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Kromaia (2014)

Kraken Empire

PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4

3.33 from 3 ratings

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The frantic old-school action of classic coin-op shoot-‘em-ups comes crashing headlong into the 21st century. Explosive high-octane blasting combines with hordes of enemies in a 360˚ environment – fly, spin and shoot anywhere and everywhere!
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Developers
Kraken Empire
Publishers
Rising Star Games
Genres
Arcade, Indie, Shooter
Themes
Action, Science fiction
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Release dates

  • Oct 23, 2014 (North_America) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Oct 24, 2014 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Nov 10, 2015 (North_America) PlayStation 4

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TheGrey

Status TheGrey Feb 11, 2024

A fairly short but intense space shooter. It reminds me of Descent, but open space instead of corridors. The amount of projectiles, enemy ships, and other geometric shapes flying around is relentless and makes for a frantic experience.

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killerstar

Review killerstar 4/5 · Mar 7, 2017

Very good game. Fast, colorful and kind of crazy. There's a lot to love and one thing to hate. The game is short, only 4 stages that are originally played each with a different ship. But in order to beat the game you are forced to complete every one with every ship. That's 12 times you have to repeat the …

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Very good game. Fast, colorful and kind of crazy. There's a lot to love and one thing to hate. The game is short, only 4 stages that are originally played each with a different ship. But in order to beat the game you are forced to complete every one with every ship. That's 12 times you have to repeat the same stage. This kind of artificial padding is, IMHO, unaceptable and a big F-U to the player. That aside, the game has some replay value for me, since the gameplay is weirdly relaxing while listening to podcasts to wind down.

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