- November 22, 2016
- GATO STUDIO
Bullshot
Platforms
About
"Bullshot" is a comedy platformer game with run & gun action, offering both single-player and local multi-player modes for 2 players. The game features 9 levels, 5 bonus stages, and multiple old TV display modes. As Frank F. Franky, players must fight against evil cardesians and set their rebel mates free, with endless ammo and 200% fun guaranteed.











- The game offers a nostalgic retro-style experience reminiscent of classic arcade games, with fun graphics and engaging gameplay.
- It has a variety of features including multiple game modes, achievements, and controller support, making it a good deal for its low price.
- The developer is responsive to player feedback, actively implementing suggestions to improve the game.
- The game suffers from poor controls and frustrating mechanics, making it difficult to navigate and enjoy.
- Many players find the gameplay repetitive and uninspired, with enemies respawning too quickly and levels lacking checkpoints.
- The audio and visual elements are often criticized for being subpar, detracting from the overall experience.
gameplay
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay reviews are mixed, with some players praising the fun and smooth mechanics typical of retro side-scrollers, while others criticize the controls, visibility issues, and frequent glitches. Many noted the enjoyable combat mechanics, such as charging enemies and dodging bullets, but also pointed out the lackluster tutorials and tedious elements that can detract from the experience. Overall, while there are enjoyable aspects, significant improvements are needed for a more polished and engaging gameplay experience.
“The rest of the game mechanics are fairly good, with the ability to charge enemies for an insta-kill (beware, some of them can explode on your face!) and a cover button to hide in the background (can be used anywhere).”
“This game is simple and fun, with the ability to shoot your way through enemies whilst trying to dodge their bullets. The graphics are good, the gameplay is smooth, and it is still a lot of fun to play with no bugs or glitches.”
“The gameplay requires players to aim with the cursor, which you can move with the mouse or gamepad.”
“Summed up, these are: hard to see where you're supposed to go, difficult control scheme (controller and keyboard + mouse), super annoying sound effects (especially voices), frequent glitches (especially camera-related), incredibly sub-par tutorials, and generally tedious and unpolished gameplay.”
“The collectable mechanic is typical of many side-scrollers, though I have found some 'wall clipping' issues (the sewer level for one turtle, for example) which have forced a restart of the level--though the collectable was still counted.”
“All the mechanics of the platformer are simply made disgustingly, not even to f....k off, but ineptly.”