Dear users, We have prepared a special bundle for all the SHMUP lovers. All the SHMUPS under DEGICA GAMES titles AND the newest entry "Crimzon Clover World EXplosion" and "Castle of Shikigami 2" are also included. If you already own most of the titles, don't miss out on the chanc
Dear users,
We have prepared a special bundle for all the SHMUP lovers. All the SHMUPS under DEGICA GAMES titles AND the newest entry "Crimzon Clover World EXplosion" and "Castle of Shikigami 2" are also included.
If you already own most of the titles, don't miss out on the chance the grab the rest and the newest with the bundle discount!
About "Crimzon Clover World EXplosion" and "Castle of Shikigami 2"
『Crimzon Clover World EXplosion』
After one year of its release on Nintendo Switch, "Crimzon Clover World EXplosion" will be making its long-awaited debut on Steam!
★Price: $19.99
★Special discount for 『WORLD IGNITION』 users If you have a copy of "Crimzon Clover WORLD IGNITION," you will automatically receive a 40% loyalty discount when you purchase "World EXplosion" during the following period.
Take this chance to experience the best SHMUPS title!
Special discount period: December 7, 2021 - June 7, 2022
In addition to the game itself, there are some special items specially prepared for Shikigami fans!
『Castle of Shikigami - Series Bundle』
This is a special bundle (10% off) that includes "Castle of Shikigami" and "Castle of Shikigami 2". Customers who already own "Castle of Shikigami" will only have to pay for "Castle of Shikigami II", so you can save even more than usual!
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/23980
『Castle of Shikigami 2 - Collector's Edition』
You can purchase the game and soundtrack all at once with a great bundle value.
★Price：$26.98（save $3 over purchasing them individually）
We've added two new SHMUP titles to the DEIGCA GAMES catalog, and we hope you will enjoy it! If you like SHMUP, then you shouldn't miss out! 『Crimzon Clover World EXplosion』 After one year of its release on Nintendo Switch, "Crimzon Clover World EXplosion" will be making its long
We've added two new SHMUP titles to the DEIGCA GAMES catalog, and we hope you will enjoy it! If you like SHMUP, then you shouldn't miss out!
『Crimzon Clover World EXplosion』
After one year of its release on Nintendo Switch, "Crimzon Clover World EXplosion" will be making its long-awaited debut on Steam!
★Price: $19.99 (10% off launch discount: $17.99)
★Special discount for 『WORLD IGNITION』 users If you have a copy of "Crimzon Clover WORLD IGNITION," you will automatically receive a 40% loyalty discount when you purchase "World EXplosion" during the following period. By adding up the launch discount, you can purchase "World EXplosion" at a maximum of "50%OFF."
Take this chance to experience the best SHMUPS title!
Special discount period: December 7, 2021 - June 7, 2022
『Crimzon Clover World EXplosion - Complete Soundtrack』
This soundtrack includes both the ORIGINAL and ARRANGED tracks of "Crimzon Clover World IGNITION" ※The contents are the same as the soundtrack for "WORLD IGNITION," so please be careful not to buy a duplicate if you already own it.
★Price: $7.99 (10% off launch discount: $7.19)
※Will be available soon※
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『Crimzon Clover World EXplosion ｰ Delux Bundle』
You can purchase the game and soundtrack all at once with a great bundle value.
★Price: $25.18 (save $2.52 over purchasing them individually)
※Will be available soon※
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『Castle of Shikigami 2』
The second installment of the dramatic shooter that gained popularity in the arcades is now coming to Steam with +α elements!
In addition to the game itself, there are some special items specially prepared for Shikigami fans!
『Castle of Shikigami - Series Bundle』
This is a special bundle (10% off) that includes "Castle of Shikigami" and "Castle of Shikigami 2". Customers who already own "Castle of Shikigami" will only have to pay for "Castle of Shikigami II", so you can save even more than usual!
