Welcome back everyone,
today's little update is going to talk you through some of Super Bullet Break's gameplay mechanics, so that you're all prepped and ready for yet another demo run and especially for the upcoming launch of the full game on August 12, 2022! 🎉
Here's a quick rundown of some of the game's most important mechanics:
First up, you've got your Action Gauge, which shows you the cost of using your selected Bullet as well as the wait value of your enemy (or enemies). Should your cost exceed the enemies wait value, it's their turn.
The Action Gauge is located on the top left of the screen during battle.
Shield & Armor can prevent damage from enemy attacks and are depleted based on the damage received - any excess damage will be dealt in HP.
Shield and Armor (and other mechanics) are displayed on the left of the HP bar.
Some of the game's map have level specific game mechanics, such as Seasons of Love, The Aquarhythm Deep and Phoenix Gunner.
Heartsplosion is the mechanic which is exclusive to Bullets from Seasons of Love. Charging it to 100 will result in an explosion causing Bullets to deal extra damage and hit enemies with a delay.
The Combo Beam is exclusive to Bullets from The Aquarhythm Deep. Similar to Heartsplosion, charging it to a multiple of 10 will cause damage to a random enemy.
Last but not least, Bullets from Phoenix Gunner may spawn Drones You are able to deploy up to five drones at the same time which can stack healing, armor, or attack.
Make sure to always check your Bullet's data to find out which Bullets use which mechanic and how they can be of benefit to you.
Most importantly, have fun playing and if you're in doubt or simply want to find out more about the ins and outs of Super Bullet Break, check out our game guide by clicking the link below.