PQube has just announced that it is bringing BeXide's Super Bullet Break to the Switch later this year.
Described as an "anime-inspired deckbuilding roguelite", the game sees you collecting cute anime girls – known as "Bullets" – to build your perfect team and "save the online game world from total destruction".
There are over 160 Bullets to collect, and the game also has a focus on 'Gacha' mechanics – but without microtransactions, thankfully. A solid deck will be a must to tackle the game's enemies, and there are boss encounters to overcome, too.
Super Bullet Break takes place over 7 unique maps "inspired by classic game genres from dating sims to rhythm games and dungeon crawlers".
It hits Switch – as well as Steam and PS4 – this year and retailer Funstock will be selling a special 'Day 1' physical edition which includes an exclusive art book featuring the girls from the game and a special edition box.
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Soooo, Slay the Spire with anime girls then.
I'm in.
It looks charming enough, but Rougelite? Another Roguelite?
It's gotta take a whole lot for a game to stand out in a genre that's painfully over-saturated, and so far this doesn't look like it's going to do that.
@CharlieGirl Roguelite is the new metroidvania in saturation. Always seems to be the same style as well, with little unique being brought to the table.
I got a "little a-girls" overdose just by watching that trailer. /dies
So...a cute anime-style roguelite game like the many that are on mobile, but with no microtransactions trying to take all your money and no constant weekly updates and events that tries to force you to play out of FOMO.
Sounds great honestly~
No idea if the game will be any good but "anime-inspired deckbuilding roguelite" is a sequence of words that appeals to my brain greatly.
If I do get it then it'll probably be digitally, as nice as the physical version looks. I tend to play roguelites on the side so it's more convenient to not constantly swap cartridges.
Looks cute, will check out. Would have loved this if they did a version with a higher age rating and girls similar to the monster girls in the 3DS version of Toushin toshi.
"the game sees you collecting cute anime girls"
Ah yes, girls, the common currency among all fanservice games.
Roguelite + deckbuilder + attractive anime girls but not too heavy on the fanservice.
Okay, yeah, I'm interested.
You had me at busty anime girls
buying two copies ... one for me and one for my waifu
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