On a platform known for its sea of games with eye-candy graphics, this game stands out to me as having eye-candy graphics. You play a sort of metallic-looking dragon-faced robot. The game has a slight graphical... glitch? which almost makes it look like it's shimmering. I don't know if it is intentional or a limitation or an intentional choice, but the effect sort of bolsters the realism of the metallic rendering.

It may look it, but it's not exactly a straightforward shooter. The game doesn't force you to advance, nor does it place swarms of enemies coming at you. Rather, you control the pace and move around freely in a 360-degree environment, although there are a lot of environmental obstacles that guide you to the right path. Enemies certainly abound, but it's not a feeling of a never-ending wave of things to shoot, they show up, you deal with them, then you can take a breather and move on. The gameplay is perhaps most similar to Atomic Robo Kid, although I don't know how popular a game that was, so it may not give much of a point of reference.

Work your way through the environment and you are rewarded with large bosses to fight and the next level, which seem to have a lot of variation and each is given a distinct feeling. Somehow, it seems I didn't grab any photos of level 1 except the boss!