Super Glitter Rush

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"Super Glitter Rush" is a boss-rush shoot-em-up game featuring 30 unique bosses and 8 playable characters. With a cute pixel art style and a chiptune soundtrack, players must catch and shoot back opponents' bullets to progress. The game is beginner-friendly, making it perfect for those looking for a fun and approachable bullet hell experience.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

95%

Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

music9 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

The game features creative mechanics that blend puzzle and shoot 'em up elements, providing a unique and enjoyable experience.
The pixel art and chiptune soundtrack are both charming and engaging, enhancing the overall fun of the game.
With a variety of bosses and characters to unlock, the game offers a delightful and cute aesthetic that appeals to players.

The game lacks significant challenge, making it more suitable for beginners rather than experienced players looking for a tough bullet hell experience.
Some color palettes can be difficult to read, which may detract from the visual experience for some players.
The final boss is considered poorly designed by some players, leading to frustration despite the overall enjoyment of the game.

music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
56%
25%
19%
The music in the game is widely praised for its energetic and catchy chiptune soundtrack, which complements the cute pixel art and engaging gameplay. Reviewers highlight the variety of tracks that enhance the overall experience, making it a fun and vibrant addition to the game. However, there are some concerns regarding copyright issues related to the music, which may detract from the enjoyment for some players.
- “Fun little boss rush shmup with cute pixel art and an excellent chiptune soundtrack.”
- “The music has tons of energy, the palettes are varied and fun, and the setup of having each stage be a totally different fight, some with very cute gimmicks.”
- “The soundtrack has multiple nice chiptune tracks that don't get old; they are actually a little catchy!”
- “Whoever made the music for this way down the line decided they want to copyright claim all the music, which is just a major pain in the butt. It was fun, but you're not missing much by skipping this one.”
- “Whoever made the music for this way down the line decided they want to copyright claim all the music, which is just a major pain in the butt. It was fun, but you're not missing much by skipping this one.”
- “- banging 8-bit style music.”
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
45%
27%
The gameplay is a creative blend of puzzle and shoot 'em up elements, featuring unique mechanics that require players to strategically position themselves in the line of fire to regain ammo and enhance damage. The game offers a variety of engaging bosses with innovative mechanics and classic bullet hell patterns, all complemented by charming pixel art and a captivating soundtrack. While the movement is limited to left and right, the overall experience remains enjoyable and fresh due to its short length and depth of mechanics.
- “Creative mechanics creating a puzzle/shoot 'em up hybrid and distilling them down in unique ways.”
- “The sprite work is all cute and the mechanics are unique in that you need to put yourself in the line of fire to both regain ammo and fire back enemy bullets for extra damage.”
- “The bosses are both fun and varied with enough classic bullet hell patterns and innovative boss mechanics to keep it feeling fresh between stages.”
- “My only gameplay issue is that I cannot move up at all like in other shmups, only left and right.”
- “Gameplay is pretty simple and straightforward, but fun!”
- “The main mechanic is unique and has more depth to it than it seems, which is shooting back the bullets to deal more damage to the boss, instead of your own, which don't do much damage by themselves.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The graphics are characterized by a unique and cute pixel art style that enhances the overall experience, complemented by nostalgic CRT visuals in certain stages. Players appreciate the fun and charming aesthetic, which pairs well with an engaging soundtrack.
- “The graphics are super cute and the soundtrack is bangin.”
- “The music and graphics are fun and cute, giving a very pleasant feel while you cause carnage.”
- “I really enjoyed the throwback CRT graphics on some of the stages.”
- “The unique art style is intriguing but lacks polish.”
- “The cute pixel graphics feel outdated and could use more detail.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The game offers limited replayability, primarily through the inclusion of extra characters and the pursuit of a 3-star rank; however, achieving these ranks is largely time-based and can be easily completed, reducing the incentive to replay.
- “There is a little replayability with all the extra characters and chasing a 3-star rank, but the ranks are purely time-based and easy to tank through.”
- “Once you complete the game, there’s not much incentive to go back. The story doesn’t change, and the side quests feel repetitive.”
- “The lack of meaningful choices and consequences makes replaying the game feel pointless after the first run.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users have reported stability issues, particularly noting that the black and red color palette can obscure important elements, such as the bosses' health bar, which affects gameplay clarity.
- “The black and red color palette is kind of buggy; you can't see the boss's health bar.”