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Mushihimesama
Released On: Jun 15, 2021
84
8.2
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 13 Critic Reviews
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85% Positive
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 13 Critic Reviews
84
85% Positive
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
15% Mixed
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Mushihimesama (Switch) is a great replayable shmup to play on your Switch console. For Switch owners new to the bullet hell genre, Mushihimesama is a fantastic place to get your feet wet. For Switch owners itching to replay a classic bullet hell, look no further than Mushihimesama! Either way, you will have a great time navigating the seemingly endless waves of bullets in beautiful bug-filled arenas.
There’s a reason why Mushihimesama is regarded as one of Cave’s best shoot-em-ups – it’s weird and colourful, it’s incredibly refined, and the many gameplay modes ensure that both newbies and veterans will be kept busy for quite some time.
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Generally Favorable
Based on 9 User Ratings
8.2
89% Positive
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Generally Favorable
Based on 9 User Ratings
8.2
89% Positive
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Probably my favourite shmup. Yes, there's a bit of nostalgia behind that, but that's not the only reason. Really beautiful to look at, perfectly tuned gameplay and, on this release, several different arranges to play, all of which perform well on this port. Only major negative is the lack of online leaderboards.
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I am so glad that we are finally getting some decent Cave games on the switch.
Mushihimesama is probably the most accessible of these Cave ports and is perfect for shmup beginners with its easier bullet patterns.
I hope we get Espgaluda 1, Ketsui and the western port of **** soon.
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So, should you add Mushihimesama to your Switch library? If you’re a fan of the shoot ’em up genre, I’d say it’s a no-brainer. It’s an exhilarating ride that will put your skills to the test. But you don’t have to be a shooter veteran to enjoy what the game has to offer. The Novice Mode dials back the challenge considerably and serves as a great tool for dipping your toe into what the Bullet Hell genre is all about. If you’re curious about Cave’s shoot ’em ups or are a veteran flyboy looking for a robust addition to your Switch library, don’t hesitate. Mushihimesama is a must-buy.
Mushihimesama is a long overdue and welcome release on Nintendo Switch, serving as an exemplar of its developer’s signature shmup style. The Switch version comes with all modes and features intact, and so whether you are a returning veteran or a complete newcomer, players can approach the experience however they like. However, regardless of who you are, Mushihimesama is the quintessential bullet-hell shooter that is especially a blast to play in handheld mode.
I'm stoked that Mushihimesama is at long last available on console in the west as it's one hell of a great shoot 'em up. Here's hoping this means that the superior sequel Mushihimesama Futari will be on its way to Switch in the near future.
Navigating the bullet hell of Mushihimesama is incredibly satisfying, but not everyone will be prepared for the sheer difficulty of this classic Shmup.
There's no denying that Mushihimesama has had an interesting release history, most of which seems to exclude the West. It's always great to see hidden genre gems emerge on the eShop, but this one is a little more rough than diamond. That might sound more dismissive than I intend; Mushihimesama is a fine shoot-'em-up, but the content on offer does feel limited. Unless you're into playing every obscure arcade shooter, it's likely you'll find more to love from other Switch library offerings. Still, blasting a bounty of neat-looking bugs provides a fun enough time while it lasts.
Another solid CAVE shmup. This one has a truly unique aesthetic based on Nausicaa. Lots of bugs is all I'll say. Gameplay is pretty straight forward with the polish you'd expect from CAVE. Tons of modes, difficulties, customization. A great place to start your shmup journey if you like unique visuals.
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While there are certainly more modern takes on bullet hell shmups from the past it’s always interesting to see an OG classic come to the system and show people how it's done. While I hadn’t previously had the pleasure to play Mushihimesama its a title whose reputation preceeds it, and I’m inclined to agree with the accolades I’ve seen for it after spending some time with it. For the most part there aren’t overly complicated systems to learn or techniques to master, it’s purely a matter of being effective at dodging everything coming your way, maximizing your power-up opportunities, and blowing up everything in sight. As you’d hope or perhaps expect you’re also able to play it vertically so people with a FlipGrip or other means can moreso enjoy the experience as it was meant to be played in full, though I’ll note that without manually setting a zoom it still doesn’t utilize the full screen which was a bit of a disappointing detail. For people who aren’t full-blown fans of the genre it will probably seem insanely tough, but for people with a deep-seated muscle memory for dodging it’s a terrific old-school taste of insanity.
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Summary ##?IMPORTANT?## Please read the following before purchasing this application.- This game is compatible for iPhone 3GS & up, iPod touch 3rd Generation & up (iOS4.1& later), and iPad devices (iOS 4.2 & later).- Since this application uses a significant amount of memory, it is possible that it will crash when device memory is limited. Pleas...
Rated E +10
for Everyone +10
Platforms:
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
- Xbox 360
- PlayStation 2
- PC
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Jun 15, 2021
Developer:
- Cave
Publisher: Live Wire
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