Bite the Bullet

Bite the Bullet is an arcade rogue-lite shooter with RPG elements, focused on dynamic combat and elimination of various enemies and demanding bosses. The game was created by Mega Cats Studio, known for a humorous fighting game Coffee Crisis.

Mechanics

Bite the Bullet is a two-dimensional game observed from a side perspective, in which everything revolves around food. We play the role of a character assigned to one of the four available classes, differing in statistics and skills, as well as the type of food they eat. We'll find a carnivore, herbivore, omnivore and... robovore, which means you eat metal. It depends on the type of class, which enemies and fragments of the surroundings, such as walls or flying bullets, we can eat. All this to recharge the skill bar and special attacks bar, improve and craft new weapons, as well as increase our character's statistics and learn one of the many skills available. The cherry on the cake is also an opportunity to turn into a mighty and murderous Zombro, who doesn't have to fear anything because he eats his enemies at once.

However, this is not all, because each of the enemies has unique nutritional properties, and frequent consumption of similar enemies can contribute to changes in our figure.

Bite the Bullet offers a feature campaign with a lot of additional tasks, consisting of 50 themed levels, located in the jungle, factories or canals. Completing each world guarantees access to special bandanas that we equip our heroes with.

In the game, we encounter a variety of types of enemies, from mutant animals to bizarre machines. Even though the game is geared towards a total blast, there is no lack of additional obstacles in the form of spiky traps, moving platforms, murderous tires or toxic fumes, which we must watch out for.

Game modes

In Bite the Bullet we can play both alone and in co-op mode on a shared screen.

Technical aspects

The game is maintained in a pixel-like style, reminiscent of modern Contra, full of vivid colours and rich in detail locations.

Last updated on 22 May 2020