▽If you own "Castle of Shikigami" and want to purchase "Castle of Shikigami 2" $16.19 (save $3.8 over purchasing the game individually )
▽For new users who purchase both games at the same time $26.98
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/23980
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『Castle of Shikigami 2 Soundtrack』
Not only does it include all of the arcade "NAOMI Sound Source Version", but it also includes the remixed "S2MIX Version"!
★Price：$6.99 (10% off launch discount: $6.29)
※Will be available soon※
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『Castle of Shikigami 2 - Collector's Edition』
You can purchase the game and soundtrack all at once with a great bundle value.
★Price：$26.98（save $3 over purchasing them individually）
※Will be available soon※
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『Castle of Shikigami 2』ｘ『RPG Maker MZ』 - Free Collab DLC
To commemorate the release of "Castle of Shikigami 2", a unique collaboration with "RPG Maker MZ" has been realized! Why don't you try recreating the story woven into the seven characters in "RPG Maker"? This DLC includes the following resources of the 7 main characters from "Castle of Shikigami 2". Battler material Face Material Walking Sprites Standing Image Extra: 4 BGMs from "Castle of Shikigami 2" in m4a/ogg format
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1832590/
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About『RPG Maker MZ』
RPG Maker MZ empowers you with simple tools to create your RPG right out of the box, yet is customizable enough to make the exact RPG you want! We are planning to update it to version 1.4.0 soon. ★ Points of Version 1.4.0 The editor will be able to handle data that is compatible with RPG Maker MV animations. Improved performance of particle animation playback by updating Effekseer version.
The shooter, shoot-em-up, or “shmup” is a far more nuanced genre than most people give it credit for, and this collection of six games from six different developers does a great job of showing just how varied it can be. Start off with a uniquely comprehensive test of your shmup s
The shooter, shoot-em-up, or “shmup” is a far more nuanced genre than most people give it credit for, and this collection of six games from six different developers does a great job of showing just how varied it can be. Start off with a uniquely comprehensive test of your shmup skills, then try your hand at some of the most original and innovative games in all shmupdom. Perfect for genre newbies and shooter pros alike!
We've prepared a special summer sale bundle "Power-(Shm)up!" for all DoDonPachi Resurrection fans. You will be able to purchase the following games that have a wide variety of shooters for an additional 12% OFF, on top of the individual game discounts! https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/15370/PowerShmup/
・Crimzon Clover: World Ignition ・Shmups Skill Test ・RefRain - prism memories - ・Senko no Ronde 2 ・Rival Megagun ・DoDonPachi Resurrection
One more year, and many more cool games on sales for the Degica publisher Week End! Degica Publisher Week End sale page This year we are featuring new and upcoming games: Virgo Versus the Zodiac Just released Play as Virgo, the Holy Queen, bringing mayhem to the Zodiac Realms and
This year we are featuring new and upcoming games:
Virgo Versus the Zodiac
Just released Play as Virgo, the Holy Queen, bringing mayhem to the Zodiac Realms and leaving a trail of stardust on the way, all to fit her excessively righteous worldview. https://store.steampowered.com/app/920320/Virgo_Versus_The_Zodiac/
Hop Step Sing! Astral Piece
Just released Follow Niinna around her school for her first solo VR Music Video. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1204930/Hop_Step_Sing_Astral_Piece/
Hero Must Die again
Coming soon Spring 2020 The anti-RPG by Shoji Masuda, play the (already dead) hero given 5 more days to put his affairs in order as a reward for defeating the demon lord! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1054050/Hero_must_die_again/
Piko Piko
Early Access Help Piko prove that the best hammer of them all is hers, the Piko Hammer! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1079200/Piko_Piko/
It's time for the Lunar New Year and to celebrate, we have the following titles on sale! Check out some of our Chinese localised titles: These titles don't feature Chinese, but they are fun!
It's time for the Lunar New Year and to celebrate, we have the following titles on sale!
It's time for Cave's annual festival, the Cave Matsuri, held in Akihabara, so we're having a sale to celebrate! You can read all about Cave Matsuri on the official site here: And there's plenty of things happening to read about: A live stream of Dodonpachi Resurrection from the A
It's time for Cave's annual festival, the Cave Matsuri, held in Akihabara, so we're having a sale to celebrate!
