Byte The Bullet Review (PlayStation 5)
Byte The Bullet Review, Get into my infected computer and restore every virus-ridden system by recovering game attributes like color or save functions. Explore correlated worlds in a non-linear campaign that tests your skills.
Byte The Bullet Review Pros:
- Decent pixel art graphics.
- 332.1MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
- Run and gun gameplay.
- Tutorial pop-ups via the code as you play.
- A retro game in its appearance, music, and gameplay.
- You are going into the computer and taking out the virus enemies.
- You collect binary (so 1s and 0s) for currency and the 1s also reset your meter so you can do more jumps.
- The shooting mechanic is one where the longer you hold down the button the slower and less impactful the bullets are.
- A cool-down meter is used for jumping, dashing, and shooting. Not doing any of these will let it refill.
- Different color schemes will be on different parts of the computer (levels) with nods to many classic computers.
- Had a Metal Gear Solid theme with a code-style system and some of the soundbites sound alike.
- Slight puzzle elements in places.
- End of level breakdown showing secrets found and how many are in the level.
- Simple controls.
- World map level select.
- You can replay levels and choose your way through the map.
- It’s cool the way the world is split up into computer parts.
- It all looks really good.
- Chiptune soundtrack.
- Humour throughout.
- Very difficult.
- Every level has a minimum of one secret area to find.
- Has a lot of charm and a fantastic presentation.
- When highlighting a previously finished level you get a completion pop-up.
Byte The Bullet Review Cons:
- The game is difficult.
- Controls are simple but it takes some getting used to how you jump and shoot around.
- The tutorial pop-ups are slow and constant.
- It’s a pain to play as you never know what can kill you, blocks can blow up, things turn into guns and you just never know.
- Keeping an eye on health is not straightforward.
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Byte The Bullet:
Developer: JanduSoft
Publisher: JanduSoft
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