
Reign of Bullets is a shoot ‘em up with epic loot and lots of guns. Upgrade your ship and customize your weapons to build the ultimate fighter plane.
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Nice game...
To start I don't like this genre, and I don't really like this game. But I can't deny that it can be fun, and if you like shoot em up, bullet hell, space shooters, roguelikes yadayada, then you will probably like this too. It has a heavy focus on customizing your weapons. Each stage nets you new weapons and scrap to buy upgrades like more weapon slots and health. That's all well and good, and definitely makes the game more fun. But since customizing is such a huge part of the game, you'd think the menu to do so would be easier to use. At first, I didn't even realize I didn't have anything equipped. It's not self-explanatory and took me a minute to figure out what was going on. Then unequipping and equipping weapons feels like a chore for how much mouse movement you have to do and made me dread having to update my weapons. And speaking of mouse movement, don't use one. Try a controller. Moving the mouse moves your ship, and it doesn't respond well. If you move your mouse too fast, the ship kind of just loses track and stops moving. When you have to dodge thousands of bullets, pinpoint movements are essential, and that's just not present in this game, at least with my mouse. And moving fast enough to dodge big bosses jumping around? Not happening. It just doesn't feel good to play it, you know? So movement and customizing aren't great...the two most important things in this game... I fought two bosses, both are very boring. They take too long to start the fight, and then there's points where you're just waiting around for a chance to hit them. If you're not lazy, you can adjust your weapons to face up or down, so you can at least shoot them a bit when they're kind of off screen, but that's too much effort. And they take forever to kill. I played on the second lowest difficulty. The first 10 levels are a breeze, then after that each level got significantly harder, so that the game turned into a roguelike. Enemy spawns were different each time I tried a level, you keep all the items and money collected in a stage, and if you can't beat it, you just keep trying until you're upgraded enough to move to the next, rinse and repeat. So yeah....roguelike. I gave up on the second boss, because the controls weren't responsive enough to dodge him, and he is so boring. I didn't feel like sitting through 20 more levels on top of that and grinding away so much of my time on a game I got for free. But honestly, its not bad at all and I did have fun enough to say without question that fans of the genre will likely enjoy this.
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Fun shmup, no bullet hell except on the final boss, though the screen can definitely get filled if you don't kill things quickly enough. The upgrade system is fun, but good drops are too rare. If you want to get fully equipped with good stuff, it would be very grindy. I played the last boss a whole bunch of times in a row on normal difficulty for ~40k cash, and a few items level 40-45 each time. It pays out well, but it's still a grind. It's hard to keep up the DPS with what it takes to kill stuff, especially on the TITAN stage with all the environmental hazards. The idea that you can outfit your ship with all kinds of different weapons and placements and orientations is cool, but I didn't use it all, for a laser focus on DPS, which seemed to be the most successful thing, because the enemies have so much HP. Rifle was my weapon of choice, but they seem to be a very rare drop.
J'ai été déçu par Reign of Bullets, mais ce jeu pourrait plaire à ceux qui n'aiment pas le challenge. Pour les fans du genre, l'intérêt des shmups repose sur un bon équilibrage de la difficulté. Hors le système de modification d'armes empêche tout équilibrage dans ce jeu : en fonction des armes équipées, le même niveau pourra être vraiment trop facile ou bien carrément infaisable. Dommage, les développeurs ont cédé à la mode des upgrades et du loot à récolter. Donc on passe son temps à récupérer des armes et des modifieurs d'armes qu'il faut en permanence faire évoluer sans vraiment savoir laquelle sera la meilleure, donc on fait au hasard. Et une fois en jeu on se retrouve rapidement avec 6 ou 7 armes qui tirent en même temps donc on ne peut même pas savoir quelles sont les armes qui sont efficaces. L'autre point négatif c'est que pour représenter graphiquement toutes ces différentes armes qu'on va coller sur le vaisseau, il faut que le sprite soit particulièrement gros, donc la hitbox (zone sensible) c'est uniquement le conteneur jaune au centre du vaisseau. Personellement je n'aime pas du tout les shmups (type bullet hell) dans lesquels les balles passent au travers d'une parie du vaisseau. Les + - Graphismes magnifiques - Les développeurs n'ont pas succombé à la mode des gros pixels - Les animations sont belles et fluides (170 fps sur une petite config) Les - - Pas d'équilibrage de la difficulté - Modification des armes obligatoire et pénible - Devient franchement illisible : on finit par avoir trop d'armes et donc trop de tirs qui cachent les vaisseaux et tirs ennemis. - Musique pénible - Scénario inutile Bref, pour moi je meilleur shoot'em up sur Steam c'est le très confidentiel Syder Arcade. Il a beaucoup moins de niveaux, mais ce n'est pas en comparant le prix au kilo que vous choisirez les meilleurs jeux.
★★★☆☆ SHMUP and grind grind grind for credits, upgrade, repeat. It's allright for what it does, but don't expect a big challenge. ★★★☆☆
Points positifs La personnalisation du vaisseau, une idée décidément très fun Le côté cartoon des graphismes, un peu d'air frais dans un genre saturé de pixels L'humour de l'histoire Points négatifs Une dépendance à la chance qu'il faut accepter Des graphismes parfois un peu brouillons, on se prend des tirs inattendus Aucun tutoriel, il faut tout comprendre, heureusement que ce n'est guère compliqué Une histoire qu'on aurait aimé plus riche vu son humour Reign of Bullets est un excellent petit jeu d'arcade à l'esprit déjanté et loufoque qui mérite complètement votre attention. Avec un gameplay accessible et une bonne durée de vie, rien d'important n'est à reprocher à ce jeu, même si certains détails sont améliorables.
自機が弱いといつまでたっても敵を倒せないのでSTG的な楽しみは少ない。
Fun side scroll shump. Nice customization of weapons, had me addicted for about 6 hours. Buy on sale.
Sexiest Shoot'Em Up of them all
Really like it, great shmup with loot system Note Finale : 15 / 20
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