Sine Mora

Sine Mora is an arcade shoot 'em up where players will be able to fly on horizontal maps while bending the fabric of time.

The first thing players will notice, when playing Sine Mora, is the three dimensional graphics. The plane and the scenes are beautifully rendered and sometimes, following a cinematic scenes or right before it takes place, the camera transitions offering a new perspective of the game world and of the plane.

Gameplay resembles classic shooters, yet the developers have added a new component: time. Besides the health, players will have to keep their eyes on a times which counts downwards. Taking damage makes the times run faster, while killing an opponent will increase the time.

There are useful power-ups one can collect. The score bonus, secondary weapon reload, additional time, extra shield and weapon upgrade are just a few of the spheres you'll be able to pick up. The primary weapon can be upgraded nine times, yet the second you take damage you'll lose the power-up and you'll have just a couple of seconds before they disappear.

The game has four different difficulty levels: normal, challenging, hard and insane so that beginners and veterans of the bullet hell genre can experience it. The game features only a single player option with four different modes.

The story mode will allow the players to see the narration and the game will often be interrupted with lines of dialogue. This mode also grants the players eight continues in case the mission goes wrong. The arcade mode is just like the story, but without the narratives and with only three continues.

The score attack mode focuses less on the story and more on the points one gains by killing enemies. Players will have only one life and will be able to replay a stage in order to maximize their score. The boss training mode gives the option to test your shooting skills on the bosses unlocked so far.

Fans of the golden age gaming and adrenaline junkies who are searching for modern graphics, will all find something they like. With amazing gameplay mechanics and a revolutionary graphics system, Sine Mora still holds the place for one of the greatest bullet hell shooter ever created.