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curve where you get better at the game and achieve some form of mastery over the levels. It's a little disappointing, however, that there only appears to be one basic type of upgrade. Each level has one powerup somewhere for you to collect, which grants you a wider spread for your attacks while shooting a small attack from behind you. Having a few more different types of powerups might
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have been nice just for the sake of extra variety and strategy. The keyboard controls leave a little to be desired as well, because the eight-direction movement really limits your precision; I found the game much more enjoyable with a control stick. And that's basically Death Ray Manta in a nutshell. I'm not usually into this genre of game, but DRM is definitely a quality creation that I enjoyed spending some time with. Death Ray Manta is currently available as part of Kyttaro Games' Bundle in a Box, a pay-what-youwant bundle with four other indie space games.
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