Heavy Bullets

Nossa, nunca senti tanto ódio de um mob tão bem pensado. Malditas minhocas sorrateiras! Sempre que eu estava focado nas torretas ou em uma mini horda se aproximando, elas me pegavam no meio do mato. E, mesmo morrendo muito pra elas, todas as vezes foi por pura desatenção minha, já que são bem perceptíveis se você prestar o mínimo de atenção por onde anda. Dito isso: MALDITAS MINHOCAS SORRATEIRAS!

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Heavy Bullets is a unique first person shooter where skill matters and resources need to be managed carefully through a series of goofy vending machines. The main gimmick with this is you start out with six bullets in your revolver. A bullet hit on a monster is an insta-kill but your revolver is limited to those six rounds. Every shot has to count. There are no ammo box pickups along the way but you can fetch the bullet you just fired from where it landed on the ground and load it back into your gun- if you can get to it safely. If you waste your shots and run out of bullets you are done for. With a few exceptions at key points levels are randomly generated so each playthrough is a bit different which keeps the variety in the game fresh. You never know if your path forward will be slightly easier or tougher or weirder. Some of the powerups and gear you can equip are kind of whacked out. But that's what makes this fun. I also really appreciate the minimal retro graphics style and bright washed out color scheme. If you're looking for a short duration game that is different get Heavy Bullets on sale and give it a try.

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It's a fun and all around solid game. For a roguelike/lite, it's pretty simple, but it's one of the earlier attempts at merging the genre with an FPS. The gunplay is pretty good, and it needs to be because you only have one gun. The gimmick of bullets that you have to recover/reuse is pretty fun, it's also satisfying to load them into the cylinder one by one. Managing your bullets is the core mechanic but there are a few kinds of items and upgrades that add some variety. There's a banking system and two types of vending machines for weaponry and items. The money you store can be accessed in subsequent rounds. One of the most useful items you can occasionally find or buy are the max-life-up items which increase your health by two hit-points. The enemy variety is simple but effective, ramping up as one would expect the further you get into the game. The pace is almost tactical, but in a very arcadey way. You often want to pop out from corners and duck back to shelter yourself and regroup, taking shots carefully to avoid wasting ammo. The level design is very basic and the aesthetic is pretty repetitive, but it has a charm that doesn't seem to ware off. The difficulty is pretty mild, though definitely ramps up in later levels. It took me about 3 hours to beat. It's replayable and there are achievements to hunt for, but I mostly just dip in when I want to relax with a simple FPS. Overall, it's a decent game where what you see is what you get. There's a periodic stutter that's annoying and never goes away, but it's mild enough that it didn't ruin MY enjoyment of the game, but if you're sensitive to stutters, it could be a deal breaker. For $10, it's a solid game, maybe a 6.5, but I'd recommend it on sale for sure.

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