- March 5, 2025
- LostVolBytes
- 3h median play time
Nebulock
Platforms
About
"Nebulock is a bullet-hell game featuring intense battles against diverse bosses made of blocks. Upgrade your spaceship with resources gained from defeated enemies, or grind previous levels for extra power. With twin-stick shooter controls, 30 levels, 80+ upgrades, and three difficulty modes, Nebulock offers a challenging and rewarding experience for players."


- Fun and engaging gameplay with a good balance of challenge and incremental upgrades.
- Great value for the price, providing around 2-3 hours of entertainment.
- Unique boss designs and mechanics that keep the gameplay interesting.
- Difficulty spikes can be frustrating, with some bosses being significantly harder than others.
- The upgrade system feels limited and can lead to players feeling stuck if they choose the wrong upgrades.
- The game is quite short, leaving players wanting more content and replayability.
- gameplay34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by a mix of interesting mechanics and a challenging difficulty curve, particularly during boss battles that require tactical awareness. While players appreciate the variety of upgrades and the dynamic nature of the gameplay, many feel that the upgrade system can be punishing if the wrong choices are made, and the UI can be difficult to navigate. Overall, the game offers a fun experience with potential, but players should be prepared for spikes in difficulty and limited variation in gameplay styles.
“Bosses have unique mechanics and multiple projectiles that force you to use your perspective sight to the maximum level.”
“The game offers dynamic boss battles consisting of blocks, which gives the gameplay a special tactical depth.”
“Difficulty curve feels smooth overall and new mechanics are introduced in a tempo that feels just 'correct'.”
“This game is alright from a gameplay standpoint and I love games like this with skill trees, but this game feels like it punishes you very hard if you pick the wrong upgrades.”
“I think this game is great, but with how hard it is to comprehend the UI during gameplay, it's very bad considering this is a bullet hell, and the fact that you are tortured if you don't happen to pick the exact right upgrades.”
“Overall, I think it has potential, but the difficulty spikes make the whole upgrade mechanic feel pointless; when you need it most, it's not usable.”