Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bullet-hell-monday-black/id1468740664 Bullet Hell Monday Black MASAYUKI ITO Clear rate less than 1.0%. Bullet hell shmup with special weapons. A high remix version of our previous work, Bullet He… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsClear rate less than 1.0%. Bullet hell shmup with special weapons. A high remix version of our previous work, Bullet Hell Monday Vertical Scrolling Danmaku 2D Shooting (STG) Bite the overwhelming barrage with special weapons! --- The difficulty level is very high. If you are not good at this genre, start with the relatively easy ORIGINAL mode or the previous game that even beginners can play. --- ■ Characteristics - 2 weapons and 6 specials - Original mode and Black mode - 4 difficulty settings - Replay functionality - A leader board for all stages on all difficulties - Cloud saving * Stage 1 can be played for free. * Stage 2 and beyond required payment to be played. * Available languages: English/Japanese Information Seller:MASAYUKI ITO Genre:Action, Arcade Release:Aug 14, 2019 Updated:Nov 04, 2019 Version:1.4.1 Size:105.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Trailer: Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Son of Anarchy likes this. bacon-N-eggs Well-Known Member Mar 17, 2012 265 4 18 #2 bacon-N-eggs, Aug 14, 2019 Really loved the first one, anyone know if we upgrade ships like the last one? Looks like when you purchase the levels you get 2 weapons, probably laser and wide? Then 6 different specials. I don’t see anything about upgrading ships, not a deal breaker just wondering. Seems crazier visuals then the last one of you didn’t think that was possible Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #3 Asp, Aug 14, 2019 No ship upgrades but a lot of new stuff and impressive graphics. A helpful improvement is that removing finger will automatically collect items which saves much scooting about the screen. Looks to be a fairly technical 2 handed shooter which will take some practice. There are 3 tutorials and 2 test flights to learn everything, plus a myriad of control and graphics settings. In a nutshell there are 2 initial weapons, laser and wide, plus bombs and 6 specials as follows:- Swipe up - Spark - temp no damage Sw down - Decoy - makes decoy to draw enemy fire Hold+up - Time - temp slows time H+down - Barrier - temp barrier Switch weapon 1 - fire homing laser Switch weapon 2 - Blade - vaporise bullets around ship These only activate when the appropriate gauge is filled. Also - gain extra ship every 20M points (on easy) - extra bomb on destroying bomb carriers - multipliers for quick destruction of enemies The tutorial suggests purposely getting hit to get more bombs, which I don’t yet understand, so would appreciate any help in this regard. Anotherkellydown likes this. amusing Grace Well-Known Member Dec 23, 2008 1,685 8 38 Music, Muse, Magick Berlin, Germany #4 amusing Grace, Aug 15, 2019 I would love to read some more impressions or comparisons to Bullet Hell Monday. Don‘t know why, but i kinda feel sad that there seems to be no ship upgrades this time. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #5 Asp, Aug 15, 2019 Ok, basically, it’s the same game as Bullet Hell Monday but with a weapons remix. Activate lasers and shields on-the-fly by collecting energy and filling gauges, rather than upgrading between levels. I think this system creates far greater challenge. If there were ship upgrades it would be no different from the original. amusing Grace Well-Known Member Dec 23, 2008 1,685 8 38 Music, Muse, Magick Berlin, Germany #6 amusing Grace, Aug 15, 2019 I‘m with you about the greater challenge part. The other thing i‘m wondering is how it‘ll play in the long run, Bullet Hell Monday was great for one handed play. Special activation in Black seems to be geared more to two handed play after my first few runs. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #7 Asp, Aug 15, 2019 Sure, definitely not a casual game. There is an option for auto-bomb, though I don’t use as it depletes all bombs at once. In the long run it’s going to take much practice; the bullet hell equivalent of a Chopin étude. Mark Pro Member Aug 15, 2019 5 2 3 #8 Mark Pro, Aug 15, 2019 I have been playing the original Bullet Hell Monday for some time now. The black edition is really difficult compared to the original. It’s far less forgiving, it seems a lot faster, and much harder to play. It’s really difficult to try and weave your ship though all the missiles being hauled at you. I normal play bullet hell games on normal, but. I am even finding this difficult on easy mode. The extra controls for the other 4 weapons don’t help either, I played around with the settings and found the two buttons placed on my iPad