Over Horizon yɛ saa NES shooters a wɔhwee ase wɔ radar ase maa nnipa pii no mu biako —Japan ne Europe nkutoo, enti gye sɛ na worefi aba anaasɛ woresuasua, ebia na woayera. Ɛwɔ saa classic side-scrolling bullet-hell vibe no, nanso sɛ wode twist ka ho a: wubetumi ayɛ wo hyɛn no akode a wɔde hyɛ mu no ho nhyehyɛe ankasa ansa na stage biara aba. Bere a edi kan a mebɔe no, mebɔɔ biribiara a ɛte sɛ nea ɛyɛ nwini no so kɛkɛ, a... ankɔ awiei yiye.

Levels no tow saa atamfo a wɔn ho yɛ nwonwa a wɔte sɛ organic no gu wo so —te sɛ Alien Hive bi sii gyinae sɛ wɔbɛkyekye wimhyɛn a wɔde ko. Na bosses no nso ɛ? Monstrosities akɛse a ɛhyɛ screen so a egye daa ansa na woatew so gye sɛ woanya akode a ɛfata a wɔde asiesie. Nnwom no anya saa crunchy FM synth no nso nnyigyei, ne nyinaa yɛ den na ɛyɛ hu, a ɛfata yiye bere a worekwati ɔfasu bi a ɛyɛ owu a ɛrehyerɛn no.

Akyinnye biara nni ho sɛ ɛnyɛ nea ɛyɛ mmerɛw sen biara a wɔtow tuo wɔ hɔ, nanso sɛ wowɔ mu figuring out optimal builds and learning patterns a, ɛyɛ solid hidden gem.