There's a lightweight story in place that involves your pilot time-traveling into the past to combat the invading forces, which results in not one, but two pleasing Twilight Zone-like endings, depending on your skill level and willingness to complete the game multiple times. Angry Leader BeeĭoDonPachi Resurrection, like Cave's other shmup releases on Windows PCs, pits your lone fighter craft against a massive fleet of mechanized alien attack vehicles. The $29.99 PC game's arrival was a long time coming, but it was unquestionably well worth the wait. Now, more than a decade after securing a spot as one of the all-time great arcade and console bullet-hell games, DoDonPachi Resurrection arrives on PC courtesy of Degica, the company that helped bring other Cave-developed shooters to Steam. Androids and time travel play significant roles in both Dragon Ball Z and DoDonPachi Resurrection, but unlike the massively overrated Toei Animation-produced anime, this legendary shoot-'em-up surrounds those plot points with exquisitely designed action.
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