You can read all about Cave Matsuri on the official site here: https://promo.cave.co.jp/event/matsuri2018/special
And there's plenty of things happening to read about:
A live stream of Dodonpachi Resurrection from the Akihabara Alienware Store on Friday 19th 18:30 to 20:30 (JST) broadcast here.
M2 will be talking about their new Cave ports and ketsui will be available for play on the PlayStation4 (with special gifts too!)!
The summer sale is here once more, and that means Degica has shooting game bargains aplenty: From Deathsmiles and Mushihimesama, to the DariusBurst CS Cave DLC and all the Cave game soundtracks. And for a more traditional shooting fix, Triangle Service has just what you need here
The summer sale is here once more, and that means Degica has shooting game bargains aplenty:
From Deathsmiles and Mushihimesama, to the DariusBurst CS Cave DLC and all the Cave game soundtracks. http://store.steampowered.com/sale/cave_interactive/
And for a more traditional shooting fix, Triangle Service has just what you need here: http://store.steampowered.com/bundle/1293/Triangle_Service_Shmups_Collection/
And if that's still not enough shooting action for you, our friends at Mages. have put their first foray into Steam shooting games on sale too, and there's a score contest with soundtracks and a T Shirt up for grabs during the sale too. So if you're looking for a fun, entry level game, Bullet Soul has you covered.
The summer sale is here once more, and that means Degica has shooting game bargains aplenty: From Deathsmiles and Mushihimesama, to the DariusBurst CS Cave DLC and all the Cave game soundtracks. And for a more traditional shooting fix, Triangle Service has just what you need here
The summer sale is here once more, and that means Degica has shooting game bargains aplenty:
From Deathsmiles and Mushihimesama, to the DariusBurst CS Cave DLC and all the Cave game soundtracks. http://store.steampowered.com/sale/cave_interactive/
And for a more traditional shooting fix, Triangle Service has just what you need here: http://store.steampowered.com/bundle/1293/Triangle_Service_Shmups_Collection/
And if that's still not enough shooting action for you, our friends at Mages. have put their first foray into Steam shooting games on sale too, and there's a score contest with soundtracks and a T Shirt up for grabs during the sale too. So if you're looking for a fun, entry level game, Bullet Soul has you covered.
We just updated DoDonPachi again following the previous fix for Hibachi. Unfortunately, after investigation and a lot of help from both players (especially KAL & 旭日之心) and Cave's staff, we were able to ascertain that the problem was down to a simple mistake on our part. Needl
We just updated DoDonPachi again following the previous fix for Hibachi. Unfortunately, after investigation and a lot of help from both players (especially KAL & 旭日之心) and Cave's staff, we were able to ascertain that the problem was down to a simple mistake on our part. Needless to say, the current version has been re-checked and Hibachi is confirmed working in Arrange A.
We just updated DoDonPachi again following the previous fix for Hibachi. Unfortunately, after investigation and a lot of help from both players (especially KAL & 旭日之心) and Cave's staff, we were able to ascertain that the problem was down to a simple mistake on our part. Needl
We just updated DoDonPachi again following the previous fix for Hibachi. Unfortunately, after investigation and a lot of help from both players (especially KAL & 旭日之心) and Cave's staff, we were able to ascertain that the problem was down to a simple mistake on our part. Needless to say, the current version has been re-checked and Hibachi is confirmed working in Arrange A.
We just released a patch with the following fixes included: Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Arrange A Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Training Mode Edit: Hibachi was previously working in Training Mode. Two things of note about the above fix: 1) When replayed in today's version
We just released a patch with the following fixes included:
Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Arrange A
Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Training Mode
Edit: Hibachi was previously working in Training Mode.
Two things of note about the above fix:
1) When replayed in today's version, any pre-existing replays where the player fulfilled conditions for Hibachi to appear will see Hibachi appear, but due to no input history having been recorded for Hibachi, the player will be destroyed.
