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This game was released on 14/04/2026 and the cheats we own are valid for PS5. This list will be updated over time whenever we notice the existence of new consoles on which Spica Adventure has been published.
Join Nico, a little girl dressed all in pink and armed with an extraordinary umbrella, on a perilous yet colorful journey through space!
From arcade legends TAITO, experience this 2D jump & run action game, previously only available in Japan, full of charm and fun on modern consoles for the first time! Join Nico, a little girl dressed all in pink and armed with an extraordinary parasol, on a perilous yet colorful journey through space! From arcade legends TAITO, experience this 2D action game, once exclusive to Japan, full of charm and cartoonish delight, on modern consoles for the first time! Like the yellow parasol from Parasol Stars: Bubble Bobble III, this yellow parasol will become your favorite accessory and your best weapon. Use it to take down a diverse array of enemies that seem to have come straight from a toy box! Whether it's slashing combos, shooting, platforming, or gliding, Nico and his parasol have an arsenal of moves as varied as his colorful enemies. Don't forget to use your parasol for protection—and we don't mean against the sun! Defend, block, and ricochet enemy projectiles in up to 8 directions! Take on the challenge of 28 levels spread across multiple paths. With each playthrough, choose a new journey through the Spica universe!
Game Features: • Straight from the arcades: Experience an arcade classic brought to consoles for the first time! • A kaleidoscope of colors: Feast your eyes on uniquely cute and colorful 2D graphics. • Para-'o-sole-mio: Show off your extensive fighting skills with your parasol! • Across the universe: Choose your own journey through Spica's 28 colorful levels. • Legendary arcade-inspired soundtrack: Vibrate to the funky tunes of ZUNTATA!
Embark on an adventure to save Spica from adorable but deadly enemies... And don't forget your parasol!
In Spica Adventure, Nico's umbrella does it all: stick the tip into the wall to climb, open it to glide, and move it in eight directions to block. If you learn these moves well, the 28 levels will change, and the time-out robot won't see you coming.
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Spica Adventure: full gameplay of the arcade version
Watch the full playthrough of Spica Adventure, Taito's platformer run on the Taito Type X arcade hardware. The footage shows the game in action via emulation with ArcadePC Loader, offering a perfect overview of the mechanics and style of this historic Japanese title.
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Spica Adventure: full gameplay of the arcade version
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How do you use the umbrella to climb walls?
Plant the tip of the umbrella into the wall: the shaft is flexible, and Nico uses its elasticity to propel himself up or down. The same gesture works on the ground, like a sort of pogo, and is used to reach hidden areas or to overwhelm a row of enemies if you get the timing right.
How do you slow down a fall?
By opening the umbrella, Nico descends more slowly and can ride the air currents. This often happens in sky levels, but the trick works wherever you need more time to land where you want.
Parrying and returning blows
Hold down the attack button: Nico remains in place, but you can move the umbrella in eight directions to parry and counterattack. With a complete combo, you launch enemies into the air and use them as projectiles against others.
Is it better to stay down or go up?
Going up is better. Those who climb avoid the toughest enemies and find some hidden rewards. There's also a reason for rushing: if the level's timer runs out, an evil robot arrives and the game ends there.
Which mode should I choose to start with?
Original Mode recreates the arcade experience in 4:3. Normal Mode switches to widescreen, optimizes the controls, and offers optional cheats, which, however, are only unlocked after collecting all the collectibles. Challenge Mode is for those who want to chase high scores. There are 28 levels, with the usual boss battles and alternative routes: after two stages and a boss, you choose where to go, and some stages are much harder than others.
