Reign of Bullets reviews

Troy'S Workshop is razed to the Ground by a skursless Mega-connocrates. No Wonder the Troy is a bit sniffed and only thinks for one thing: Financial Redress. However, he does not get it voluntarily, so it is up to arms! Reign of Bullets is a fun Old-school Shooter. The Player fights back against countless Opponents and steadily livelled up his Fighter aircraft between levels from a Selection of hundreds of Weapons. A lot Has happened since the early alpha version. The Game has steadily improved and become an interesting Shooter! https://youtu.be/fzg09TRv1D0

Product received for free positive points the customization of the ship, a decidedly very fun idea the cartoon side of the graphics, a little fresh air in a saturated genre of pixels the humor of history negative points an addiction to chance that you have to accept graphics sometimes a little blurted, we take unexpected shots no tutorial, you have to understand everything, fortunately it's hardly complicated a story that one would have liked richer seen his humor reign of bullets is a excellent little arcade game with a crazy and wacky mind that deserves your attention completely. With an accessible gameplay and a good lifespan, nothing important is to blame for this game, even if some details are upgradable.

I was disappointed by reign of bullets, but this game might appeal to those who don't like the challenge. For fans of the genre, the interest of the shmups is based on a good balancing of the difficulty. Off the weapon modification system prevents any balancing in this game: depending on the weapons equipped, the same level can be really too easy or downright unfeasible. Too bad, the developers have yielded to the fashion of upgrades and loot to harvest. So we spend his time recovering weapons and weapons modifiers that must constantly evolve without really knowing which one will be the best, so we do at random. And once at stake we find quickly with 6 or 7 weapons that shoot at the same time so we can not even know which weapons are effective. The other downside is that to graphically represent all these different weapons that we will stick to the ship, the sprite must be particularly big, so the Hitbox (sensitive area) is only the yellow container in the center of the ship. Personally I do not like at all the shmups (bullet hell type) in which the bullets pass through a bet of the ship. The +-gorgeous graphics-the developers have not suckled to the fashion of the big pixels-the animations are beautiful and fluid (170 FPS on a small config) the--no balancing of the difficulty-modification of weapons obligatory and painful-becomes frankly illegible: we end up having too many weapons and therefore too many shots that hide the ships and enemy fire. -Painful music-useless scenario short, for me I better shoot'em up on steam this is the very confidential Syder arcade. It has far fewer levels, but it is not by comparing the price per kilo that you will choose the best games.