2) As scores attained with previous versions will not include any points for battling/defeating Hibachi, players of today's version will not be disadvantaged, so we decided to leave previous scores as is rather than wipe everyone's hard work.
As always, if you experience any problems post patch, please let us know.
We just released a patch with the following fixes included: Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Arrange A Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Training Mode Edit: Hibachi was previously working in Training Mode. Two things of note about the above fix: 1) When replayed in today's version
We just released a patch with the following fixes included:
Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Arrange A
Fix for Hibachi not appearing in Training Mode
Edit: Hibachi was previously working in Training Mode.
Two things of note about the above fix:
1) When replayed in today's version, any pre-existing replays where the player fulfilled conditions for Hibachi to appear will see Hibachi appear, but due to no input history having been recorded for Hibachi, the player will be destroyed.
2) As scores attained with previous versions will not include any points for battling/defeating Hibachi, players of today's version will not be disadvantaged, so we decided to leave previous scores as is rather than wipe everyone's hard work.
As always, if you experience any problems post patch, please let us know.
By the late ‘90s, with Street Fighter 2’s impact on arcades receding in the West, the beautiful rows of wooden cabinets and the glow of their CRTs suffered a commercial deforestation. With their dwindling ranks went the heyday for genres built around a quick play and immediate gr
By the late ‘90s, with Street Fighter 2’s impact on arcades receding in the West, the beautiful rows of wooden cabinets and the glow of their CRTs suffered a commercial deforestation. With their dwindling ranks went the heyday for genres built around a quick play and immediate gratification. Genres like the shoot-em-up, which predates all the rest with links back to 1962’s pioneering Spacewar!
In its prime, the shoot-em-up genre swelled with a distinctly Japanese form of game design, screens covered by hellish bullet patterns and anime girls—plus notable domestic off-shoots. Post-arcade, the shoot-em-up, the shooter, the shmup, or the STG (pick your acronym preference) receded into an enthusiast bubble, hidden from view after first and third-person action games captured the designation of 'shooter.'
In those dark years, shmup enthusiasts either contended with pricey, obscure late releases on the Dreamcast and Neo Geo, or by sheer will, discovered alternate venues, corners of the internet where potential classics like the enemy pile-on Cho Ren Sha resided prior to common digital distribution and Steam.
"I found an online resource of Japanese people, just basement devs, who would be posting shmups and posting updates every day online. Some of them were crap. Some of them were unbelievably cool," remembered Don Thacker, founder of Imagos Softworks, developers of the Kickstarted genre cross-over Starr Mazer.
Discovery comes easy when wandering a hall of video games, each churning attract screens. Without arcades, those random hubs found by curious Google hunters such as Thacker were it for the shmup’s exposure, outside of certain studios aiming at the die-hard audience. The genre, and with it the shmup’s myriad of sci-fi, fantasy, and military fetishism, fell into disrepair. The mainstream gaming public chewed on ever increasing polygon counts; the dedicated shmup fan sifted through what amounted to back alley digital dumpsters seeking anything of merit still made with scrappy 2D sprites, subwoofer crushing explosions, and mountainous end level bosses.
Then, a visible indie game movement, and more so, Steam. Consider the timing as the calendar turned to the 2010s: Kids who mastered joystick controls in front of CRTs burning phosphors, expertly navigating games at the height of shmup popularity—from Namco’s ageless Galaga to Capcom’s beautifully exaggerated, WWII "inspired" 194X series—plug into their nostalgia as developers. Thus a flurry of Steam activity, sizable enough to wear down even the hardened genre devotees, but also a sign of regeneration and visibility.
Now developers like Mommy’s Best Games, developer of the neon obsessed heavy metal shmup Shoot 1UP, can find a home for their uniquely textured throwbacks.
"Steam has been great to release Shoot 1UP to, as it was very successful on Xbox 360 and now we can reach even more people. I love consoles but not everyone has one. With PCs, nearly every gamer has a machine that can run our 1990s style shooters," said Nathan Fouts of Mommy’s Best Games.
