Bouncy Weapons

The game is a disgrace, the scaling is broken, you can keep buying talents on weapons that have nothing left to level up.

The first 20 minutes can be fun if you like the genre. Then it starts to fall off. Like if the oceans were emptied and we were falling into the Mariana's Trench. After enduring it in it's current iteration? This game sucks. Hard. Loudly. Hauntingly. Your audio choices to NOT hear this game don't mater as you WILL have to hear crackling/bouncing of weapons/lightning regardless of your turning the audio to zero.... Were that the only issue? Game could be -ok-. Gold per monster killed... The scaling is garbage. The change from active to passive (idle) play is "meh" at best. Most additional skills and weapon upgrades feel completely meaningless because the true star is upgrading damage AND EVEN THEN you have to grind for piss poor upgrades until the final node granting 1.3x your current damage. You can (and should) finish the game without messing with a handful of nodes from the skill tree because the skill tree design is awful. I got this game as part of a pack. In my opinion, there's no reason to buy this game. It's bad. Even on sale. You should pass. Then after you pass it the first time, pass it again.

I wish there was a "Mid" rating. The game functions. The sound is inoffensive. The idea works. It is a standard number goes up incremental game. the mechanics are dull. There are some UI issues. Its -exceptionally- grindy. Will it occupy you? Yes. Will it be you favorite anything? Never.

This game is perfectly fine, I do not understand the hate it is getting.

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Bouncy Weapons takes a straightforward arcade concept and builds an incremental progression game around the pleasure of watching an increasingly powerful collection of weapons wreak havoc inside an enclosed battlefield. Developed and published by LeenGameDev, it combines automatic combat, physics-influenced weapon movement, RPG-style upgrades, loot collection, and escalating enemy encounters. The premise is deliberately easy to understand: weapons bounce around the arena, striking enemies as they travel, while the player gradually improves the destructive potential of the entire setup. What begins as relatively modest combat can eventually develop into a busy spectacle filled with enemies, projectiles, pickups, and multiple sources of automated damage. The bouncing weapon system is naturally the centerpiece. Instead of relying entirely on conventional direct attacks, weapons move around the battlefield and use the arena itself as part of their behavior. Different offensive options, including swords, daggers, archers, and bazookas, help keep progression from feeling like nothing more than increasingly large damage values. Unlocking another weapon can alter how attacks spread across…