"Sektori understands that the main appeal of games like Geometry Wars is watching the playfield fill up with all manner of colorful objects and shapes, and then systematically evaporating them using your blasters and power-ups. But it builds on that formula by pulling in some gameplay mechanics found in games like Vampire Survivors and Halls of Torment. Each little shape you blast away leaves behind some shiny glimmer."
"Occasionally, you'll be asked to pick a card to unlock a new perk. I'm not entirely sure how this works, and that's because Sektori has one other cool ace up its neon-lined sleeve: It ain't as simple as you might think. There's more going on here that the game chooses not to explain in the brief tutorial, and discovering the secrets in Sketori and how everything works has made it extremely easy for me to just go "Well, one more run won't hurt!""
Sektori is a newly released roguelike twin-stick shooter available on Xbox, PlayStation, and Steam that quickly hooks players despite simple mechanics. Players control a small colorful shape, blasting and dodging vibrantly glowing enemies while upgrading lasers, shields, speed, and dash during each run to defeat bosses and chase high scores. The game mixes Geometry Wars-style arena shooting with progression elements from Vampire Survivors, where defeated foes drop glimmers that spawn upgrade tokens and unlock perks or replenish systems. The neon visuals, particle effects, and concealed systems encourage experimentation and repeated runs.
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