This is an underrated, VERY retro (think somewhere between Atari 2600 and NES) bullet hell shooter starring Princess Remedy, a healer from Saturn, as she goes around curing various people by blasting their illnesses away with magic. The tone of the game is light and silly, and it's fairly short on Normal difficulty.

However, higher difficulties are MUCH harder, like the infamous "Death" difficulty. I was not good enough to beat the game on Death. I'm going to have to play through the game again to cover my filthy casual Normal Mode shame.

Give Remedy a shot. If you've played the first game, this is more of the same, with multiple fun boss battles!

After finishing this game on death mode, I feel like I wasted my time. The run was not enjoyable and felt very unfair due to fundamental design issues.

Pro
-Great low bit art style
-and charming NPCs.

Contra
-Constantly blinking bullets,
-flashing screen when defeating an enemy or taking damage,
-background textures increase visual clutter,
-enemies spam bullets making damage unavoidable,
-homing missiles that leave a damaging trail,
-getting stuck on corners,
-hit boxes feel weird,
-level and boss difficulty is all over the place,
-some bosses have to be cheesed to have a reasonable chance to beat them,
-bosses are damage sponges,
-most powers are useless or become unusable because they don't scale,
-after every defeat you have to go through the whole npc dialogue, over and over again
-and annoying reminders that Wash-Olof exists.