- July 30, 2017
- MAGES. Inc.
Bullet Soul Infinite Burst
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About
Bullet Soul Infinite Burst is a shooting game that builds on the original Bullet Soul, with improved level design, new modes, and more destruction. The game features a Burst Mode with coin-collecting mechanics and a Combination Burst system, as well as the addition of the Loop character in all modes. The musical score is composed by Kenji Ito, Kohta Takahashi, and Jake 'Virt' Kaufman.



- The game features a fantastic soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- Controls are responsive and intuitive, making it accessible for both beginners and advanced players.
- The inclusion of various game modes and online leaderboards adds replay value and competitive fun.
- The bullet cancelling mechanic makes the game feel too easy and can lead to a lack of challenge.
- Visual clarity is compromised due to busy bullet patterns and fast-paced gameplay, making it hard to track enemies and projectiles.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including crashes and limited resolution options, which detracts from the overall experience.
- gameplay24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of "Bullet Soul: Infinite Burst" has received mixed reviews, with many players feeling that while some changes are welcome, they do not significantly enhance the overall experience. The core mechanics, particularly the bullet-canceling feature, are seen as both a unique aspect and a limitation, leading to a gameplay experience that can feel dull and overly reliant on enemy and bullet spam. Despite high production values and a fast-paced soundtrack, the gameplay's heavy-handed mechanics and lack of power-ups detract from its potential enjoyment.
“Another mechanic to keep in mind is Bullet Soul rewards aggressive, point-blank shots.”
“The game has no power-ups; you start (and stay on) maximum power, and the standard 'bomb' mechanic has been turned into 'burst' which fills regularly, clears the screen as it is used in a flash, and upgrades your firepower (but does not make you invulnerable).”
“It has a caravan-style scoring system with enemy waves to quick-kill, it has the Dangun Feveron item collection mechanic with falling/bouncing coins to pick up without a miss penalty as massive as in Dangun, it has a fast-paced guitar-based soundtrack that fits the action, and it has tons of score bonuses all over the place waiting to be obtained with pleasant jingles every time you get one.”
“I'm saddened to say that the developers' solution for the original game's easy and dull gameplay is enemy and bullet spam.”
“It's a shame because this game has pretty high production values which are just wasted on its crude and heavy-handed core mechanics.”
“What you get in Bullet Soul: Infinite Burst's normal modes is almost everything that was already in Bullet Soul, with gameplay's shortcomings and clarity & difficulty issues staying intact.”