Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 10 minutes ago
Playthrough of all levels of Cure of Danmaku Synd with a focus on scoring. Level is shown first, stats/build is shown after the end of each level.
ver 1.1.1
Check out the game here (free demo):
store.steampowered.com/app/4328580/Cure_for_Danmaku_Synd
Stage timestamps:
00:00 - Candida
00:58 - Nanomachine Thor
01:58 - Cold
03:08 - Gonococcus
04:10 - Pharynx carti
05:12 - Aspiration
06:28 - Esophagial varice
07:36 - Esophagial cancer
08:32 - GERD
09:54 - Stomach Ulcer
11:00 - Functional Dyspepsia
12:06 - H. Pylori
13:28 - Stomach Cancer
14:20 - Anisakis
15:16 - Intestine polip
16:04 - Noro virus
17:12 - Protein leakage
18:38 - Chrohn Disease
19:42 - Clostridium
20:58 - Full power Thor
22:14 - HBV
23:16 - Cirrhosis
24:24 - Hepatocellular carti
25:38 - Steathohepatitis
26:54 - PBC
27:52 - Echinococcus
28:50 - Atrial fibrillation
29:48 - Endocarditis
30:56 - Plumonary hypertension
32:22 - Last battle Thor
34:16 - Scores overview
Scoreboard graphic from the developer:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3752162910
Scoring mini-guide that you probably won't want to read since there's a video:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3799931125
Mini review:
Neat little game where the main attack mechanic is taking a hit so you can trigger your own attack. You can only take up to 5 hits in a certain amount of time before your shield breaks and puts you in a fatal state, requiring time to recover.
I find this game to be great for beginners. Since your attack triggers when you take a hit, you'll naturally focus on dodging and only attack when you feel it is safe to do so. You have 30 individual stages you can play at a time vs a traditional shmup from start to end, game mechanics are gradually introduced as you progress, and you have an upgrade system to tune your attack and defense that you can modify for each stage.
Difficulty is relatively low, especially if you're just looking to clear the game. Experienced shmup players might have fun for a bit with score chasing, but ultimately may want to look for something more challenging.
After playing this, if you like the idea of using a shield/getting "hit" to attack, you can look into Takumi games (Giga Wing series, Mars Matrix) or RefleX (available on Steam/PC native). If you like playing separate stages, you can try Ginga Force or Revolver360 RE:ACTOR challenge mode, both games also available on Steam.
Playthrough of all levels of Cure of Danmaku Synd with a focus on scoring. Level is shown first, stats/build is shown after the end of each level.
ver 1.1.1
Check out the game here (free demo):
store.steampowered.com/app/4328580/Cure_for_Danmaku_Synd
Stage timestamps:
00:00 - Candida
00:58 - Nanomachine Thor
01:58 - Cold
03:08 - Gonococcus
04:10 - Pharynx carti
05:12 - Aspiration
06:28 - Esophagial varice
07:36 - Esophagial cancer
08:32 - GERD
09:54 - Stomach Ulcer
11:00 - Functional Dyspepsia
12:06 - H. Pylori
13:28 - Stomach Cancer
14:20 - Anisakis
15:16 - Intestine polip
16:04 - Noro virus
17:12 - Protein leakage
18:38 - Chrohn Disease
19:42 - Clostridium
20:58 - Full power Thor
22:14 - HBV
23:16 - Cirrhosis
24:24 - Hepatocellular carti
25:38 - Steathohepatitis
26:54 - PBC
27:52 - Echinococcus
28:50 - Atrial fibrillation
29:48 - Endocarditis
30:56 - Plumonary hypertension
32:22 - Last battle Thor
34:16 - Scores overview
Scoreboard graphic from the developer:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3752162910
Scoring mini-guide that you probably won't want to read since there's a video:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3799931125
Mini review:
Neat little game where the main attack mechanic is taking a hit so you can trigger your own attack. You can only take up to 5 hits in a certain amount of time before your shield breaks and puts you in a fatal state, requiring time to recover.
I find this game to be great for beginners. Since your attack triggers when you take a hit, you'll naturally focus on dodging and only attack when you feel it is safe to do so. You have 30 individual stages you can play at a time vs a traditional shmup from start to end, game mechanics are gradually introduced as you progress, and you have an upgrade system to tune your attack and defense that you can modify for each stage.
Difficulty is relatively low, especially if you're just looking to clear the game. Experienced shmup players might have fun for a bit with score chasing, but ultimately may want to look for something more challenging.
After playing this, if you like the idea of using a shield/getting "hit" to attack, you can look into Takumi games (Giga Wing series, Mars Matrix) or RefleX (available on Steam/PC native). If you like playing separate stages, you can try Ginga Force or Revolver360 RE:ACTOR challenge mode, both games also available on Steam.
