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About This Game Shoot 'em up with the 3rd game in the Gundemonium Collection series. Hitogata Happa is considered one of the hardest doujin style shooters ever! – Unlike the first two games, Hiitogata Happa is a vertical scrolling upward shooter, the action in this game is a visual mish-mash of weaponry that will give your senses a total overload. Threatened by an invading army who is terrorizing the land, Rosa enlisted the magic of a witch, Kreutzer – who has charmed her own army of magic dolls, each with extreme power and crazy weapons. Use these dolls to take revenge on the invaders as you blast through six, intense stages. Choose from twelve playable characters (four unlockable), each with their own special abilities, and unlock secret game features.Key features:6 stages of vertical-scrolling bullet insanitySweet old-school retro anime-style art8 playable characters, and 4 unlockable characters2 unlockable special modes13 Steam achievementsFull online leaderboardsNew arranged soundtrack by Woofle 7ad7b8b382 Title: Hitogata HappaGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Platine DispositifPublisher:Rockin' AndroidRelease Date: 27 Sep, 2011 Hitogata Happa Download For Pc [key Serial Number] hitogata happa ps3. hitogata happa ps3. hitogata happa guide. hitogata happa. hitogata happa. hitogata happa guide. hitogata happa download. hitogata happa download Kill one, another takes its place. Hitogata Happa is a game that is completely different from the other Gundemonium games, opting for the traditional top down view and focusing itself as a prequel. But is this a suicidal concept? Gameplay Hitogata Happa, for whatever reason, plays very differently from the other Gundemonium titles. Using the more widely used top down view, Hitogata Happa's main gimmick is in its name. Roughly translating to "humanoid explosion," Hitogata Happa features the ability to crash your playable character into an enemy to create a powerful explosion that is almost necessary for completing the game. To offset this questionable sacrifice, your playable characters are an army of non-sentient dolls created by your BFF and partner in revolution, Kreutzer. Your dolls are 100% expendable, and you get more after finishing each campaign mission, so you can stockpile. In addition to having lots of them, you also have a variety of dolls to choose from, with all of them doing different things. You'll, of course, need all of this because this game is hard. Like, really hard. Harder then the other Gundemoniums, at the least. Bosses have time limits, enemies are quick to the draw and cover the screen with bullets very fast, even on normal difficulty, and things go downhill really quick unless you're good at dodging or erasing bullets (You can do that!). Graphics Probably the most "updated" graphics of any Gundemonium game besides Recollection, Hitogata Happa looks alright, but definitely loses a bit due to the same color palette being used on every enemy (This is mostly done as the enemy faction, the Genoremasody Reich, are suppose to look similar and very factorialized, justifying the color palette). The game also has a bit of color loss, mostly due to the game's darker approach in story. It does make up for these lackluster colors with its intriquite weavings and patterns that you see all over the game, from the marking on the AoE of your suicide bomb attack, to the text on the mission complete screen. Performance Nothing particularly bad. Good ol' Potato friendly gaming. Soundtrack As per the Hitogata Happa way, the Soundtrack is a bit more different, going for a more elegant approach with tons of organ, piano, and fiddle\/violin abuse. It's good, but not what you're used to if you've listened to the other two soundtracks. Still, it's kickass in it's own way, especially the true-final-boss track. Really good stuff from Woofles, who takes DM Ashura's place in the soundtrack department this time. Recollection Good game. Play it if you like bullet hells.. One of my favorite game. Surely my favorite maniac shooter/danmaku.Great gameplay, quite requiring in need of skill and that's totally great.. So...many....bullets....... Tight scenarios, a rain of flares and (what they look like) rose petals and amazing music, you simply don't see fireworks like in this game at your Disneyland. Plus those aren't your ordinary everyday Barbie dolls!!. Dis♥♥♥♥♥♥be kawaii as hell dawg.. My biggest gripe is not with the gameplay, its the game settings. The game shows up as a tiny window, even in full screen mode. Turns out you can only adjust the resolution settings by modifiying an ini file. After trying the game and sacrificing ships to do damage (which I find really unenjoyable) the game is not worth my time trying to adjust resolutions.. i cant see anything on my screen with all these colors and bullets. I give into defeat with this Bullet Hell gate ~ far more difficult than most and you are also required to kill yourself into the level/bosses in order to do real damage.For crazy bullet hell fans only! If I was 16 years old, this would have been mild... at 30 I cannot reflex quite as quick as I need too, lol.. A part of me almost liked this game because it has a better design than GundeadliGne/Gundemonium, but Ironically, this game is harder...at least at the first boss because I can never seem to survive him (I've never had to work so hard to damage a part of a boss in a shmup and not even come halfway close to destroying it). I would play better with a joystick (I had to use the keybord unfortunately), so I might like it better then, but this games look is not appearling to me, and I'm sick of hearing "ike, Ikkemas!" everytime I die. Just get an MAME emulator and play ESP Ra.de and DoDonPachi.