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Game Info
- Platform
- Arcade
- Genres
- Shooter
- Player Perspective
- Top-down
- Developers
- CAVE Interactive
- Release date
- September 17, 1998
Summary
Dangun Feveron, known abroad as Fever SOS, feels like stepping onto a glitter‑covered dance floor while dodging a hail of bullets. The game’s visual overload is matched only by its soundtrack, a nonstop disco beat that actually drives the scoring: every enemy you blast adds points, but any that slip past drain your total, forcing you to keep the dance floor packed.
You choose from three starfighters, each with its own shot pattern and speed, and you’ll hear a sassy, over‑the‑top announcer cheer you on as you collect tiny "cyborg soldiers" that boost your score. Power‑ups drop from certain foes, bombs clear the screen, and a hidden three‑minute time‑attack mode lets you chase a high‑score frenzy that feels more like a club competition than a traditional shoot‑'em‑up.
The disco vibe wasn’t in the original plan; early location tests left the developers flat‑out negative, so a Cave team member suggested swapping the generic shooter for a glitter‑infused spectacle. The soundtrack was rushed from heavy‑metal roots into a Bee‑Gees‑style disco frenzy, though the boss battles retain that original metal edge, giving the game a quirky musical contrast.
Arcade patrons in Japan quickly made it a staple, and while some critics called the enemy designs and level layouts generic, others praised its absurd, fast‑paced action and the way its scoring breaks the genre’s norms. Today it’s remembered as one of Cave’s most experimental titles—a bright, over‑the‑top shooter that still makes you want to move to the beat.
Storyline
Dangun Feveron (Arcade) pits the player against the Great Gracce, an organization bent on seizing Earth as the first step in a galaxy‑wide conquest. The Great Gracce’s plan is to capture the planet and its population, then expand its rule across the universe.
The nearby planet Fever catches wind of the threat and sends its elite starfighters to stop the invaders. Players pilot these fighters, aiming to destroy the Great Gracce and its mysterious leader before Earth falls under their control.
Edited by Maya Carter
Arcade Machine
- Developers
- Cave
- Machine Style
- Upright
- Control Panel
- Multi-player
- Input Devices
- Joystick · Buttons
- Screen Orientation
- Portrait
- Sound
- Stereo
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Cooperative
Alternative Titles
- Fever S.O.S. Alternative
- Fever SOS Alternative
External Links
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