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SITER SKAIN

Alltynex was a game exclusively only for the Fujitsu FM Towns computer line. The game was never even featured on arcade cabinet. "Alltynex is a vertically-scrolling shoot' em up. It's a doujin game developed by Satoshi Yoshida in 1996. He entered it in the 2nd ASCII Entertainment Software Contest (also known as A-con) held in 1996 and won the prize in the PC software category. As a result, the game was included on a CD that came with the magazine Login Softcon. In 1997 version 1.01 was released as freeware on the developer's website."

SITER SKAIN

3D shmup with 360-degree turning and mechs.

SITER SKAIN, Henteko Doujin

The Tale Of ALLTYNEX is a trilogy of bullet hell shoot 'em ups developed by SITER SKAIN with its story centering around the malicious super-computer, the ALLTYNEX OS. Each game in the series has its own gameplay mechanics and gimmicks. One thing that stays consistent in the series, however, is that despite the games being of the bullet hell genre, the ships are much tougher and have much larger hitboxes than the standard bullet hell. Thankfully each game provides you with some form of protection against the sheer onslaught of bullets.

SITER SKAIN, Henteko Doujin

The second chapter in one of the most loved and respected Japanese shooting game series ever:The Tale of ALLTYNEX by Japanese indie developer SITER SKAIN. Carefully crafted play experiences, destructive fun, and absorbing gameplay have made the ALLTYNEX trilogy renowned in shooting game communities.

SITER SKAIN, Henteko Doujin

Centuries have passed since the events of RefleX and mankind has once again attained civilization. Now, ancient technology born of a twisted mind sets in motion a chain of events designed to bring divine retribution down upon mankind.

SITER SKAIN, Henteko Doujin

The year is 2192 AD. Forty years ago, the Stellar-class All-purpose Administrative Computer ALLTYNEX suddenly turned on mankind, unleashing armies of unmanned weapons that wiped out about 85% of the world's population within just 72 hours.