[Requests Accepted] [daisessen] リーサルクライシス [RJ425792]

An endless aerial dance action game! ■ Story In the few days leading up to the conclusion of the "Skyland War," which engulfs the entire world, what did the humanoid weapons do to avoid the worst possible outcome...? This is that story. ■ Tips for Strategy 1. Master the Assault First At first glance, this game may seem like a standard side-scrolling action game, but it is designed with the existence of Assault in mind, so fighting without it can be quite challenging. The way to execute an Assault is to press the direction key you want to dash towards while pressing the jump button in mid-air. Build your combat around this concept. 2. Pay Attention to Your Energy Levels! When your energy runs out, all attacks and mid-air jumps become unusable, leaving you vulnerable. You can either take breaks to recover while fighting, or continuously defeat enemies to regain energy (you recover by defeating enemies). By the way, even if you take a break, jumping and moving are allowed. As long as you don't perform energy-consuming actions, your energy will recover over time. 3. Use Lock-On and Homing for Fast or Escaping Enemies If you lock on using initial equipment like the charge shot, weapons with homing effects will hit even if you are not looking. Particularly, Assault will relentlessly pursue and deal damage, making it very powerful. However, be careful as the lock-on will be canceled if you take damage. 4. Use Burst Mode Before You Die The "Burst Mode," activated by holding down the 4-button, has a powerful effect and fully restores your LIFE once. Dying without using it is like making a mistake in a shooting game while holding onto all your bombs. If you think, "This is bad!" make sure to use Burst. However, after using it, you will be in a dangerous state where your LIFE continuously decreases. After using it, aim to reach the goal or defeat the boss with all your might. The Beginning Email This email arrived at Clarino without any known source or sender, unnoticed by anyone. At that time, Clarino was under far stricter surveillance than a clumsy prisoner.