Super Bullet Break

Pretty much 1000% reliant on RNG to get overpowered bullet-cards. For several runs, I was struggling to get together even the most basic defense to stop draining my HP on each encounter. Basic block cards give 6 shield, while you're often being attacked by a trio of enemies each dealing 12 damage or so. Then, on one run, I got a legendary card that just prevents *all* damage in one turn, and that time alone was able to make it to the third boss, and it kind of offered some clarity to the expectations; it really is just about RNG and certain cards being vastly better than others. There's a lot of divisiveness about how easy the game is, and that generally comes down to people's luck of the draw, which I just don't have the patience for. Good deckbuilders generally have ways of using the "off/bad" options in clever combinations to get a win, but this game is genuinely just about stacking the strongest cards to trivialize encounters.

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.

Lots of runs I'll die because nothing in my deck works together, but then one run I'll get four Shirleys and an Awayuki and feel like an absolute god The "just one more" energy manifests as "awesome let's see how quickly I can turn this deck into a Phoenix deck" The last two achievements are a pain, as of this writing I'm one bullet and three cartridges away from completion ;_; Let's see how much longer it takes