Sasya
A downloadable game for Windows
Help Sasya, a small nature spirit, free their folk from a prison tower.
Fight against one challenging boss and their three bullet-hell-phases, adapt to new patterns, react fast and watch your steps closely in order to win this difficult boss fight.
⮞ One challenging boss fight
⮞ Three different bullet-hell-phases
⮞ New patterns each phase
⮞ Fast and smooth movement
⮞ Cute, simple narrative
⮞ Atmospheric Music
Need an extra challenge? Try a speed-run or try not to get hit!
Let us know in the comments below if you made it!
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The Team:
Changai Batbajar - Producer
Constantin Schmidt - Game Designer, Sound Designer
Daniel Valenta - Game Designer
Katja Seehafer - Game Designer, Level Designer
Aleksey Vanshin - Engineer
Yazan Alasad Masoud - Engineer, Music Producer
Brook Tinz - Lead Artist, VFX Artist
Enno Winter - Co Art Lead, 3D Environment- / Lighting Art
Amelia Rubin - 2D Artist, Concept Artist
Jessica Fölber - UI / UX Artist
Lucas Mania - 3D Environment
Matthias Quaas - Animation
Tim Friedmann - 3D Environment, HTML
Status | In development |
Platforms | Windows |
Rating | Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars (3 total ratings) |
Authors | School for Games, Brook TInz, UrbanWonderUrchins, Kaja |
Genre | Shooter |
Tags | 3D, Bullet Hell, Short, Twin Stick Shooter, Unity |
Comments
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Pretty fun bullet-hell game! Presentation wise, it’s pretty solid! The opening cutscene had some nice artwork and small animation to it. The arena and characters in-game are modeled well. The animations for the boss were neat as well. I think the sound design could have used a bit more work, the game feels too quiet for the amount of stuff happening on screen. Feels like the game could have used a bit more energy in the sound effects and in the music.
Gameplay wise, the controls were solid. I like that your projectiles have a limited range. I think it forces the player to be a bit more engaged with movement. Lastly, I wish that mouse cursor reticle was easier to see. It blends into the background to me.
Overall, solid project!