- January 3, 2019
- Joshua Rooijakkers
Toddler Shooter
79%Game Brain Score
gameplay, story
graphics, music
86% User Score 43 reviews
Platforms
About
In "Toddler Shooter," players embark on a challenging bullet hell adventure as Alex, aiming to become the employee of the month. Battle unique bosses based on college classes, and use power-ups to help navigate toddler-filled levels. This game is a tribute to the developer's college and teachers, not intended to offend.





Audience ScoreBased on 43 reviews
gameplay2 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game features challenging and unique boss fights that provide a rewarding experience for players.
- Despite its flaws, the game has a certain charm and 'so bad it's good' vibe that some players find enjoyable.
- The graphics, while simplistic, have a nostalgic appeal that resonates with some players.
- The game suffers from a large hitbox that makes it frustratingly difficult to avoid attacks, detracting from the fun of the shoot 'em up genre.
- There is a lack of satisfying feedback when hitting enemies, as there are no explosion effects or sound cues.
- The game is criticized for its minimal effort in design, with issues like floaty controls and a repetitive music track.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are highly praised, with many players finding them impressive and a key factor in their purchase decision. While some users note a lack of aesthetic detail and limited graphical options, these issues are often overlooked due to the overall quality of the visuals.
“Great game 10/10 worth $10k for it is for $1.30 on sale. Amazingly good graphics, and the bosses are hard and challenging. I love the gear you can get; this is very epic.”
“The only real complaint I have is that the game misses a bit of aesthetics, but this is one of those games where you don't notice that.”
“The only real complaint I have is that the game lacks a bit of aesthetics, but this is one of those games where you don't notice that.”
“- No graphical options or settings except what is offered in the default Unity launch window.”
“The graphics are what got me into buying this game.”