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Infinos Gaiden

Infinos Gaiden

Details: Video game
Developer: PICORINNE SOFT
Publisher: PICORINNE SOFT
Platform: Microsoft Windows
Genres: Indie game, Action game
Description: "Infinos Gaiden" is a 90's arcade style side scrolling shooter.Overcome structures and gimmicks, and let's Complete all of the 7 stages!Let's use the "bit" equipped by obtaining items!The bits can shoot 3 different lasers!The composition of the stages is dramatic! Many gimmicks, enemy characters, and huge bosses are waiting for each stages!Let's challenge repeatedly and capture these!A graphic with dots reminiscent of the 90's. It is even more impressive to use rotation and scaling.Hyakutaro Tsukumo's BGM makes the worldview of the game deeper.

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