Some Japanese YTer described this game as a 逆弾幕 (Reverse Bullet Curtain), which it’s not.
It’s a normal shooter, whereas 逆弾幕 specifically refers to Magic/Vampire Survivors.
The less SEO-friendly term for 逆弾幕 is “autoshooter”.
This game predates Vampire Survivors with a handful of years, but yes, there is no upper limit to how many power-ups you can collect. I've never been much for chasing trends. I will keep it in mind in the future, though! ^__^
Actually, Bardbarian and Nimble Quest both predate Vampire/Magic Survival and can be considered the oldest examples of autoshooter/逆弾幕
if you wanna go super-deep, IIRC the TurboGrafx had an autoshooter with ludicrous bullet spread as the firmware embedded test “game”…
