Daisy's Revenge: A few tips for you to tackle this music-filled shooter
Make the ravens push up Daisies
Daisy's Revenge is an arcade-style shooter, where the goal is to destroy as many targets as possible. Your targets? Some evil ravens that are taking over Daisyland. So, you'll be playing in the first person as you aim and fire away at the dirty birdies.
The game is heavily inspired by the legendary Duck Hunt game. So it provides the classic nostalgia you know from that iconic game while feeling more modern with graphics and colours. One of the biggest aspects of the game is its soundtrack.
As you play, you'll be hearing plenty of epic rock music. The soundtrack plays a major role in the overall atmosphere that the game provides. Here are a few things to keep in mind before heading out and getting your shooting session on and rising up the leaderboard.
Choose The Gun That's Right For You
There are a few guns you can select when playing Daisy's Revenge. There's no special rating system for each weapon or anything like that. It's really just picking your poison and going from there. Each gun might shoot quicker than others.
You can choose a shotgun, pistol, or sniper rifle. All of them have basically the same type of aim cursor, so there's no major advantage of either one. However, the pistol seems to shoot a bit quicker than the other two, although they all essentially function the same.
Choose whichever weapon you want and just experiment. Just because they all are practically the same, doesn't mean you can't try and get comfortable with one. You can switch it up whenever you want. No need to unlock the weapons when you play.
Speed is Everything
Daisy's Revenge preaches one big component when playing the game: speed kills. And speed is how you are able to rack up the points you need to succeed. This is what gives the game a nice bit of challenge. Not only do you need to aim, but you also need to be fast.
The best thing you can do is just work on your aim. Once you get comfortable with your accuracy, then you should be able to speed things up like a pro. You can certainly practice the opposite first if you so wish, by working on your speed first and aim later.
However you decide to go about it, just remember that speed does play an important role in the game. In the games of old, it was simply about hitting the targets. In Daisy's Revenge though, they want you to do in style, as Daisy blasts away at ravens while rocking headphones.
Shoot at Cans and Tombstones
Yup, it's more than just shooting those dirty birdies in Daisy's Revenge. It's also recommended that you also shoot at cans and tombstones. These will pop up at certain times during each round. They pretty much appear randomly, so keep those eyes sharp.
But, hitting these will net you some extra points. That's certainly always a good motivation. There are usually three or four that may show up at a time. And the cans pop up in the air, so you'll need to blast them as they soar into the sky.
Also, keep an eye out for Ghost Ravens. These are very beneficial as they give you an extra life to work with and allow you to keep you going for a little while longer. So, if you're low on lives, definitely make sure to take advantage of this opportunity.
