This Shoot-em-up Was Developed In Canada, But You Probably Can’t Tell

Indie shoot-em-up Danmaku Unlimited 2 is out now on PC. Originally developed for iOS devices, the game is a vertical-scrolling shooter that hopes to replicate the Japanese shooting game genre, even though the game was developed in Vancouver. Here’s a look:

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You can grab Danmaku Unlimited 2 for $5 from the game’s website. Additionally, a free demo of the game is available on the website, to. You can also vote for Danmaku Unlimited 2 on Steam Greenlight.


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