Osore is a mix of classic shoot 'em up games and modern roguelikes.

Fight your way through the 4 areas of the mind with 3 randomly generated levels each, providing you with a unique adventure every single run. At the end of an area, you need to encounter one challenging & randomly chosen boss out of 3 for each area, varying runs even more. 

After you defeat a boss you can buy upgrades with the flames you collected. These upgrades range from an invincible dash to things like a speed boost or simply a higher health capacity.

Besides being able to move, shoot, and dash you can use spells, which are special actions, letting you perform a massive dash across the screen, place a bomb or get a shield, making you entirely invincible. 

A full run takes around an hour, which is why it's designed to be quite replayable. To complete the game however you need to uncover the big lore, made out of 60 lore cards all having a tiny story, and unlock the in-game achievements.

Fight your inner fears and repair your corrupted mind. 

At one point in your life Sadoz, the lord of fears got in control of you. The more time you gave it the stronger it got and even built a huge army. With your last spells of hope, you need to defeat all of your fears including Sadoz, but on your way, you encounter guardians, which are bigger and more powerful fears.

The game is made by Daniel Münstermann.

The OST is made by Chris Kohler 

with some help from Jiro Yoshioka (cello in the main theme).

Original Game Soundtrack