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About This Game

Pester was released on Xbox live indies back in early 2013 and was Flump Studios first game developed for public release.
A remake of one of my early C64 games, Pester is a very fast paced and busy vertical shooter.
Graphically remastered with new sprite work from Dylan Barry and a thumping soundtrack from Matt Macfarland.

Intense old school action

Tate support

Customisable play options, over 100 combinations of play

Remastered sprite work from Dylan Barry

Thumping soundtrack from Matt Macfarland

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Title: Pester
Genre: Indie
Developer:
Flump Studios
Publisher:
KISS ltd
Release Date: 25 Jan, 2013

Minimum:

OS: Windows XP
Processor: 1.2 Ghz
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: Shader Model 1.1 compatible graphics card
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Storage: 100 MB available space
Sound Card: Windows Media player must be installed

English

It's Fun. good selection of music and a cool scanline filter which i'm a sucker for :D
overall a good budget shmup. Very basic but challenging bullet hell arcade shoot em up. The graphics are somewhat poor but the gameplay is unforgiving. For the low price it is recommendable for genre fans. Best pester ever. this game is pretty bad, it plays and looks like a bottom of the barrel app game. there's almost no animation to speak of, its basically just still images. i got this game in a bundle and i wouldn't even recommend it if it was free.. Has a good and working menu, but gets old after 5 minutes.. I play this when I'm bored and have money to spend.. Ultimately a very simplistic and repetitive shmup that could use some more intentional wave/pattern design and really any features beyond bare bones shoot-em-up elements. Has the look and feel of a project that was probably very educational for the developer, but a few projects or a lot of revision away from something worth buying.. Having read that this was a remake of a very old game, and having played a lot of games as a kid on a Commodore 64, I was excited for a good bit of nostalgia. The C64 sported these amazing specs:

1 MHz CPU!
64 kB of RAM!
320x200 pixel 16-color monitor!

It was such an incredible machine back then, and just as incredible now, but for different reasons.

I got the retro feel I was looking for. It's a good remake, in the sense of improving the graphics. If anything, they should not be so good, if they were to really emulate the look of a C64 game. Do an image search. Top of the line gaming fun back then. It's also hard and fast, like the arcade games which followed.

1920x1080 resolution works just fine on my PC, in both full screen and windowed mode (Core 2 Duo, 8 GB RAM, AMD HD 5750, Win 7).

Pester is fun shmup throwback experience that falls somewhere between simple early game consoles and rage-quit hard arcade games. Best eight bits I've spent in a long time.. Having read that this was a remake of a very old game, and having played a lot of games as a kid on a Commodore 64, I was excited for a good bit of nostalgia. The C64 sported these amazing specs:

1 MHz CPU!
64 kB of RAM!
320x200 pixel 16-color monitor!

It was such an incredible machine back then, and just as incredible now, but for different reasons.

I got the retro feel I was looking for. It's a good remake, in the sense of improving the graphics. If anything, they should not be so good, if they were to really emulate the look of a C64 game. Do an image search. Top of the line gaming fun back then. It's also hard and fast, like the arcade games which followed.

1920x1080 resolution works just fine on my PC, in both full screen and windowed mode (Core 2 Duo, 8 GB RAM, AMD HD 5750, Win 7).

Pester is fun shmup throwback experience that falls somewhere between simple early game consoles and rage-quit hard arcade games. Best eight bits I've spent in a long time.. It's complete garbage. Not even worth a cent.

It hurt to play the whole 6 minutes just so I could tell you not to get this.