Rami Ismail, known for Ridiculous Fishing, Luftrausers, and Nuclear Throne, recently presented a new project.
Australia Did It offers an unconventional take on bullet hell — the game is positioned as a "tactical reverse bullet hell where turn-based tower defense is combined with a unique unit fusion system and fast-paced rail shooter battles."
In the game's world, a catastrophe has dried up the Atlantic Ocean, leaving behind only a hostile wasteland filled with giant insects, mutants, and reanimated ancient weapons. Players must escort cargo on an armored train:
"At each station, you will have to repel endless waves of enemies. Plan your defense, sweep away thousands of enemies in a dazzling chaos where bullet hell is you!"
You can add Australia Did It to your Steam wishlist at the following link.