to be be the best. A short press for for the first two weapons and a longer press for the second two. I found it really hard, to swipe while guiding the ship. The presentation of the game in general seems a lot more polished compared to the first one. I never played chapters on that game, just did not like them, just did the challenges, so I am pleased they are not in this version. I gave it a rating of 3 out of 5 overall on iTunes. My favourite game by this developer will always be .Decluster Zero in my opinion. In general, bullet hell games are demanding, I found this playing games like AKA to Blue and Danmaku unlimited! Hope this helps. Attached Files: 891EA3F3-5B36-441E-A70F-F560EED66126.png File size: 4.1 MB Views: 14 Asp likes this. amusing Grace Well-Known Member Dec 23, 2008 1,685 8 38 Music, Muse, Magick Berlin, Germany #9 amusing Grace, Aug 15, 2019 Good call placing buttons for the weapons, gonna try this now. Mark Pro Member Aug 15, 2019 5 2 3 #10 Mark Pro, Aug 21, 2019 Hi, does anyone know what is meant by player level please? See pic. It says 58? Attached Files: 10C655BC-3128-477B-B004-EC7B13997BE6.jpeg File size: 33.7 KB Views: 12 (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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Really loved the first one, anyone know if we upgrade ships like the last one? Looks like when you purchase the levels you get 2 weapons, probably laser and wide? Then 6 different specials. I don’t see anything about upgrading ships, not a deal breaker just wondering. Seems crazier visuals then the last one of you didn’t think that was possible
No ship upgrades but a lot of new stuff and impressive graphics. A helpful improvement is that removing finger will automatically collect items which saves much scooting about the screen. Looks to be a fairly technical 2 handed shooter which will take some practice. There are 3 tutorials and 2 test flights to learn everything, plus a myriad of control and graphics settings. In a nutshell there are 2 initial weapons, laser and wide, plus bombs and 6 specials as follows:- Swipe up - Spark - temp no damage Sw down - Decoy - makes decoy to draw enemy fire Hold+up - Time - temp slows time H+down - Barrier - temp barrier Switch weapon 1 - fire homing laser Switch weapon 2 - Blade - vaporise bullets around ship These only activate when the appropriate gauge is filled. Also - gain extra ship every 20M points (on easy) - extra bomb on destroying bomb carriers - multipliers for quick destruction of enemies The tutorial suggests purposely getting hit to get more bombs, which I don’t yet understand, so would appreciate any help in this regard.
I would love to read some more impressions or comparisons to Bullet Hell Monday. Don‘t know why, but i kinda feel sad that there seems to be no ship upgrades this time.
Ok, basically, it’s the same game as Bullet Hell Monday but with a weapons remix. Activate lasers and shields on-the-fly by collecting energy and filling gauges, rather than upgrading between levels. I think this system creates far greater challenge. If there were ship upgrades it would be no different from the original.
I‘m with you about the greater challenge part. The other thing i‘m wondering is how it‘ll play in the long run, Bullet Hell Monday was great for one handed play. Special activation in Black seems to be geared more to two handed play after my first few runs.
Sure, definitely not a casual game. There is an option for auto-bomb, though I don’t use as it depletes all bombs at once. In the long run it’s going to take much practice; the bullet hell equivalent of a Chopin étude.
I have been playing the original Bullet Hell Monday for some time now. The black edition is really difficult compared to the original. It’s far less forgiving, it seems a lot faster, and much harder to play. It’s really difficult to try and weave your ship though all the missiles being hauled at you. I normal play bullet hell games on normal, but. I am even finding this difficult on easy mode. The extra controls for the other 4 weapons don’t help either, I played around with the settings and found the two buttons placed on my iPad to be be the best. A short press for for the first two weapons and a longer press for the second two. I found it really hard, to swipe while guiding the ship. The presentation of the game in general seems a lot more polished compared to the first one. I never played chapters on that game, just did not like them, just did the challenges, so I am pleased they are not in this version. I gave it a rating of 3 out of 5 overall on iTunes. My favourite game by this developer will always be .Decluster Zero in my opinion. In general, bullet hell games are demanding, I found this playing games like AKA to Blue and Danmaku unlimited! Hope this helps.
