#super crome

[operationrainfall]

IMPRESSIONS: Super Crome: Bullet Purgatory

IMPRESSIONS: Super Crome: Bullet Purgatory

Super Crome: Bullet Purgatory is a shoot ’em up from developer Stumphead Games LLC, currently in early access. As such, this is based on the current state of the game as of the writing of this review. There’s really no story in this game to speak of—it’s all gameplay—so let’s just jump into that.

In its current state, Super Cromeis about as bare bones as you can get. You have a tutorial mode that…

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[indiehangover]

Interview: Josh Jacobs on SUPER CROME

After a bit of hiatus, we're back with a new #indiedev Interview! We talk to @stumpheadjosh about his #indiegame @SuperCromeGame, a nostalgic and stylish bullet hell shmup now available on #Steam #EarlyAccess.

SUPER CROME was one of my favorite finds at this past year’s Play NYC Convention. It grabbed my attention with it’s retro graphics, kept my attention with tight controls and surprisingly modern mechanics for a bullet hell shoot-em-up, and stuck with me by teasing the slightest bit of interesting world-building and an intriguing story.

Ahead of the games release into Early Accesstoday, I had the…

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[hardcoregamer]

Super Crome Shooting Into Early Access with Release Date Trailer

You pilot a nimble little ship that slowly powers up by collecting the glowing pixels dropped by defeated enemies, abusing the limited invulnerability of the dash to zip through clouds of bullets, and trying to survive as long as possible before an inevitable death.  I’ve gotten to play Super Crome at a couple of shows and, while it’s a straightforward little shooter, it’s the kind of straightforward that can easily worm its way into your head and demand another round. 

Go look!

https://www.hardcoregamer.com/2019/02/20/super-crome-shooting-into-early-access-with-release-date-trailer/325442/

[hardcoregamer]

The Boston Festival of Indie Games Overview 2018, Part 1

This is the third year I’ve gone and, just like the previous shows, the result is a series of three features going over every single game I got to play. PC, console, mobile, professional developer or student, it doesn’t matter. It’s all here and the only disclaimer is I wish I’d had the time to play more than this. 

Check them out!

https://www.hardcoregamer.com/2018/10/02/the-boston-festival-of-indie-games-overview-2018-part-1/313940/