Super Bullet Break Reviews

Some of the bosses are bullshit (looking at you, Aquarhythm stage 2 boss), 1 star fights hit harder than the previous stage boss at times and you can get screwed over by RNG, but I think there's still a compelling aspect to this game. The feeling of triumphing over unfair odds is the main reason that keeps me playing at least. Buy during a sale if you like looking at cute anime + a slightly unusual card game with unique-ish mechanics. Some tips I read and applied: Whenever you play a bullet, you draw a card as well, so having a deck of 30 cards isn't so bad. It helps that the max deck size limit is 30, so you can replace your weaker cards with stronger cards if you get them. Go for 1star fights to pick up powerful cards, then go for events/shops/campfires once you feel your deck is strong enough. No need to take every fight. High cost "bullets" are good against single bosses since you can play them at huge discounts near the boss' turn It might be worth it to concede and lose a few games early on purpose, since losing unlocks more cards.

This game is more addictive than it should be! Easy to learn, but tactics are definitely required to beat the Bosses. Love these games where the narrative is as basic as Mario, since then it has to rely on gameplay, and whilst this is a pretty basic card / waifu gatcha battler, it works well. Art work is Great.

Bit of a love hate relationship with this game. It has pretty decent story, the card arts are nice and cute, some synergies are really fun to play with. But it's heavily reliant on RNG. Most time, you will get RNG so bad that the best option is to alt f4 immediately. Other time, you get really good card synergies & good combos then the whole game is a cakewalk. Enemies are outrageously strong, even trash mob on the map. Meanwhile, your starting deck is really bad, you actively want to get rid of it everytime you visit the shop. So best way to beat the game is to avoid every enemies, and since the map layout doesn't change you will have 1 route that you will use on every run in every map. Because of the above, the early game is absolutely miserable since you're stuck with a horrible deck. Took me many tries to beat the first map, while the rest of the game is much easier. Despite the ranting, I actual enjoyed my time with the game. Check other reviews and give it a try if you are still keen.

Unbalanced to the point the only way to finish and win the game is by avoiding fights until you reach the boss.