

Bullet Hell ADVANCED
Artificer Cascadia · 2018 · Action, Indie, Bullet Hell, Early Access, Shooter
PC
Mostly Positive70% · 10
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About Bullet Hell ADVANCED
Early Access Game.
Bullet Hell ADVANCED is a Homeworld-esque Fleet Tactics, FTL ship management, Bullet Hell Roguelite game.
MODULES DEVELOPED:
Superfighter Combat Mode (Soon to be a Mech)
Fleet Combat
Ally Capital-Ships
Enemy Capital-Ships
System Map (procedural)
Galactic Map (procedural)
4-player co-op multiplayer with one Fleet Commander and the Super-Fighters with extreme endgame difficulty is the goal.
MODULES IN WORKS:
Multi-Choice Encounter System
Solar System Combat/Exploratory System
Zero Sum Item/Upgrade System
Dungeon Crawling Map Generator (procedural)
Dungeon Crawl Character
Character Enemies
Enemy Frigates
Ally Frigates
Daemons
Space Fauna
Enemy SuperMassive Ships
Ally SuperMassive Ships
Multiplayer
Game was released for $2.99 and is now priced at $7.99. Price increases to come with each major update.
Ultimate early adopter reward ;)
Bullet Hell ADVANCED is a Homeworld-esque Fleet Tactics, FTL ship management, Bullet Hell Roguelite game.
MODULES DEVELOPED:
Superfighter Combat Mode (Soon to be a Mech)
Fleet Combat
Ally Capital-Ships
Enemy Capital-Ships
System Map (procedural)
Galactic Map (procedural)
4-player co-op multiplayer with one Fleet Commander and the Super-Fighters with extreme endgame difficulty is the goal.
MODULES IN WORKS:
Multi-Choice Encounter System
Solar System Combat/Exploratory System
Zero Sum Item/Upgrade System
Dungeon Crawling Map Generator (procedural)
Dungeon Crawl Character
Character Enemies
Enemy Frigates
Ally Frigates
Daemons
Space Fauna
Enemy SuperMassive Ships
Ally SuperMassive Ships
Multiplayer
Game was released for $2.99 and is now priced at $7.99. Price increases to come with each major update.
Ultimate early adopter reward ;)
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I've been playing some great games lately, but this one is barely even a game... There's barely ever sound, most of the enemies are invisible, nothing is intuitive, backgrounds disappear all the time, your own fleet is incredibly hard to find, movement is slow as dirt while travelling between ships... I really want this game to happen, but I honestly would be embarrassed if I were a creator of this game and released it THIS EARLY in production. I feel like I can make a better game within 2 weeks with Unity... C'mon people, this many years of development, and asteroids is 10x the game this one is? Make it functional with sound, please!1 found this helpful
this is not a fully functional game. Its still in early access, but its not even in a state that it can be used for anything besides play testing. Ill be asking for my money back and maybe ill try it again in the future when its a more complete thing.1 found this helpful
I dunno. I like the music, the visuals are fun... plenty of shooting, plenty of bullets.. but to be honest it feels a little sloppy and more like something you'd play when you were bored, rather than something you'd play because you wanted to play it. I might re-install and play again someday just for fun, but this will never be a game I just play all the time. Issues: *You have to keep clicking to keep firing. I don't know.. most bullet hell games, you just hold down that left mouse button and blaze away. *Hard to see... with the backgrounds, with all that's going on, sometimes my eyes lose track of what's where. *No real sense of achievement... I die, restart, die, restart.. whee Fun stuff: *I love all the neon stuff *Music is energized and fun Wouldn't really recommend unless you're bored though1 found this helpful
it's easy to get lost in the beauty of this game, i can't wait to see what else the developers have in store
Rough around the edges, but definitely fun and has great potential.
this game is very fun and me enjoy it
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