The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia

Un Bullet Hell sin igual en el que tienes que escribir palabras complicadas mientras esquivas balas y la música de GosT (QEPD) se mete en tu cabeza, creando una de las experiencias más únicas que puedes vivir si eres gamer. Recomendando si quieres probar algo nuevo, además dura poquito y sale barato durante ofertas.

First thing's first: photo sensitivity warning with this game. The game likes to flash white at points, including doing it repeatedly on the title screen. That aside, I enjoyed the game, though it's definitely not without its flaws. The gameplay is interesting, though it can get frustrating when your progress gets reset because you took a hit and your bible just so happens to fly through an impassable wall of bullets forcing you to wait and your spell's progress decays. I generally like the bible dropping mechanic as it makes the game pretty forgiving. but the RNG with where your bible gets flung to can be annoying. The difficulty is all over the place, With the final boss being significantly easier than the two bosses that come before it, Most bosses have gimmicks attached to them that makes the fight interesting. One boss obscures your bible making it harder to read, one forces you to disarm bombs, and one hacks your bible and changes the i's to 1's and the o's to 0's. Weirdly, though, the final boss doesn't have a gimmick. They shoot a lot of bullets but nothing else. They don't even move. The humor is similarly all over the place. The game loves to make references for seemingly no reason. Some of them work great and fit the game's theme like the first boss being a girl possessed and vomiting like in the movie The Exorcist, but then you'll have a gangster you fight in a strip club quote Sunset Riders by saying "bury me with my money" before collapsing or the main antagonist quote Castlevania's "What is a man?" meme before his boss fight. It feels like the kind of thing you'd see in a romhack. My last gripe with this game is more a nitpick than anything. After each stage you unlock an optional equippable item to use, stuff like movement speed up, longer range, or heavier bible so it doesn't fly as far when dropped. My problem is the game punishes you for using them by giving you a penalty to your score for equipping them. It sends mixed signals that I'm unlocking something for doing well, but that thing I'm unlocking is being labeled a crutch by the game and actively discourages me from using it at all. Ultimately I recommend the game. The story might be mid at best, but who plays a bullet hell for the story?