Super Bullet Break

Pros: -Beautiful anime girls and all the things are very cute. -Relaxing atmosphere and mood typical of little Japanese games. -An endless gameplay with a lot of grinding until you discover all the Bullets (Girls) & Cartridges (Frames). -A superb game concept with cards, or bullets, or cartridges. Call them whatever you like! -There are 7 game maps with 5 levels each, with different enemies and different bosses at the end. Cons: -No panties. You can see bare booty, not underwear, because it's very dangerous to see a piece of white silk. -Very, very hard even for a roguelike game. -The health doesn't replenish even when we start the next level on the same game map, especially since we barely made it out alive—with very little health left—after the fight with the boss at the level's end. It’s the kind of game where, after defeating a 2,000 HP boss, you run into two stupid 20 HP peasants who will kill you, because you already have 10% health in the begining. -Often in the last moment of combat, when you are using a bullet that also restores health, only the damage dealt is registered, not the health recovery, meaning your health level does not increase after the fight ends. -For the…

I will echo the concerns of everyone complaining about the game balancing, particularly on the Phoenix Gunner stage roughly halfway into the game, but I did find the game to be an absolute joy to play otherwise. It could have benefited from more ways to choose a build path, starting deck, etc. that newer games in the genre have implemented, and that would have made it a phenomenal game. As it is though, it was a fun, challenging roguelite experience with a cute otaku flair, and that's a pretty rare combination in my experience. The player character conversations are funny and relatable for any Otaku Gamer out there willing to give them a read. If you can tough it through Phoenix Gunner (protip, reset for one of the two hand reset bullets), the following stages are long enough to tailor your build and much less difficult relative to your build options while fully allowing you to explore the game mechanics.

Unique anime-themed deckbuilder (or bulletbuilder) roguelite with major issues Positives: - Lots of variety - Cards can get unique abilities through adding "cartridges". There is a random one assigned upon receiving a card, which can be randomized at rest areas. Neutral: - Each card has 3-5 traits, like "Cute" and "Christmas." which can be affected by certain effects. Tracking all of these traits is annoying - The typical card shop is replaced with a "Scout" system where you select two traits from two randomly assigned categories of three and you get a bullet matching those traits. ○ This is mostly a negative in my opinion. To target trying to get certain cards, you have to either have the traits memorized or look at a guide. That shouldn't be required for a fastplay roguelite. ○ In addition, since there's no set card shop, it's so difficult trying to build a cohesive deck since the card choices are far, far fewer. - This game takes RNG to the extreme since there are so many bullets and cartridges, it's very difficult to build a good deck (or magazine), at least in the first world when you're trying to figure things out. Negative: - Cartridges are very important to …

A really fun cardgame experience where every game is different as you build your deck as the game goes along with every new game. The challenge is fair and combine that with a great presentation and an impressive amount of quality anime artwork then you have a great game.

It's a fun little card deck building, turn-based roguelite with a mild focus on story telling with fanservice sprinkled on top

I had better RNG at birth then this game. Still cute.