Sine Mora

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November 2015

Developer logo.	Some levels are underwater, even though you control a plane. You may notice that the game uses 3D models even though the gameplay is on a 2D plane.	Sometimes the game will move the camera cinematically, but you don't play the game from these types of angles.
My ship is on the left, with decently upgraded firepower.	Those red dots are enemy bullets. You need to be on top of your game to succeed!	Some concept art of a boss.

I played Sine Mora on the PS Vita but it is also on the PS3 and some other platforms. It is an old-school-style shoot-em-up (or Schmup), which means you control an upgradeable ship and shoot at enemies on a 2D plane. I thought this was a decent modernization of a classic genre. However, I didn't really like this game. I'm not sure why - honestly, it might partially be because I wasn't very good at it. I could beat it on easy, but I don't think I could even get past the 2nd or 3rd boss on harder difficulties. Apparently this game is loved by many but honestly I don't know what's so great about it.

The Therapist Gamer

Developer logo.

Some levels are underwater, even though you control a plane. You may notice that the game uses 3D models even though the gameplay is on a 2D plane.

Sometimes the game will move the camera cinematically, but you don't play the game from these types of angles.

My ship is on the left, with decently upgraded firepower.

Those red dots are enemy bullets. You need to be on top of your game to succeed!

Some concept art of a boss.

Sine Mora