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== Anger Force Reloaded ==
'''Anger Force Reloaded''' is a vertical scrooling shooter by the Chinese indie studio [[Screambox Studio]]. It is very remeniscent of 1990’s arcade shooters (e.g. from [[Psikyo]]), but it includes a lot of its own character, such as through its high-definition cartoonish look and by including an interesting mix of mechanics.

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== Gameplay Overview ==
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=== Controls ===
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On Nintendo Switch:

* '''A:''' Single shot / Charging
* '''B:''' Bomb
* '''Y (holding):''' Auto-shot
* '''L:''' Left special attack
* '''R:''' Right special attack
* '''ZL:''' Slow down
* '''ZR:''' Speed up

=== Unlockable Secrets ===
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=== Characters / Ships / Styles ===
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There are four playable characters:

* Asimo
* Echo
* Samhill
* Shin

Each character has their own stats and the shot types differ between them as well.

=== Weapons ===

Each playable character has a different main shot and two secondary special attacks, which each consume a different amount of charge. The bomb also differs from character to character, but they are all of the screen-clearing type.

You collect charge either by collecting the purple gems or charging by pressing your main shot (''not'' the auto-fire).

Whenever you use a special attack (and kill an enemy?), the bomb gauge charges up – how much varies from character to character.

Once the bomb gauge fills up, you gain an extra bomb.

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=== Items ===

Purple gems charge up your energy.

Rarely, there are also health pods, bomb pods, and charge pods. Before a boss battle you can choose between two.

Whenever you pick up (or buy) an extra health pick-up while your health is already at its current maximum, a second bar will start filling below your actual health bar. If you fill up that second bar (i.e. collect as many extra health pods as your max health currently is) you will gain one more health point to your actual health bar.

Example: Shin has 3 HP at first, if he gets 3 extra HP at full HP, the maximum HP number will grow to 4. And then he will need to get 4 extra to grow to 5, etc.

=== Rank ===
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=== Loops ===
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=== Scoring ===
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== Strategy ==
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== Story ==
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