Bats Bloodsucker Anti Terror Squad Review (Xbox Series S)

For this Bats Bloodsucker Anti Terror Squad Review, we take on a fast and frantic arcade extravaganza with tons of action and gallons of blood! It’s up to Count Bloodvayne and his vampire powers to rescue his BATS teammates from Scorpion Supreme and STING’s evil clutches.

Bats Bloodsucker Anti Terror Squad Review Pros:

• Pixel art graphics.
• 385.8MB download size.
• 1000 Gamerscore.
• 3 game modes – story, speed run, and boss rush.
• Action-platformer gameplay.
• Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
• You play as a Vampire initially and then rescue a further four characters.
• Decapitate enemies and use their heads as weapons.
• Character selection before each level.
• Blood is collected from enemies and crates, blood is used to do moves like passing through someone, and if the bar fulls all the way you turn into a wolf for a limited time.
• Squirt is a loveable companion you can u can collect and he will allow a free enemy to hit on yourself before buggering off.
• Chiptune soundtrack.
• Simple controls with only 3 buttons used.
• On each screen, you have to get to the exit, usually by killing enemies and hitting computers to open doors, and avoiding obstacles.
• Big boss fights.
• In-game cutscenes.
• At the end of a boss fight, you pick which character you want to rescue and unlock.
• Cool animations.
• Different types of enemies as you progress.

Bats Bloodsucker Anti Terror Squad Cons:

• Every level feels the same in that it’s a series of obstacles and enemies to slash.
• Never sure what damages you.
• You cannot pick up blood straight away and instead have to wait for it to flash.
• Blood disappears way too fast.
• Annoying boss fights.
• No checkpoints.
• Only five levels.
• Little replay value.
• Doesn’t have an online Co-op.
• Levels are short.

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Bats Bloodsucker Anti Terror Squad:

Developer: Ritual Games

Publisher: The Mix Group

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