Deflector has finally left Steam's Early Access as the full version of the game was released on March 24th. indiedev indiegame
\nIndie developer Arrowfist Games and publisher SuperGG.com have finally released their game Deflector from Steam's Early Access, available right now. The game has been worked on for a while now, and with good reason, as it is a nonlinear bullet hell rogue-lite that doesn't act exactly like others in the genre.
Use them in tandem with your unique weapons and Mutations to eradicate the deadly viruses in your way. Choose one of several Bioshells, each with unique weapons, abilities, and means of deflecting projectiles. Start with the Boomerang-slinging Eradicator and unlock more by living and dying in the experiment. Your Hub is filled with modules aiding in virus research. Accumulate experience through combat to unlock more Mutations, Bioshells, and persistent upgrades.
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