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Roche Fusion
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Action · Casual · Indie

Roche Fusion

amulware  /  January 23, 2015  /  Rated Unrated

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Released

2015

Publisher

amulware

Time to beat

~3 hrs

Community

28

Roche Fusion is a classic arcade, space shooter with a modern touch. A fast paced cocktail of nostalgia, spaceships, bullets and explosions.
The game is procedurally generated and challenges the player with ever more aggressive, deadly, crazy waves of enemies to shoot down. There are insane boss fights and an extensive array of upgrades, including: weapons, shields and other items to help the player proceed in the game.Key Features:
  • Intuitive and responsive arcade-style controls
  • Infinite variety and replayability with procedurally generated levels, enemies and upgrades
  • Engaging score system with multi-kill combos, leaderboards and meta-game unlockables
  • Exciting two-player local co-op
  • Amazing graphical effects
  • All custom sound effects, and over 30 minutes of original soundtrack
  • EXPLOSIONS

Also, did we mention explosions? Everything from small explosions after a one shot kill, to huge explosions in swarm attacks, to massive explosions in epic boss battles.
Roche Fusion is bringing the classic space shooter into the new century with a fun mix of enemies, lasers and explosions in a unique, retro but polished 2-D style.

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