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Cotton 2: Saturn Tribute

Cotton 2: Saturn Tribute

|Shooter, Arcade

6.9 /10

Okay

Niche

35 ratings
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Set in the Pumpkin Kingdom which has lost its national treasure—the "Bluewater Willow," this brain-stimulating action-shooter follows Cotton, a witch with the biggest appetite in the universe, and Appli, the most tomboyish girl in the royal family. This is the fourth installment in the fantasy shooting game series featuring Cotton, one of SUCCESS's most popular characters. This masterpiece of the past is given new life using the specially-developed "Zebra Engine." The new features included such as game rewind, slow mode, and quick save greatly improve ease of play. Online rankings have also been added!

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Rating momentum

Okay: 6.9/10 across 35 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

This is a Port leaning into Shooter, Arcade. Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.

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Video ChumsA.J. Maciejewski · 6 Nov, 2021
8/10

Cotton 2 is much more than a sequel as its clever gameplay mechanics and striking visuals make it stand out as one unique shoot 'em up.

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Rice DigitalPete Davison · 1 Nov, 2021

It’s perhaps questionable as to whether or not you really need to own both Cotton 2 and Cotton Boomerang, since they’re both variations on the same theme — but they’re perhaps best thought of as the alternate modes seen in other console shoot ’em ups we’ve seen in the past, only as separate releases. The Cotton equivalent of something like Dodonpachi Resurrection’s “Black Label” or “Arrange” modes, in other words.

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