- July 25, 2018
- Ducat
BORIS the Mutant Bear with a Gun
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About
"BORIS the Mutant Bear with a Gun" is an action-packed game featuring a mutant bear armed with a variety of guns. The game boasts hand-made level design and a doors-n-keys mechanic, with additional content such as interesting levels and monsters still in development. Players are encouraged to provide feedback to help shape the game's ongoing development.








- The game has a fun and engaging gameplay experience, especially as a top-down shooter with a unique character like Boris the Bear.
- It offers great value for its price, with smooth controls and enjoyable mechanics, making it a worthwhile purchase during sales.
- The game is in active development, showing potential for future updates and additional content, which players are looking forward to.
- The game feels unfinished and lacks a sufficient number of levels, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- There are issues with enemy spawning and difficulty spikes, particularly in the last level, which can be frustrating.
- Some technical problems, such as character movement issues after respawning, detract from the overall experience.
- gameplay5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is generally enjoyable, featuring smooth mechanics and a fun premise of playing as a mutant bear, with a low learning curve and 360-degree shooting. However, some players find it lacks innovation and can feel sluggish, with limited ammo adding a layer of frustration to the classic twin-stick shooting experience. Overall, while the gameplay has its strengths, it also faces criticism for its outdated mechanics and mediocre graphics.
“It's a fun little 2D shooter with good gameplay and performance. It has a low learning curve, and it's just awesome to play as a Soviet mutant bear with a gun.”
“The gameplay is good; it doesn't invent anything new, but it allows for shooting in 360 degrees.”
“Gameplay is very smooth with a nice variety of enemies.”
“Apart from the mediocre graphics, the gameplay is unsatisfying as the character moves around sluggishly.”
“With limited ammo, the game is frustrating as you need to balance ammo conservation with the tired, old twin-stick shooting gameplay mechanism that died in the 1990s along with the arcade machines that popularized them.”