Boot Hill Blaster
Fascimania · 2017 · Indie, Action, Western, Arcade, Retro
PC
7 user reviews100% · 7 📉 Recent reviews down 90%
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About Boot Hill Blaster
You wake up in a desert cemetery one night. You don’t remember how you got here, but something feels wrong about the place.
The ground begins to shake and you suddenly find yourself in a fight for your life against a swarm of deadly monsters.
How long can you survive this night of terror?
The object of the game is to destroy as many monsters as you can without dying. Destroying all monsters advances you to a new level.
Your character starts with three health points and three blaster charges. You gain one more every five levels you complete. Your blaster recharges automatically.
Be sure to grab the bonus items that appear. They will help you stay alive.
Boot Hill Blaster features endless fast-paced arcade action, retro-style graphics, and an original chiptune soundtrack.
The ground begins to shake and you suddenly find yourself in a fight for your life against a swarm of deadly monsters.
How long can you survive this night of terror?
Game Play
The object of the game is to destroy as many monsters as you can without dying. Destroying all monsters advances you to a new level.
Your character starts with three health points and three blaster charges. You gain one more every five levels you complete. Your blaster recharges automatically.
Be sure to grab the bonus items that appear. They will help you stay alive.
Features
Boot Hill Blaster features endless fast-paced arcade action, retro-style graphics, and an original chiptune soundtrack.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
+1 Coin-Op4 found this helpful
A completely stable rogue-like 2D Shooter. There's not much to it, but it is a well-built simple game.2 found this helpful
Fun little retro game.1 found this helpful
Excellent little endless arcade game, with 16-bit art style but gameplay more resembing the 8-bit era, or even the early 80s. It's quite addictive, easy for anyone to pick upand beat a few boards (every level is single-screen, with movement on a grid) but with a well-implemented difficulty curve. Arcade masters will be breaking a sweat before they clear level 30. The stages repeat thematically every five levels, with different layouts and more enmeies each time. Every fifth stage pits you against a giant teleporting, laser-shooting eyeball and his minions. Controls are crisp and responsive, and music is catchy (I swear the title screen tune is some song I ought to recognize). You'll be surprised how much time has passed as the game keeps enticing you to have one more go. Recommended for retro arcade fans, and a good price to boot (hill).1 found this helpful
A very charming game, it manages to hit nostalgia much more than other retro titles. At that price, it's a steal. My daughter had to adjust a little to the grid, but I take it that it is there for pathfinding. Highly recommend!1 found this helpful
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