Tale of the Bullet Knight

Tale of the Bullet Knight

JAKALWIZARDSTUDIO · August 10, 2026 · Action, Combat, Shooter, Character Customization, Action Roguelike

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Tale of the Bullet Knight price by region

Tale of the Bullet Knight costs £0.27 in the United Kingdom, €0.31 in Europe (EUR), zł1.73 in Poland and $9.09 in Georgia (USD) right now.

Cheapest Tale of the Bullet Knight offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.27 — £0.27 1
Europe (EUR) €0.31 — €0.31 1
Poland zł1.73 — zł1.73 1
Georgia (USD) $9.09 $9.09 — 1

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About Tale of the Bullet Knight



What’s this? It’s a boomer shooter infused with roguelite elements, hand-crafted frame-by-frame animations, and vibrant pseudo-3D graphics that push the limits of speed and intensity! The higher the difficulity, the hire the speed, the faster the pace goes!

The graphics mix the thousands of hand-drawn and digitally polished textures on 3d objects, sprites and even the enviromental fog and god rays promises a mix of nostalgia and some so-desired innovation we all need (sometimes).

Step into the chaotic world of Bullet Knight, where every moment is a thrilling ride filled with adrenaline and action. Experience lightning-fast combat (and boy does it go faster as the difficulity increases) that keeps you on your toes as you dodge, shoot, and slash your way through relentless waves of enemies while navigating the unpredictable terrain of the Middleworld. 

Utilize enviromental help, such as spikes, abysses, the old good red barells and stationary ballistas. Combining throwable vortexes and molotovs, bait the enemies to meet the gravity and B-hop like a feral predator on a hunt.

Enhance, upgrade, and modify the Bullet Knight to become stronger, more cunning and faster, adding a touch of bloodthirstiness (raise it up tenfolds, both in-game and as the player) to your arsenal as you unlock powerful abilities and unique weapon modifications tailored to your playstyle.

Mix weapon upgardes with each other, creating the monstrocity that will be made of scavanged parts the fairy Eve will provide along the way.

Enjoy crafted and forged by the relentless workaholic animator's frame-by-frame animations that bring each character and enemy to life, adding depth and fluidity to the combat experience. Venture into the Middleworld, a realm designed as the ultimate playground for gods, where competition and entertainment reign supreme.

Face off against formidable enemy hordes that will test your skills and strategy, granting you powerful upgrades and revealing secrets about this enigmatic land. Find secrets and Easter eggs, maybe even a secret level or two, but that's totally up to the player's curiocity to look, find and enjoy.

Enemies, traps, friendly characters to help and the world against the players is here to provide something unforgettable experience both for new players and seasoned veterans.

Are you ready to embrace the chaos and prove your worth in the arena of the gods? Join the fight now and dive into a world where speed meets strategy!

P.S.: the easy mode might not be so easy, however, the champion's rating will be compared by the HARDEST OF MODES!

Tale of the Bullet Knight — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Online co-op
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Aug 10, 2026
Ive been a part of the development of Bullet Knight for the past few months must say the game is amazing imo its a good boomer shooter with bizzare graphics which scratches that itch I had so if you want a game that feels like the old doom but a bit more fast paced and taking place in a dreamland buy this game def worth it and the devs are amazing and nice people frfr
5 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 10, 2026
You just drop in to do some shooting, but a few minutes later the screen turns into a sort of medieval acid trip: sprites are flying, enemies are dropping dead, effects are piling up on top of each other, you’re bunny-hopping like a wild beast, and the game is all like: "Slowly... too slowly... let's go even faster."
4 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 31, 2026
I am only one hour into it but from what I have seen this game promises to be a lot of fun. Totally digging the art style and the gameplay is very smooth . Key bindings can be remapped. And also thanks a ton for adding an FPS Cap slider in the game. I have a problem here with many Unity engine based games running with insanely high fps completely overheating the gpu and I always have to set an fps cap in the AMD software.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 11, 2026
The visual style and humor of the game captivate from the very first seconds. Extremely promising! Let’s be honest: at the time of writing this review the game has only just entered Early Access, and a few minor bugs are present if you really go looking for them — it would be silly to expect a complete absence of them from an Early Access product. Still, the game is fire! If you ask whether I recommend buying it — ABSOLUTELY! Especially considering how much more is still going to be added.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 6, 2026
Pretty good, a dev that actually listens to player feedback is awesome and i think this is a good game with potential. The bugs that me and my friend encountered that were affecting the player experience were dealt with. Gameplay is pretty good for a guy who doesn't like many rougelikes. Enemy variety is all right but does get stale with time but I consider that to be whatever ig because there's 2 modifers to the enemies (blue gnome ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and pitchforkers are the spawn of satan lol) Player upgrades are also pretty okay with the weapon customization and loadouts being pretty good to mess around with but I havent made anything better than the shotgun with a chance to save bullets a healing bell and the sword.
Recommended Sep 4, 2026
I'm really impressed with this funny, authentic, chamber and sometimes epic atmosphere. It's cool, guys. Waiting for more!

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