Bullet Candy allows for a true 360-degree shoot-em-up experience, viewed from a top-down perspective. With all of your enemies in view at all times it's easy to see and, more importantly, shoot them into tiny little pieces.
Always In Control - Bullet Candy's controls allow for great precision of movement and aiming. Using the mouse and keyboard to aim and shoot, Bullet Candy always keeps you in control of the on screen action. Alternatively, use a dual analog control pad for a better, more natural control method.
Gameplay Features - Bullet Candy's game mechanic is
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Version 1.0: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Bullet Candy Perfect, for both Mac PPC and Mac Intel (as well as Windows and Linux), is now available on the developer's website. It costs... $1 (or whatever you think is fair, but the min is $1). There's several different shiny shoot'em ups also available for perusal on his website.
Now we're getting somewhere...this version is solid and stable. Fast action arcade style, one's fingers must dance all over the arrow keys to control the play. Takes a bit of practice to become facile with it, but this game is kinda fun!
$10 seems about right for this.
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Bullet Candy allows for a true 360-degree shoot-em-up experience, viewed from a top-down perspective. With all of your enemies in view at all times it's easy to see and, more importantly, shoot them into tiny little pieces.
Always In Control - Bullet Candy's controls allow for great precision of movement and aiming. Using the mouse and keyboard to aim and shoot, Bullet Candy always keeps you in control of the on screen action. Alternatively, use a dual analog control pad for a better, more natural control method.
Gameplay Features - Bullet Candy's game mechanic is inspired by Williams classic Robotron, vertical shooters such as Treasure's Ikaruga and Capcom's Gigawing, and Jeff Minter's awesome Llamatron and Tempest 2000.
Huge particle explosions, masses of enemy bullets, and beautiful feedback effects combined with power-ups, score multipliers, collectable friendly ships, laser upgrades and un-lockable bonus games all add up to make a great gameplay experience.
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Syzzygy reviewed on 31 Mar 2007
$10 seems about right for this.
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