
Beat Shapes is a simple incremental bullet heaven shooter game. Defeat enemies of various shapes to collect resources, which you can use to upgrade the skill tree, unlock new bullets,upgrade instruments and explore other upgrades. Grow stronger and challenge tougher enemies and bosses.
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Beat shapes is a simple incremental bullet heaven shooter game.Use your cursor to shoot and collect resources.
Explore and upgrade the skill tree to be stronger.
Explore other upgrade methods:buy new bullet,upgrade instruments,craft musicnote and upgrade musicalnotes.
Embrace your growing power, defeat tougher shapes and Bosses.More levels and 11 types of bosses await your challenge.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Korean
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
This just isn't the game you're going to want it to be. First, it doesn't use a sequencer. Sound effects do not contribute to or meaningfully interact with the music, despite the theme. Music tracks are uninteresting and, for lack of a better term, bland - for chill beats, these are still quite mild. Second, as incremental games go, this follows the line of first figuring out how to inconvenience the player, then crafting upgrades the remove the inconvenience. At the start, you have a D&D style miss chance when you hit an enemy... until you max your very first upgrade, a cheap five step one that kicks things off. One of the very next ones you unlock? Stop XP drops from despawning (don't worry, also five cheap steps with a capstone "XP no longer despawns at all" just after). Your health drains automatically, until you buy the offsetting regen upgrade. Your bullet's range is short, until you buy the offsetting upgrades that bring it full-screen. The design just comes across as lazy, the play less about growing in strength as squirming out from under dubious penalties. With that said, at the price I don't plan on refunding. It's not bad per se, just entirely skippable. With managed expectations it's not any worse than any other cheap time-waster.
真好玩儿
Very simple and fun game that actually has a catchy soundtrack! For 3 bucks, this game was totally worth the 6 hours I played. Pro tip: Push through levels when the previous one is easy. After each stage, WAY better upgrades are available!
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垃圾游戏一个,完全搞不清楚增量游戏的核心是什么,操作累人又麻烦,还得自己手动捡材料,一个半小时完全爽不起来,手腕疼且没有任何的正面反馈,不如喂养黑洞的东西。
A pretty solid game. Its not too long, worth the price. Really liked the different designs for each phase. I missed the option to buy new bullets until I got way later into the game. Would buy/play again :]
Elevator music just met its final boss.
Liked this a lot more than similar games, has multiple upgrade systems with good progression. Unusually engaging play and decisions, though it still ends up playing itself after you break it wide open.
Bad pace and a bad last boss.
Nice incremental, one of the best in my opinion. Slightly grindy in the later part but fun to play so you don't feel bored grinding. Definitely recommend for all incremental lover
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