The Vita Lounge - A few months ago I reviewed The HD Adventures of Rotating Octopus Character and awarded a 3.2 due to it being a great idea with some baffling design choices and a frustrating difficulty that held it back from greatness. Floating Cloud God Saves The Pilgrims in HD (Cloud God) shares a few things in common with it’s predecessor in that both titles started out as Minis and both have now been updated to include sharp visuals and trophy sets. They also both have an absolutely beautiful art style that looks like a cartoon but the similarities end there. While Rotating Octopus Character felt like a test run in many respects, Cloud God shows that Dakko Dakko has a vision and isn’t “just another indie developer”.
DDNet writes:
"Floating Cloud God Saves the Pilgrims in HD is another fantastic indie title in the Vita’s ever growing library and one that is extremely easy on the wallet to boot. Whether you played it in the past or not, this Cloud God’s thunder is simply too powerful, and too much fun, to not harness it for yourself."
Floating Cloud God Saves The Pilgrims in HD is a fine shmup, although it doesn't really offer much new over the original.
Punk and Lizard writes: "They do say ‘what you ask for in prayer, believe and it shall be yours’ , the closest I got to religion was being sneezed on by a priest, so I hope this does not spoil my time on Floating Cloud God Saves The Pilgrims".
