Super Bullet Break Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)

For this Super Bullet Break Review we play a one-of-a-kind strategy deck builder filled with a wild bunch of cute and colorful characters – ‘Bullets’ – each and every one of them unique in their own way. Rescue online games from total destruction in a world where online multiplayer games have been taken over by a rogue AI! Can you save the world, defeat enemies in strategic turn-based battles, and beat Super Bullet Break?

Super Bullet Break Review Pros:

• Decent pixel art graphics.
• 717MB download size.
• Japanese voice.
• Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
• Manual acts as a tutorial and hints section.
• Text speed can be set to slow or fast.
• The map houses many routes and events, you choose your route through and must defeat the boss at the end.
• Turn-based combat.
• End-of-combat rewards either a bullet or an item.
• Characters are called bullets.
• Multiple choice encounters.
• The goal of the game is to rescue games before they are destroyed so in essence, you are playing a game to save a game.
• Treasure squares on the map have you picking one of three chests for a reward.
• Items can be stored in your backpack and it carries six total.
• Rest squares on the map allow you to heal, pay for a full heal, or swap to a random cartridge.
• When in combat you can see what your bullets can do and at what cost before initiating an action.
• Turn the order at the top of the screen.
• In combat, you can defend and heal aswel as the actual fighting part.
• In combat, you get a random set of bullets and then draw random ones as and when needed. Any bullets you find will be in the mix.
• Clear easy-to-read Hud with enemy health bars and Damage numbers popping up.
• Giga coins are earned in battle and are used in the shop for items.
• Fast forward and skip the story dialogue.
• Combat squares on the map have a star rating for difficulty.
• Scouting in the shop will allow you to set two traits and then you get a random bullet.
• Run based.
• Unlock new bullets to appear for future runs.
• New bullets get a unique unlock screen intro.

Super Bullet Break Review Cons:

• Cannot rebind controls.
• Minimal settings.
• No touchscreen support. A
• It is a slow-paced game.
• Takes a little while to get used to the combat.
• Not a huge fan of repetitive music.
• Don’t know just how randomized the levels are.
• The game kind of just gets straight into it.
• Just doesn’t explain itself very well.
• Constant difficulty spikes.
• Little to no actual animation.
• It’s a reskinned card game.
• The gameplay loop is very repetitive.

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Super Bullet Break:

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Developer: Bexide Inc.

Publisher: Pqube

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