System: Valve Index & HTC Vive
Price at Time Of Review: £0.79
Comfort Rating: Green
Genre: Action
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG
VR Shop Score 1/100: 15
Description: “Bullet Dodge? Are you telling me I can dodge bullets?” Right. Dodge, block or shoot them. Whatever you do, survive. Don’t get hit in the head or it’s game over. Use your amazing reflexes to dodge out of the way of an onslaught of bullets. Use your shields to block bullets that get too close. And use your gun to shoot incoming projectiles out of the sky and impress your friends. Things getting out of hand? Use your slow time ability to get the edge. But be careful. The flow of time is a constant that should not be meddled with. When your slow time ability stops, the world will move faster to get back to where it should be. Each level requires only that you survive, but mere survival won’t get you to the top of the leaderboard. For that, you’ll need to be fast, quick, and accurate. Maybe get creative and find the hidden bonus levels too.
Review: Bullet Dodge is as indie, as indie games get. The idea is you need to shoot things while avoiding missiles and maybe bat them away with your laser-firing ping-pong bats! While I wish there was more to this game than that but there really isn’t. This is one of those games you get in a cheap bundle as a filler title, play once then never again. I have to admit, even for me, it is far too basic and crap. £0.79 isn’t a lot of money I suppose, but it’s about £0.79 too much than what this game is truly worth. This is one game that isn’t worth anyone’s times, even if it was free.
