Experience the rush of battle with the fan acclaimed videogame “SUGURI” - one of the most unique side-scrolling shooter titles ever created by doujin game developer Orange_Juice. Showcasing beautifully rendered designs and backgrounds, innovative weaponry, captivating gameplay action, and a cool techno-trance soundtrack, “SUGURI” is a must-have, must-play doujin game.
Suguri is equipped with an automatic lock-on targeting system and equipped with a unique arsenal of hyper weapons, power shields, and more. Sure, she may look cute, but when it’s time to fight, it’s all business. So, get ready to focus and concentrate like never before, because you’re about to fight your way through seven insanely challenging stages, all while going up against overwhelming bosses with deceptive and distracting weapons that fill up the entire screen. You’re outnumbered and outgunned, but use your target-locking control system and fire-power wisely and you might just dodge the hundreds of missiles, laser spears and beams coming at you from every direction. Inflict as much damage as you can and you’ll have a fighting chance, but get careless for just one split-second and that’s all it takes between exhilarating victory and brutal defeat!
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GAME SUMMARY
SUGURI
- Platform:PC
- File size:137.33 MB
- Categories:Action
- Publisher:Rockin' Android
- DRM:DRM Free
System Requirements
- OS – Windows 2000 /XP/Vista
- CPU – Intel Pentium 1.2GHz System RAM – 512MB
- Video Card – Direct 3D / Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 128MB RAM
- Sound Card - Direct Sound X 9.0c compatible sound card
- Hard disc space – 1GB free space
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REVIEWS
SUGURI review
Bought Suguri a while back, and didn't regret it. It certainly is very niche (and japanese) in it's style, but at it's core it's a very solid "bullet hell" game.
The soundtrack that comes with it is also extremely good, if you're into electronic music. I enjoyed the game, but I found myself getting my money's worth more out of the soundtrack.
I must say though that if you're not a fan of nintendo hard or memorising patterns, it's not the game for you. I struggled just to get past the first level.
Lastly, a note to Xonar owners: Turn off GX or the game will CTD on start.
SUGURI review
Well, I played this game for a bit. For a $10 game, it's pretty good for a time-waster, if you like the genre. Warning: the difficulty level in this game is rather high- there is a reason they call these games "bullet hell" shooters. People who have slow reflexes may not enjoy this much.
That said, it seems to do things well, but it is a bit no-frills. Basically, you're getting what you're paying for- which is a game with brutal difficulty and lots of reflexes required, but fun if you can do it.
If you're a fan of the Touhou series, you'll probably like this. The closest western comparison I can think of would be a game like the old Raiden games in the arcade, or Gradius for the NES (but a lot harder then Gradius)
