game I stuck with it. The act of dodging bullets will always remain compelling to me. Perhaps it's a side-effect of the hundreds of 2D shooters I've played over the years. Hundreds? Really?! I mean, it definitely feels like hundreds sometimes. When you've got your face plastered onto the screen making those life or death millimeter-movements, everything starts to blend together.But that's not all Phoenix Force has to offer! About mid-way through you unlock the option to fight random battles, 100 more of them. I know what you're thinking: "A hundred boss-fights!? That's 10 times 10!!!" Yep, it is a pretty big number. The game even awards a new phoenix if you win all 100 battles. In the Desura version there were 1,000 battle and no bonus phoenix. I can't imagine many people getting that far.Still, I have to give credit where it's due, some of the boss-fights are pretty neat. When every stage is self-contained, I guess it's a springboard to experiment with tons of combinations. Sure enough enemies can clutter the screen in bullets, but give them unique attacks that come from all different directions, and you'll see something that's rather impressive.Level 100 is a very special case. A blue mummy fires yellow bullets that directly target the player, a pink mummy fires pink bullets that spread outward. A jolly green golem creates shields and throws stalactites with messy hit-boxes (they can sometimes kill you if they're close enough). A snake fires bullets that collide with other bullets to make bullet explosions. Side note: One day I'll do a shmup review and not even use the word "bullet", wouldn't that be astounding?Anyway, with all four of these bastards firing at once, it's easy to get tripped up. I'll dodge the yellow, only to get hit with the pinks, I'll dodge both of those to get hit by the explosions. Worst of all is when I finally establish control, only to forget about those screwy stalactites. I died more times on this stage alone than one of those ridiculous hidden final bosses found in Cave shooters. Sure, a giant mecha-hornet can turn a screen hot pink and I'll die a dozen or so times, but this particular encounter from a random cell-phone game lead to more deaths, simply because it started beating me psychologically. I'd die near the end of the fight, then take 2-3 more deaths at the beginning of future attempts. In all fairness, Phoenix Force makes you restart the stage if you die. If you manage to get to one of those secret Cave bosses, you can (usually) continue as many times as you like and the boss (usually) doesn't regain health.The Steam version looks to be a fair bit more difficult. Usually when a couple of bosses are defeated in a level it becomes a cakewalk. Now bosses up their frequency of attacks. Also, your weapons seem to do a bit less damage than before. This leads to longer fights cluttered with more danger. On the bright side, all of the phoenixes (phoeni?) level-up at the same time, so nobody is left behind and underpowered.So Phoenix Force, eh..I suppose it's worth a look. This is one of many games I've received through purchasing indie bundles. It's guaranteed that I wouldn't have bought this game by itself, but now that I've played through it, I'd say it's worth my time.FYI - Even though I completed every stage of the Desura version, I had to replay level 100 to get the achievement for it (the rest unlocked when I loaded my save). It was even more difficult. Good times.. This game is very fun !a great shotter for the boring hoursim not sure if it worth the money :(