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''Go Beryllium!'' is a shoot 'em up in borderline [[Bullet Hell]] level. The settings takes place in an atomic scale. The player plays as a beryllium atom shooting photons at other atoms. The player has got only one life with the health bar going down when hit and it also goes down slowly on its own. To regain health bar, player must collect quarks from destroyed atoms. When health bar goes full, a powerup is received. |
''Go Beryllium!'' is a shoot 'em up in borderline [[Bullet Hell]] level. The settings takes place in an atomic scale. The player plays as a beryllium atom shooting photons at other atoms. The player has got only one life with the health bar going down when hit and it also goes down slowly on its own. To regain health bar, player must collect quarks from destroyed atoms. When health bar goes full, a powerup is received. |
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== Tropes in Go Beryllium! include == |
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* [[Wizard Needs Food Badly|Beryllium Needs Quarks Badly]]: Your "life bar" constantly ticks down, forcing you to collect as many quarks as you can while dodging the many, many projectiles being shot at you. On the upside, once you fill up one color of quark, your photon shots get a powerup, which often clears the screen due to the [[More Dakka|siginficant increas in fire-rate]]. |
* [[Wizard Needs Food Badly|Beryllium Needs Quarks Badly]]: Your "life bar" constantly ticks down, forcing you to collect as many quarks as you can while dodging the many, many projectiles being shot at you. On the upside, once you fill up one color of quark, your photon shots get a powerup, which often clears the screen due to the [[More Dakka|siginficant increas in fire-rate]]. |
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* [[Musical Gameplay]]: Player shots, powerups, destroyed enemies etc. contribute to music. |
* [[Musical Gameplay]]: Player shots, powerups, destroyed enemies etc. contribute to music. |
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* [[Power-Up Magnet]]: type 1 and rather weak one. |
* [[Power-Up Magnet]]: type 1 and rather weak one. |
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* [[Black Holes Suck]]: Dodging Hawking radiation has to be done. |
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Go Beryllium! is a shoot 'em up in borderline Bullet Hell level. The settings takes place in an atomic scale. The player plays as a beryllium atom shooting photons at other atoms. The player has got only one life with the health bar going down when hit and it also goes down slowly on its own. To regain health bar, player must collect quarks from destroyed atoms. When health bar goes full, a powerup is received.
Tropes used in Go Beryllium! include:
- Beryllium Needs Quarks Badly: Your "life bar" constantly ticks down, forcing you to collect as many quarks as you can while dodging the many, many projectiles being shot at you. On the upside, once you fill up one color of quark, your photon shots get a powerup, which often clears the screen due to the siginficant increas in fire-rate.
- Bullet Hell
- Flunky Boss: Large nucleus bosses.
- Homing Projectile: Boson barrage powerup.
- Last Ditch Move: When bosses don't have life bar depleted when the time runs out, it makes tons of bullets.
- Mercy Invincibility: A variation. If you get hit, all bullets currently on-screen instantly vanish.
- Mouse World: Taken Up to Eleven. You are a single beryllium atom, fighting off atoms of helium, nitrogen, carbon, and other chemical elements. Bosses include a uranium atom and micro-black holes (the type some people are afraid the Large Hadron Collider will create), a powerups include neutrinos, bosons, and the cathode ray (made of electrons).
- Musical Gameplay: Player shots, powerups, destroyed enemies etc. contribute to music.
- Power-Up Magnet: type 1 and rather weak one.
- Black Holes Suck: Dodging Hawking radiation has to be done.