Hypersensitive Bob

Stop isolation! Hyperallergy Sufferers explore the World With a hypersensitive male In a makeshift made protective Suit (McGyver would cry with Pride) ala "disease protection Authority" out into the wider World. Why? Because the one-sided Life as an "All-allergy sufferer" goes to the Biscuit quite nicely. Anything out there (REALLY everything) can kill you. Bee Stings (not just the Cake), Hedgehog ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ e (beks and stinks), Mushroom Spores (Magic Mushrooms?) and what else is creased and fley in the randomly generated levels. For the Defence, the InhaGun2000 is available to us. Initially equipped with Rather poor Rate of Fire and rather snowy running Pace, useful Upgrades can be purchased after each completed level (and also as Drops of E.g. "Vaccine Machines"). Of course, not every Upgrade has only positive Effects. Here's an Example: You're sharing more Damage, but you can only shoot in the opposite Direction. In the Event Of a level Finish, you can also choose only one from three possible upgrades (which allows your Stock of "Vaccine"). The Comparison with the famous "The Binding of Issac" Series is, in my Opinion, rightly addressed very often, but does not negatively influence the Game in any Way. So If you're looking for a cuddly, entertaining Rougelike Casual Game for a narrow taler (outside of a Sale for a cheap £4.99n), you can access "Hypersensitive Bob" Quietly. As Closing Words, a Quote from the Description: "Bob & his friends have had enough-It's time for some serious desensitization."

I Have obtained a copy of the press in order to carry out this analysis. A subjective analysis that will try to expose my opinion on the game. Hypersensitive Bob is a game in which we will control Bob, a creature enclosed in an air bubble to avoid unwanted allergies. And What better way to get rid of the annoying allergies than eliminating them? Bob won't hesitate to take out his weapon to annihilate any bacteria he sees. And that is, everything is a danger to your health. We will End Up exterminating snails, bees, fungi, skunks... And what do we gain from all this? Vaccines! These vaccines will help us throughout our adventure, because here the gold coined is out of place. Vaccines will be our currency of change to get improvements, raise the level of the vaccine machines, or even revive! What did I like about the game? Variety of enemies, and randomly on each level (Although some levels do have some fixed enemies). I love The design, floating islands loaded with details, but without getting to saturate. The music is fine, nor is it a game that requires a great soundtrack. Be Able to buy (or not) random improvements after each level. Chrome, achievements and saved in the Steam cloud. Command Compatibility. What did I not like about the game? Shooting diagonally is an odyssey. It's Not translated. I Have tried the game with both keyboard and command. I Think that with command goes something better, but of course with keyboard is controlled quite well. I say This because I have seen that some people have had some problems, I have not experienced anything similar, except the shoot diagonally, virtually impossible. As curiosities that have come to mind with this game, Bob, our little character has reminded me so much of the Tenryuubito of One Piece, although the motive of the air bubble are different. As Well as the naughty Dr. Fetus of Meat Boy, in fact, it only lacks the suit. Besides what I have transmitted the character (take to say that you can unlock two more characters), something that could be compared with the adventures of Little ISAAC, are the improvements after each level. I Think it adds that wonderful touch of luck to frustrate us otherwise, which will cause our juggling around the map to avoid mishaps. It'S your turn, since the final decision is up to you, will you go into the adventures of the delicate Bob?