It’s a gold rush on Steam compared to the genre’s low point. The service afforded a substantial kick to the shmup, which at the turn of the decade saw a fleet of indies in such numbers, Don Thacker amusingly stated that for developers, "Steam is bullet hell."
The slow resurgence
Throughout the early 2000s, a few notable studios entered the space, some earning wide acclaim, including Treasure’s polarity swapping Ikaruga (no article on shmups is free from Ikaruga’s notable grasp). Aside from Treasure, popular Japanese developer Psikyo (notable for their raucous Strikers 1945 and the perky, daydream-like Gunbird) died off by 2003, vacating the space. Enter Japanese developer Cave.
Founded in 1994 but finding their footing as Psikyo neared shutdown, Cave’s numerous early entries include tongue twisting titles DoDonPachi, Espagaluda, and Guwange, the latter boasting a genre-exotic medieval Japan setting. Further efforts in the later 2000s brought on bullets in droves from Mushihimesama, Espagaluda II, and Deathsmiles, the latter fitted with anime witches and anime fantasy and anime tropes to saturated extremes. Each of Cave’s entries fell into a contemporary sub-genre affectionately coined 'bullet hell,' partly unsurprising since the studio’s formation is owed to former employees of the bankrupt Toaplan, arguably where the designation came from following Toaplan’s sci-fi dazzler Batsugun.
Bullet hell came to define the zest of a shmup, balancing an elegant ballet of colored weaponry and a playable protagonist with a single weak point, mere pixels (or even pixel) wide. They’re peak shmup, where pressure-driven, graceful movement meets a handsome (and ceaseless) display of enemy attack patterns. Steam is full of these gripping yet punishing games, including a back library of Cave’s work.
"There's a strong support for Cave and the bullet hell genre itself… The shooting game developers catered more to a dwindling audience who were demanding harder and harder games," noted James Wragg, Director of Publishing at Degica, responsible for bringing some of those Cave classics to Steam.
"Steam fills that gap and enables companies. They don't need to go through a publisher like us. They can publish independently," began Wragg. "It basically allows them to publish without all of the red tape of the platforms like PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo. In theory, it opens it up to a much wider audience because Steam's got such a huge user base."
"It's very encouraging to see a lot of indie circles start to release stuff on Steam. Back in my day, you wouldn't see that. But now you're seeing stuff like Crimzon Clover [and] Mecha Ritz [Steel Rondo]," said Danny 'danbo' Baxter of Stellar Circle, developer of 2016’s Blue Revolver, a suitably low-fi gem owing much to Cave’s turn-of-the-century design philosophy.
Influenced
Nostalgic influence feeds the listings on Steam, cultivating a collection of shmups which hit every classification in a varied genre—vertical, horizontal, traditional, even twin stick (although the hardcore community may find the inclusion dubious). Shmups even interject themselves elsewhere.
"If you click the bullet hell tab on Steam, you'll see a lot of games that bear no resemblance to something that I've been playing. Undertale had bullet patterns, Neir Automata is going to have them," said danbo a few weeks before Nier's release.
The rush of games—and those borrowing elements—has caused a touch of in-fighting between those passionate for the striking difficulty of bullet hell and those seeking something more passive. Like Degica’s Dariusburst, the continuation of a decades old franchise set in deep space as players set ablaze robotic, oceanic inspired creatures. In a genre of familiar routines, Darius is (and forgive the pun) in a sea of its own.
"There's a certain generation where their first encounter with shooting games was bullet hell. For them, bullet hell equals shooting games. We came across this when we released Dariusburst. Some of the reviews from users saying there's not enough bullets on screen, but it's like comparing Virtua Fighter to Street Fighter," said Wragg, noting the wide separation in shmup styles.
Steaming
Paging the community on hangout Shmupsforum, users expressed dismay surrounding imperfect ports, brought up fandom punching bag Sine Mora for a laugh, and tossed positive sentiments at the modern accessibility of the genre. "The recent deluge of shmups on Steam has been a great thing… The genre is finding a wider audience and there have been some great indie efforts. Shmups are alive and kicking and I hope it continues forever," noted one user.
