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Die. Respawn. Repeat.

A fast-paced, minimalist bullet hell where dying makes you stronger. Originally made for a game jam, now polished and released as a free standalone.

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Artemii Frolov
Publisher
Artemii Frolov
Release
June 13, 2025
1 year and 50 days ago
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Positive14 reviews85.7%

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About the Game

You’re a circle. Everything else wants you gone.
But every time you die, you leave something behind — a glowing shield, a permanent upgrade, a memory of failure turned into a tool for survival.

Die. Upgrade. Try again.
In this neon-lit bullet hell, every death creates a persistent upgrade that stays on the battlefield — blocking bullets, shaping new strategies, and gradually turning chaos into rhythm.

This is a small, free game I made during a game jam.
I liked the vibe, so I decided to polish it up and share it here on Steam. It’s short, weird, and (hopefully) satisfying. No microtransactions, no fluff — just you, the shapes, and the bullets.

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