Players can earn stamps by completing certain in-game objectives, unlocking special items for their PlayStation Home digital apartment. Bombing pre-determined spots on the ground in some areas can reveal Sol towers, which can be destroyed for extra points, and Rally-X Special Flags that will award the player an extra life when collected. Some areas feature bosses that the player must defeat in order to progress, one being a rematch with the Andor Genesis mothership from the first Xevious game. The game is composed of several stages, referred in-game as "areas", consisting of outer space, forests, deserts featuring the Nazca lines from Peru, and mechanical bases, similar to Solvalou and Xevious 3D/G. Using the shield depletes a potion of the "shield meter" at the sides of the screen, which can be refilled by collected orange triangular-shaped pickups dropped by certain enemies. New to this game is a shield system that the Solvalou can use to protect themselves from enemy projectiles for a short period of time. The Solvalou have two weapons at their disposal: an "air zapper" that can destroy flying enemies, and a "blaster bomb" that can destroy ground-stationed enemies. Up to two players control their respective Solvalou starships - white for player one and black for player two - and must wipe out the Xevious forces and their supercomputer leader GAMP before they take over Earth.
#Xevious resurrection update
Xevious Resurrection is a vertical-scrolling shooter video game, serving as a modern update of the original Xevious arcade game.
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