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The first of Nussoft's crazy love letters to marine life and the most polished, Neo Aquarium is a diverse 3D fighting game where you engage in battles with other giant, danmaku-firing crustaceans.

Ace of Seafood is arguably the most ambitious title from Nussoft. A game about conquering an open-world ocean with an aquatic armada, one base at a time, the gameplay loop is oddly comparable to BotW.

The latest title in Calappa Games' (formerly Nussoft) newly named Seafood Platter series after Neo Aquarium & Ace of Seafood, Fight Crab is crab sumo. With weapons. It's a chaotic mess and I love it.

Currently seems broken, unfortunately, with bugs causing permanent softlocks. Otherwise a step up from the original, with an even better (but still unfitting) soundtrack. I wish it had multiplayer.

FRB is kind of an oddity in Orange Juice's STG lineup. Lacking the common thread the rest have (custom shot types), this game's edge lies in its dynamic arcade experience with tons of personality.

Have you ever played any of those tank arena games? Sushi Party is like them if they had more fluid controls. Unfortunately it's plagued with rigid, exploitable stage design and unfitting music.

Umihara Kawase BaZooKa is a spinoff in the Umihara Kawase series. BaZooKa builds on prior entry Fresh to create a party brawler akin to Smash. Well-rounded roster, serviceable gameplay and no Nicalis.

Placeholder review. Some sort of a spinoff to an underrated doujin series with bullet hell roots I really didn't expect to see translated or on Steam that looks Mystery Dungeon-ey. High hopes.

Had a lot of fun playing this even though I couldn't run it properly. Some excellent design in this, there's a lot of polish all around. I dig the new tracks added since the original Comiket release.