Deathsmiles I & II

Release Date

30th Dec 2021

No. of Players

1 (Single Player)

Genre

Action, Shooter

Publisher

City Connection

Developer

Cave Games

Content Rating

PEGI/12

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Angels swooping across a disastrous sky! The shoot 'em up of gothic horrors is back

Deathsmiles is a side-scrolling shoot 'em up game set in the alternate world of Gilverado, where girls known as "Angels" take center stage.
The game features an exotic world imbued with gothic horror themes, adorable character designs, and intuitive controls that will keep you coming back for more.

• Includes 3 series titles x 3 modes
There are three playable titles: "Deathsmiles," the first title in the series that was released in 2007 as an arcade game,
"Deathsmiles Mega Black Label," the upgraded version of the original, and
"Deathsmiles IIX Merry Christmas in Hell," the sequel.
Each title comes with game modes that were previously available in home console versions.

Titles and modes included:
Deathsmiles: Arcade / Normal / Ver 1.1
Deathsmiles Mega Black Label: Arcade / Normal / Ver 1.1
Deathsmiles IIX Merry Christmas in Hell: Arcade / IIX / Arrange

• Comprehensive training mode and online rankings
Training mode allows you to customize stage and player unit settings for practice purposes.
The comprehensive options can be tweaked to make stages easier for beginners or more challenging for experts.
Online leaderboards have been implemented for each mode of each title.
Keep training and aim to break the high score!

Sat 18th Dec 2021

Nintendo Life said:

Although there’s nothing here that hasn’t been seen previously, this is still a package bursting at the seams with content, and the sequel’s novelty Christmas theme is perfect for memorable December gaming. Driven by an excellent set of punchy organ arrangements and murky musical notes, Deathsmiles I & II is a very large Halloween-themed cake; an exuberant, gothic flourish punctuated by enduring bosses and a unique route-and-rank structure that encourages experimental replays. With little middle ground between casual and concerted professional play, it might not be Cave’s most balanced piece of work, but there’s no doubt it has something for everyone, no matter how you choose to approach it.

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