
Asteroid Bounty Hunter is a space shooter mixed with interesting boss fights and breathtaking visuals, with a reward system to take your skill to another level.
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In my previous review of Asteroid Bounty Hunter, I said that the game suffered from too many issues to be worth a recommendation. A couple days later, the developer issued a patch that fixed...well...everything! Now this is a fine shootemup with several good ideas, plenty of content, and solid controls. This is one of those games where everything you need to know, is spelled out in the title. Your job is to destroy asteroids, but apparently there's a price on your head, and bounty hunters from all over the galaxy are looking to collect. Karma, your ship, is armed with four weapons, three of which operate on cool-down timers. The strategy is in using these weapons at the right moments to avoid getting crushed by asteroids or blasted by hunters. As you complete stages and acquire experience, you can level up your weapons and shields. Each stage plays out in the same manner. Your mission
Imagine if you will, the year is 2569 (because anytime the year ends in 69 it's going to rock), the human race has developed the ability to travel through space at light speed. The Milky Way is the Galaxy we used to call home, Earth was destroyed in the year 2150, a huge asteroid stuck and destroyed the Earth laying to waste millions of years of human civilizations. The left over remnants of Earth's population have taken up residency in Andromeda galaxy. On a nearly Earth sized planet where life was sustainable. Since an Asteroid was the root cause of Earth's destruction, the governing body of New Earth have been paying adventurers to pilot their ships into the vast ocean of space and destroy all the Astroids before they can endanger New Earth.. You take on the role of John, a down on his luck alcoholic who enjoys drinking, forgetting to feed his dog and owing people money... lots and
Asteroid Bounty Hunter + MOBA like abilities + Amazing soundtrack + Challenging gameplay + Simplistic upgrading system - Silly story Asteroid Bounty Hunter is a solid 2D space shooter with a silly story. Its gameplay is amusing and fresh even if it comes off as very simplistic. The soundtrack and graphics in the game are beautiful to the eyes and ears. This game delivers on challenge as well as being original in its own way, it even manages to try and implement new ideas that I personally have not seen before in this genre like an efficient upgrading system and MOBA like ability use. You will have an absolute blast from beginning to end!
A monotonic bullethell shooter for the fans of the genre. First things first, what you first see, are the visual side of course. The background combined with the ambient/dubstep soundtrack is great! First levels where you don't have man enemies/asteroid, just flying around in the space, listening to peacuful ambient music with your headphones on, is oddly relaxing and fun just to look at it. Gameplay itself offers a lot in terms of difficulty options. You can choose the basic easy-medium-hard and also two optional options that i presume affects the amount of asteroid and enemy bountyhunters (ships who shoot at you), when hovering the cursor on their explanation the other one for example said:"You need to collect there is no pause between bounty hunters and asteroid, are you ready to try it? MP to unlck this ship". They can be clicked on to bring additional exp, but also making the lev
Horizontal shoot 'em up where you mostly shoot asteroids, but not just that. The electro music soundtrack was mostly awesome and motivated me to continue playing. I thought the gamepad controls sucked when I had a lot of trouble avoiding projectiles, but it turns out they were extremely precise registering minute movements. I liked that the stats could be upgraded. Decent effort at a story, somewhat fun, with rough black and white pencils that were not horrible. The space backgrounds and rotating planet graphics were gorgeous. However, the planets weren't always spherical and seemed to lose their shape on the sides of the screen. No physics on the breaking asteroids, but the explosions were pretty. The enemy ships in between asteroid waves had way too few types. Also, later on, the levels got too long and overstayed their welcome. The experience surprisingly felt relaxing. If what I desc
"Blasts & Family issues" "Asteroid Bounty Hunter" is the very improved sequel to "Shiplord". Instead of just dodging asteroids now you have to blaster them away to reach your goal. There are also many different enemy ships added which you can bounty hunt for shippoints to buy new ships. Amazing how deep the leveling & upgrading system goes compared to Shiplord. Sure, the graphics quality and controls are almost the same. But actively shooting things away is more fun than just dodging. Another feature is the in-game ogg player and a great collection of techno/club tracks. The game is story attended in form of a comic strip. Most bosses are friends/family members which you must beatup. Just to reach shiplevel250 the legit way was a little bit too grindy.
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