Sora

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Fast-paced, tactical bullet hell action

Three game modes: Story, Arcade and Match Mode

Over 20 different weapons to unlock

Bring three weapons to your missions

English localization features new high resolution graphics

The beautiful blue sky is getting painted darker with each passing moment.

War.

People killing each other.

No one knows who started it anymore.

No one even knows how long they have been fighting, forgetting what they are fighting for.

During this war, a girl was born.

Her name was Sora.

She was born with a power for fighting.

She was not happy about it, but the people around her were.

They sent her to the battlefield with no regard for her feelings at all.

The last war on the worn-out planet.

Whether it is won or lost, there will be nothing left.

Sora does not know the meaning of her fight.

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This is an amazing follow-up to Suguri! (the first game)
Everything is much more optimized, and the OST is even better than before!
I will say that just like with Suguri's game, I believe most people would get confused over the blue projectiles from Hime, just as I did not expect Suguri to possess similar projectiles.
But off to state the good!
1. The bossfights. I would argue that this is the best part of the game, even including the EX stage, I personally despaired when I saw the second half of the fight, but I persevered for 5h and eventually won, never have I enjoyed repeating a fight this much, because each time I was getting better and seeing through their seemingly unavoidable attacks.
I would say that if you're at best fine with the dark souls type of repetition, this may not be your game. It can get frustrating and far more hopeless than my personal experience of dark souls, but when you finally win, it feels amazing.
Certain bosses have really good design IMO from a difficulty standpoint, Suguri and Sham being the most relevant, with Hime if you've played Suguri. Mira was also pretty enjoyable.
The voice-acting is alright, it is what you SHOULD expect from a game of this time, and it only ever appears in the final parts of the game.
Unlike Suguri, I found myself less incentivized to "blitz" my enemies. Well, you kind of get used to blitzing through them once you master the Bazooka and Sword.
2. Bonus Weapon, increase in difficulty. The 3rd weapon slot really makes the difference in the world, I would not have ever beaten Sora if I didn't have any of my 3 slots, making it feel like each weapon served purpose when the enemies became much more concerningly difficult.
3. Story. I will admit, this is probably only gonna be for SOME people, but I personally found the story much more clear than with Suguri, and the way it connects to the story from Suguri's perspective, was also very interesting. I do wish that there was a unique cutscene for the EX Stage whenever you lose, due to the purpose of that fight, but the other part of me would not be sane if I had to go through a cutscene dozens of times. I guess skip would just fix that though.
4. Base mechanics. Coming from Suguri, I personally LOVED the partial repair mechanic, it made me feel less afraid of being on high heat during most of my fights. I also found myself having less issues with finding out where the hell I was when on a high speed situation, too!
The Heat mechanic also felt more grounded, and hyper bars felt much more impactful, with little room for "just spamming it".
Overall, GREAT game, may not be everyone's cup of tea, and I would recommend to wait for a sale if you are unsure, but the game was difficult enough to make me feel like I too, was getting exhausted from the fights.
One could say... I hit 300% Heat in my fights. Maybe.
I 100% recommend the game. Just get some Orange Juice and enjoy.

Steam User 2

Reviewed last year

from the makers of orange juice, a videogame that is on par with oj if you were to drink this game youd never wanna put down the cup this ess is nuthin to me man catch me in the sky so raw <- name of the game
Steam User 1

Reviewed last year

This is an amazing follow-up to Suguri! (the first game)
Everything is much more optimized, and the OST is even better than before!
I will say that just like with Suguri's game, I believe most people would get confused over the blue projectiles from Hime, just as I did not expect Suguri to possess similar projectiles.
But off to state the good!
1. The bossfights. I would argue that this is the best part of the game, even including the EX stage, I personally despaired when I saw the second half of the fight, but I persevered for 5h and eventually won, never have I enjoyed repeating a fight this much, because each time I was getting better and seeing through their seemingly unavoidable attacks.
I would say that if you're at best fine with the dark souls type of repetition, this may not be your game. It can get frustrating and far more hopeless than my personal experience of dark souls, but when you finally win, it feels amazing.
Certain bosses have really good design IMO from a difficulty standpoint, Suguri and Sham being the most relevant, with Hime if you've played Suguri. Mira was also pretty enjoyable.
The voice-acting is alright, it is what you SHOULD expect from a game of this time, and it only ever appears in the final parts of the game.
Unlike Suguri, I found myself less incentivized to "blitz" my enemies. Well, you kind of get used to blitzing through them once you master the Bazooka and Sword.
2. Bonus Weapon, increase in difficulty. The 3rd weapon slot really makes the difference in the world, I would not have ever beaten Sora if I didn't have any of my 3 slots, making it feel like each weapon served purpose when the enemies became much more concerningly difficult.
3. Story. I will admit, this is probably only gonna be for SOME people, but I personally found the story much more clear than with Suguri, and the way it connects to the story from Suguri's perspective, was also very interesting. I do wish that there was a unique cutscene for the EX Stage whenever you lose, due to the purpose of that fight, but the other part of me would not be sane if I had to go through a cutscene dozens of times. I guess skip would just fix that though.
4. Base mechanics. Coming from Suguri, I personally LOVED the partial repair mechanic, it made me feel less afraid of being on high heat during most of my fights. I also found myself having less issues with finding out where the hell I was when on a high speed situation, too!
The Heat mechanic also felt more grounded, and hyper bars felt much more impactful, with little room for "just spamming it".
Overall, GREAT game, may not be everyone's cup of tea, and I would recommend to wait for a sale if you are unsure, but the game was difficult enough to make me feel like I too, was getting exhausted from the fights.
One could say... I hit 300% Heat in my fights. Maybe.
I 100% recommend the game. Just get some Orange Juice and enjoy.
Steam User 0

Reviewed last year

I am no good at bullet hell games or shoot em ups but I did it! It was fun. And Star Breaker became my second ever comfort character, as the kids call it. Help me I am attracted to crazy women now
Steam User 0

Reviewed last year

I don't have enough time to play harder difficulties, but easy story mode is fun enough. The soundtrack is one of my favorites!
Steam User 0

Reviewed last year

hooooolly ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this might just be the best game released in 2025 expedition 33 has nothing on this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥... if only they put sora into a mario party esque board game as well thats the only thing that would make it better...
Steam User 0

Reviewed last year

This is a good game. Dash mechanic and lengthy hp bar on easy is a good introduction to shoot em up games. Came from 100% orange juice; it is nice seeing the story. Music is also dope.
Steam User 0

Reviewed last year

action bullet hell where you shoot stuff and dodge stuff! super neat

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