Reviser
Hacked by: Slow_Talk
Engine: Game Maker Studio
Genre: Twin Stick Shooter
Budget: 10,000 yen
Release Date: November 27, 2019
Language: Japanese only
Platform: pc / Windows 10 / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 8.1
Publisher: Game Hole Publishing Inc
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Controls
Swap the weapon with the right mouse button.
Hold the left mouse button to alternate between the weapon and main weapon.
Targeting
Hold the mouse button, to target enemies.
Hold the left mouse button and drag, to target enemies.
Camera
Hold the left mouse button, to zoom in.
Hold the left mouse button and drag, to zoom out.
Navigate map
Hold the left mouse button, to change the direction of the map.
Hold the left mouse button and drag, to rotate the map.
Trivia
The idea of the game was borrowed from retro games, specifically older versions of Bullet Ball for the PC. The opening scene was inspired by a fan compilation for Jaleco's version of Duck Hunt for the Famicom.
Many development tools were borrowed from original Rogue.
The game was made using a 2005 version of Game Maker.
External links
Official Site 
Reviser Review at Exile 
Reviser Review at Gamebreaker 
Category:2006 video games
Category:Windows games
Category:Windows-only games
Category:Top-down shooters
Category:Video games developed in Japan
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Wednesday, December 29, 2008
Well, it's that time of year again. All through the fall, the day after Thanksgiving, I hear people saying "It's time to start thinking about x." So here it is.
My birthday is February 10. Yeah, I know, it's a little early, but why not? It's one of those years that makes me a little happy and sad at the same time. I'm sad because it's so close to the big 5-0. I'm happy because it's just a few months off. We'll still have 52.
So, to all you fellow 40's, I'm going to do my best to make your life happy, healthy and prosperous.
Thursday, December 23, 2008
I know there's a million other things I want to write on this here blog but I'm just not in the mood. I'm tired, stressed, cranky and it's before Thanksgiving... (which is the day AFTER I'm supposed to post.) I haven't really felt much like writing much this year and it's making me crazy.
I'm not dying, I
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The area of the stage is shown on the upper right hand side.
When you start a stage, the game area (map) and the enemy's positions (called "Destructible Townships") are shown on the upper left hand side.
You start with a team of 5 members. Friends you find are added to your team.
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• The experience points that can be acquired by defeating enemies are increased.
• Various map stages that change according to the difficulty of the stages can be played from the start.
• Various things such as practice maps can be acquired from the start.
• You can clear the stage goals to acquire more experience points.
• Achievements are added to the stage goal. They can be cleared to acquire experience points.
• A visual ranking of each player can be checked at the end of the stage.
* Characters shown on the left side are team members.
You can see the list of your team members by pressing "Team" on the controller.
* Characters shown on the right side are enemies.
You can see the list of your enemies by pressing "Enemy" on the controller.
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