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It has a unique core mechanic: the ability to psychically jump between enemy ships. There are more than 20 different types of ships to take control of in this manner, each with different speed, armour, ammo, and methods of attack. Most of these belong to one of two races: humanity or Aratus. Interestingly, the glimpses of story you're given (as well as the ending) depend on which faction's ships you prefer, both over time and during specific moments.
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It has a unique core mechanic: the ability to psychically jump between enemy ships. There are more than 20 different types of ships to take control of in this manner, each with different speed, armour, ammo, and methods of attack. Most of these belong to one of two races: humanity or Aratus. Interestingly, the Aratus.
The glimpses of story you're given (as well as the ending) depend on which faction's ships you prefer, both over time and during specific moments.
The glimpses of story you're given (as well as the ending) depend on which faction's ships you prefer, both over time and during specific moments.
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* AndIMustScream: Presumably what happens to you if you jump into an asteroid that then flies offscreen, since there's nothing else that can be jumped to.
** [[spoiler: Ikiryo suggests that the Watchers attempted to do this to him by marooning him on an empty planet. It clearly didn't work.]]
** [[spoiler: Ikiryo suggests that the Watchers attempted to do this to him by marooning him on an empty planet. It clearly didn't work.]]
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%%** Presumably what happens to you if you jump into an asteroid that then flies offscreen, since there's nothing else that can be jumped to.
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* BoomerangComeback: The player's psychic jumps work like this.
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* BossSubtitles
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* BossWarningSiren
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* EnergyWeapon: The Stinger and Light Pod ships have different varieties of this. Other Aratus ships might too, but it's hard to tell just what their projectiles are.
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* FinalBoss: [[spoiler: Ikiryo.]]
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* FlyingSaucer: [[spoiler:The Watcher ships]] are archetypal examples.
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* MookHorrorShow: Especially at the beginning, when the player first emerges.
-->'''Human Pilot:''' What the hell was in that ship?!
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* OneHitPointWonder: [[spoiler: The Watcher ship.]]
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** The Photon Lance, as mentioned under MyRulesAreNotYourRules.
** Then there are the [[ViolationOfCommonSense gravity bombs...]]
** Then there are the [[ViolationOfCommonSense gravity bombs...]]
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* SegmentedSerpent: Ouroboros. Apparently each segment is fully sentient.
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* SpreadShot: Trident and Puffer ships have this.
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* ThisIsADrill: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Drill ships.]]
* ViolationOfCommonSense: Taking control of a mine set to self-destruct.
* WalkingSpoiler: The Watchers and Ikiryo.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: Taking control of a mine set to self-destruct.
* WalkingSpoiler: The Watchers and Ikiryo.
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.* EnergyWeapon: The Stinger and Light Pod ships have different varieties of this. Other Aratus ships might too, but it's hard to tell just what their projectiles are.
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* FrickinLaserBeams: The Stinger and Light Pod ships have different varieties of this. Other Aratus ships might too, but it's hard to tell just what their projectiles are.
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* EverythingsSquishierWithCephalopods: The Aratus are highly evolved squids originating from none other than Earth.
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''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/285840/Enemy_Mind/ Enemy Mind]]'' (released on Steam in 2014) is a scrolling space shooter with a unique core mechanic: the ability to psychically jump between enemy ships. There are more than 20 different types of ships to take control of in this manner, each with different speed, armour, ammo, and methods of attack. Most of these belong to one of two races: humanity or Aratus. Interestingly, the glimpses of story you're given (as well as the ending) depend on which faction's ships you prefer, both over time and during specific moments.
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''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/285840/Enemy_Mind/ Enemy Mind]]'' (released on Steam in 2014) is a scrolling space shooter with ShootEmUp released on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} in 2014.
It has a unique core mechanic: the ability to psychically jump between enemy ships. There are more than 20 different types of ships to take control of in this manner, each with different speed, armour, ammo, and methods of attack. Most of these belong to one of two races: humanity or Aratus. Interestingly, the glimpses of story you're given (as well as the ending) depend on which faction's ships you prefer, both over time and during specificmoments.
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It has a unique core mechanic: the ability to psychically jump between enemy ships. There are more than 20 different types of ships to take control of in this manner, each with different speed, armour, ammo, and methods of attack. Most of these belong to one of two races: humanity or Aratus. Interestingly, the glimpses of story you're given (as well as the ending) depend on which faction's ships you prefer, both over time and during specific
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