"At the same time, especially in recent years, it also allows for a boatload of shovelware to gum up the works," countered one forum regular.
As with Steam in general, the visibility problem grows with each new game added to the service. "I think Steam is brilliant at making things accessible. I also think Steam added more games last year than Steam had previous," stated Thacker. "If you look at our little pie slice on Steam and you fill it 80% with Cave games, I think it's going to be hard for us to have the discussion about a genre a lot of indies are trying to put back together."
Wragg, however, welcomed the influx. "I'm happy to see competition in the market because competition is good for everybody. It makes people push harder and I'd rather see the shooting genre go somewhere other than just bullet hell and have somebody come up with crazy mechanics that push things in other directions. The only way that can happen is through new people with new ideas coming in."
I'd rather see the shooting genre go somewhere other than just bullet hell and have somebody come up with crazy mechanics that push things in other directions.
James Wragg
Bullet hell continues to dominate on Steam. Of the 15 pages of games listing themselves under shoot-em-up, nearly half pin themselves to bullet hell. "There's definitely a lot of games you could play, but I'm not sure how many of those are really geared to getting people into games like bullet hell," said danbo.
"For the beginner coming in, it is a very difficult place to start. But Steam again on that front allows people to, without much of a financial investment, pick up couple of shooting games in the sale or a couple of really well priced indies," said Wragg.
Games like Thacker’s gorgeous Starr Mazer, mixing horizontal shooting and point-and-click gameplay, come pre-designed for entry level play. "I've had 45, 50 year old guys come up and they'll be like, 'Oh, it's Galaga.' It's super not, but I understand that's all you can link it to so let's use that as a stepping stone."
Those looking to jump in on Steam might be turned away by Cave’s kinetic, even exuberant style, but can find solace elsewhere. "[Jamestown is] pretty simple to pick up. You can sit around with two, three, four players locally, enjoy it with your friends and the mechanics work very well for multiple players," said Wragg. He’s right: Jamestown’s friendly H.G. Wells-meets-American-Western aesthetic marries to a charming entry level pixel adventure without being first baptized by Cave.
If nothing else, the genre remains alive, and in good hands. The indie surge brought on by Steam, for its inevitable faults in saturation, allows developers to find a home. “If you haven't gone to the shmup section on Steam, check out some indies. You're missing a lot," began Thacker. "Also if you grew up in the ‘80s and ‘90s and you liked shmups, they're there. They exist. It didn't go away with arcades. They survived."
Kouta Takahashi and Kenji Ito bring their skills to bear on DoDonPachi Resurrection's already great soundtrack. And for launch week only it's 20% off! Don't forget, Mushihimesama, Deathsmiles and DoDonPachi Resurrection are all on sale too!
Kouta Takahashi and Kenji Ito bring their skills to bear on DoDonPachi Resurrection's already great soundtrack. And for launch week only it's 20% off!
http://store.steampowered.com/app/550381
Don't forget, Mushihimesama, Deathsmiles and DoDonPachi Resurrection are all on sale too!
Kouta Takahashi and Kenji Ito bring their skills to bear on DoDonPachi Resurrection's already great soundtrack. And for launch week only it's 20% off! Don't forget, Mushihimesama, Deathsmiles and DoDonPachi Resurrection are all on sale too!
Kouta Takahashi and Kenji Ito bring their skills to bear on DoDonPachi Resurrection's already great soundtrack. And for launch week only it's 20% off!
http://store.steampowered.com/app/550381
Don't forget, Mushihimesama, Deathsmiles and DoDonPachi Resurrection are all on sale too!
For any cave fans looking to play something a little different, we just released 3 new DLC ships for DariusBurst CS today featuring DoDonPachi's Deltasword, Deathsmiles' Windia and the Tiger Schwert from ketsui! Bundle: DoDonPachi Resurrection Deathsmiles ketsui
For any cave fans looking to play something a little different, we just released 3 new DLC ships for DariusBurst CS today featuring DoDonPachi's Deltasword, Deathsmiles' Windia and the Tiger Schwert from ketsui!
