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Vasara 2

2000 1-4 Players 81% Not Rated

Vasara 2 was produced by Visco Games in 2001. The sequel to the great vertical shooter Vasara. Vasara 2 is a 2D arcade shoot-'em-up in bullet hell/danmaku style, and a sequel to Vasara. Like in the first game, the action takes place in alternate Japan (science fantasy + Sengoku period), and Oda Nobunaga is the main enemy. The player can select one from four characters: Takeda Nobukatsu, Momochi Sandayu, Seiryubo and Akechi Mitsuhide (there's also one hidden character, Saika Magoichi). Game's danmaku style is simple - fly forward, shoot enemies, collect points and weapon's upgrade, dodge myriad bullets and defeat giant bosses. Vasara 2 has one unique feature, direct contact with the enemy is not deadly - the player is only slightly repelled.

Release date
December 31, 2000
Developer
Visco Games
Publisher
Visco
Players
1-4

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Vasara 2

Vasara 2 was produced by Visco Games in 2001.

The sequel to the great vertical shooter Vasara.

Vasara 2 is a 2D arcade shoot-'em-up in bullet hell/danmaku style, and a sequel to Vasara. Like in the first game, the action takes place in alternate Japan (science fantasy + Sengoku period), and Oda Nobunaga is the main enemy. The player can select one from four characters: Takeda Nobukatsu, Momochi Sandayu, Seiryubo and Akechi Mitsuhide (there's also one hidden character, Saika Magoichi).

Game's danmaku style is simple - fly forward, shoot enemies, collect points and weapon's upgrade, dodge myriad bullets and defeat giant bosses. Vasara 2 has one unique feature, direct contact with the enemy is not deadly - the player is only slightly repelled.

Genres

Shooter / Flying Vertical

Modes

2-Player Simultaneous

Studios and credits

Developer
Visco Games
Publisher
Visco

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 2000 · Not Rated

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