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Occult pinball action - turbo-charged pinball is back. Updated with bigger sprites, more baddies, more secrets and of course MORE BULLETS. It pushes the limits of the Video Pinball genre with SHMUP & Hack N' Slash elements. Features: a sprawling 3 story table, cryptic secrets, hellish bosses, intense special modes, multiball, insane jackpots, bullet hell, a mega-driven soundtrack, and more detail. A three-tiered cathedral to Explore: Unlock its gothic secrets and depth over time, Packed with mini-bosses, baddies, ramps and mechanical traps. A Unique Magic System: Convert waves of enemy bullets into homing magic that fights for you,
or transmute them into GOLD for a banked Ultra Jackpot. Combos: Use your Chain Meter to combo hits and keep your scoring momentum up. Link ramps to extend the Chain Meter's life. Speed and aggressive play rewards. Multipliers: Base Multipliers can soar up to 99x Earn Global multipliers to rocket your score into the billions. Bonus Rituals: Complete Dark Rituals and spell letters for huge bonuses & jackpots Complete them all and unlock a special WIZARD MODE. Multiball Modes: True full table multiball and add-a-ball modes. Demons: The High Priestess - Controlled by an unknown demonic force. Turn her Wheel of Fate and take control of your destiny; The Manticore - Part lion, serpent, and scorpion. An enslaved beast oversees the cathedral and protects its deepest secrets; The Hermit - The humble gatekeeper of the cathedral; The Phalanx - A well-defended skeleton horde. Their shields will stop most shots, try and outflank them; Shub Calamari - 120 million years old is just a baby when it comes to Cosmic Gods; Sacrificed Goat - An aggressive demon, its eyestalks are its weak point; Insane Homunculi - A blasphemous experiment gone awry. Watch out for the bile. Graphics: "Hi-Bit", massive colorful sprites inspired by the Neo-Geo, Saturn and PlayStation era. Scaling, rotation, camera zooms... No "blast processor" required. A Mega-Driven Soundtrack: An all-new OST true to the guttural sound of the Sega Genesis, composed by E.C.2151. |