For any cave fans looking to play something a little different, we just released 3 new DLC ships for DariusBurst CS today featuring DoDonPachi's Deltasword, Deathsmiles' Windia and the Tiger Schwert from ketsui! Bundle: DoDonPachi Resurrection Deathsmiles ketsui
For any cave fans looking to play something a little different, we just released 3 new DLC ships for DariusBurst CS today featuring DoDonPachi's Deltasword, Deathsmiles' Windia and the Tiger Schwert from ketsui!
The Black (Friday) Label Score Contest is complete! Our many thanks to all who participated. Some winners have been contacted, but some need to contact us because their names are difficult to find. Please check out the below images to confirm your score. Thanks for your patience!
The Black (Friday) Label Score Contest is complete! Our many thanks to all who participated. Some winners have been contacted, but some need to contact us because their names are difficult to find. Please check out the below images to confirm your score. Thanks for your patience! Please note that some scores were not accepted because they were submitted too early, too late, or without a replay. Important update!: due to an error, Shiropanda requested their score be removed. We appreciate their honesty and have selected MIST as the next top score after ideasbane. MIST, please send a friend request to adam_degica!
BL Arrange Winners:
shiropanda (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
Tadashi--kun /)(^3^)(\ (Friend request sent.)
ideasbane (Friend request sent.)
MIST (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
BL Novice (Random) Winners:
PantherWill (Friend request sent.)
eternal (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
Hibachi (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
The Black (Friday) Label Score Contest is complete! Our many thanks to all who participated. Some winners have been contacted, but some need to contact us because their names are difficult to find. Please check out the below images to confirm your score. Thanks for your patience!
The Black (Friday) Label Score Contest is complete! Our many thanks to all who participated. Some winners have been contacted, but some need to contact us because their names are difficult to find. Please check out the below images to confirm your score. Thanks for your patience! Please note that some scores were not accepted because they were submitted too early, too late, or without a replay. Important update!: due to an error, Shiropanda requested their score be removed. We appreciate their honesty and have selected MIST as the next top score after ideasbane. MIST, please send a friend request to adam_degica!
BL Arrange Winners:
shiropanda (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
Tadashi--kun /)(^3^)(\ (Friend request sent.)
ideasbane (Friend request sent.)
MIST (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
BL Novice (Random) Winners:
PantherWill (Friend request sent.)
eternal (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
Hibachi (Please send a friend request to adam_degica!)
To celebrate all the new BLACK LABEL Arrange Mode Album and all the Degica games discounted during this Autumn/Black Friday sale , we're holding two simultaneous Black (Friday) Label score contests in DoDonPachi Resurrection! Contest 1: "Tiger Schwert" Start: 10am PT on November
To celebrate all the new BLACK LABEL Arrange Mode Album and all the Degica games discounted during this Autumn/Black Friday sale, we're holding two simultaneous Black (Friday) Label score contests in DoDonPachi Resurrection!
Contest 1: "Tiger Schwert"
Start: 10am PT on November 25th (Fri) Finish: 10am PT December 2nd (Fri) Rules: Record a high score with a replay for Black Label Arrange in Score Attack mode during the contest and we'll award the top 3 with a prize from the choices available below.
Contest 2: "Novice Label"
Start: 10am PT on November 25th (Fri) Finish: 10am PT December 2nd (Fri) Rules: Record a high score with a replay for Black Label Novice in Score Attack mode during the contest and we'll award 3 randomly selected players* with a prize. (*excluding winners from Contest 1)
Prizes:
(Note!: DLC requires the original game to function!) Mushihimesama 1.5 (DLC) OST (DLC) Special Arrange (DLC) Cave Festival ver1.5 -Arrange Album- (DLC)
Deathsmiles OST (DLC) Arrange Album (DLC) Manabu Namiki Selection Premium Arrange Album (DLC)
And if you don't win, check out these other CAVE games and their DLC on sale!
http://store.steampowered.com/app/377860/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/314180/ Good luck!
