Strania – The Stella Machina – You can, to some extent, be called the ode of nostalgic projects that pleased the fans of the genre in the 1980s. Here, driving an armed robot to the teeth, the user needs to make his way through locations, destroying the opponents, getting to the next place of conservation. The plot here fades into the background, because the main emphasis is on the gameplay and shooting mechanics.

Initially, Strania – The Stella Machina – is positioned as a two -dimensional project, but at certain points the camera changes the perspective, and the action becomes three -dimensional. And although during these episodes, mobility is very limited (you just need to evade the shells and shoot the enemy forces), this mechanic looks fresh. As for the weapons of the protagonist, his arsenal is quite diverse. This includes laser guns with a guidance system, rocket launchers, machine guns and even a huge katana. Having reduced the distance with the enemy, the user can quickly destroy it without allowing you to make a single shot. Periodically, during pauses between shootings, amplifiers that increase the technical characteristics of a separate barrel can be found at the levels. At the same time, the weapon changes from level to level, so even if you have to part with your favorite barrel, this is not a problem – it will soon be possible to return to it or find it during the passage of the current location. There were not without battles with bosses – they not only have increased resistance indicators, but also use powerful attacks that require preparation. Therefore, you should think over the options for moving in advance so as not to fall under a straight fire.