If the game title is an indicator of the chaos in the game, then Squid Yes, Not So Octopus: Squid Harder is the perfect match for a free, visually exaggerated shooter. The classic gameplay with the action in the closed arena was shown in such a palette of colors and flashes that the work could also be used to test the capabilities of monitors.

At the same time, however, the fun here is very interesting. At first we decide how much time we have, choosing a game for one, two, three or four minutes. This is how much you will have to stay alive.

Each time we control a small, but quite well armed spacecraft that easily kills enemies. Opportunities are equal, because enemies go in quantity, not quality. Each effectively eliminated explodes.

With a few dozen hits you will not see much.... That was supposed to be the case. The player must build confidence in his manual skills and the boat.

This one always goes in the direction of the cursor, slightly throwing aside at the turn. Even if we've exploded an entire army of enemies and the screen shines like a crazy one, we should more or less know which way we were going and whether something was threatening us there. The sense of orientation in the arena is developed quickly, the question of proficiency.