Through her countless missions, Samus has never experienced a threat like the dread of ZDR. Parkour over obstacles, slide through tight spaces, counter enemies, and battle your way through the planet. Guide Samus Aran, an intergalactic bounty hunter raised by an ancient tribe, and traverse the many environments of a dangerous world.
Samus is more agile and capable than ever Hunt or be hunted as you make your way through a labyrinth of enemies in Samus’ most intense side-scrolling adventure yet. The remote planet has been overrun by vicious alien lifeforms and murderous robots called E.M.M.I. As each of the 7 Games in Super Bullet Break can take anywhere up to 10 hours to finish, along with a meta-game of collecting each Bullet to fill out your in-game compendium, there is a large amount of content and enjoyment to be found here at a very reasonable price.Upon investigating a mysterious transmission on Planet ZDR, Samus faces a mysterious foe that traps her in this dangerous world. The core battle systems of Super Bullet Break are some of the deepest you can find, and without the looming threat of paywalled progress, it can be an absolute joy to find new combinations of Bullets to destroy your opponents with. There’s frustration to be found here and it can feel like no progress is being made, but you are moving forward in relation to your own development and in your understanding of the game. This is only made worse by the fact that you’re also stripped of any Bullets you had found in your previous run. Utilizing Cartridges, buffs and Bullet combos at the right time is the only way to progress through Super Bullet Break and it can take some learning, which makes it sting all the more when you are defeated and have to start the individual games over again. While I don’t usually consider how addictive a game is to be an indicator of quality, I will say that I lost evenings to Super Bullet Break in the blink of an eye, and at the end of my sessions, I would look forward to picking things up again the following day. Thankfully, there is upbeat music and sound effects throughout, with all of them either qualifying as ear worms or lighting up the part of your brain where Gacha games usually reside. In order to fully understand what each Bullet and associated Cartridge does, along with how you want to use them, you can expect to spend some time in menus in careful consideration during Battles.
These can be attached to Bullets and influence the game in a variety of ways, such as boosting your max HP, reducing the cost of a Bullet, delaying an enemy attack and more. As well as the Attack, Armor, and various status effects each Bullet has, there is another layer of strategy laid on top with Cartridges. These Treasure stages present you with three boxes from which you can select one, and then be given whatever random reward is within.įinally, there is the Rest stage which lets you regain health or gives you a chance to swap a Bullets Cartridge. There’s also a chance to buy Bullets from the shop by trading in Scout Tickets that can either be bought, gifted to you through Event stages, or found in Treasure stages. There are a large variety of items like Health Packs, +5 Attack for the next Bullet played, -10 cost for the next Bullet played etc… but it’s potluck as to which ones show up in each shop. Items and Bullets can also be gained from the Shop stages. Sometimes you’ll bump into someone who wants to join your fight and will become a Bullet for you, other times they’ll battle you, and some will gift items or take them away. There are Event stages which are always enjoyable and have a great variety, but can be negative or positive for your run’s progress. As there are no microtransactions to be found anywhere in this game, the Devs have seemingly had quite a bit of fun finding ways to get these additional Bullets to you through the means of different Stage types. To have any hope of defeating the boss at the end of each map, you will need these additional Bullets for your Magazine.
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