Is that the weapon(?) boss in the water/ocean?
I seem to remember that battle as one hour of knights of the nine.
Might have mis-rememberd everything, a few years since that game came out.
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Yes, it was in the ocean. I think you walked from the beach into the sea - and got your whole party demolished repeatedly 
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I have so many great memories from that game. We would be a whole gang playing the game together, passing around the controller. But by myself i allways end up feeling they become too long and tedious. I know the new versions let you skip random battles, so maybe i give it a try sometime.
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Thanks for the heads up @Enki 
You weren’t the only one that recommended it to me so I DID get this one! 
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Another heads-up: both of these games will be delisted this month so get them while you can!
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Thanks @carvalho20ptc
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For those who couldn’t get Riftbreaker on the Game Vault it’s on sale right now and so does the DLCs.
It’s a great game so far which has received a big update recently.
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Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is on sale right now with a great discount. 
Ends on June 1st!
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I’ve been really enjoying Cryptark. It’s been in my backlog since 2023 but I booted it up last week and now I can’t stop. Neat concept, fantastic aesthetic, interesting gameplay. Cryptark has you playing the role of a “pre-salvage” contractor, fighting your way into alien derelicts with their automated defense systems still quite intact in order to disable them. What really separates it from other “twin stick shooters” (I played with mouse and keyboard just fine) is the ability to plan your attack system-by-system. No plan will remain entirely intact after contact with the mobile enemies, but it’s very satisfying to plan and carry out the missions.
Though there’s no connection between the two (lore or gameplay-wise), I feel like Cryptark and Orange Moon would mesh nicely.
It’s also on pretty good sale at the moment.
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