Mr Bullet - Shooting Game

Wow I have played this game for three weeks and have not gotten bored. There is so much to do in this game it’s crazy. For kids I think it’s fine. Yes you do shoot people and there is LITTLE blood but it can be turned of in the settings so if your uncomfortable with blood you can disable it. I would recommend to anyone over the age of 6 because it’s a really cool game that anyone would like with mild cartoon violence. This game works offline and you don’t get ads although it’s better with internet because you can get free stuff from the adds. The ads in this game are appropriate ads you’ll normally see in a kids game. There are some ads from their games which are mostly appropriate besides cartoon violence. All in all it’s a great game would recommend.

I'm gonna come out and say it, of all the stupid, free mobile games that've come out in the past few years, this has to be a favorite. Wanna test you aim and problem-solving? Mr. Bullet is for you, my good friend! Unfortunately it shares a similar problem that all to many other modern mobile games face: CONSTANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 7 times out of ten, you receive an ad between one level to the next. And yes, I understand the devs need the revenue to make money off of this game, but that's what the bonuses and skins should be for! It's a mutual exchange between player and creator in that the player receives some sort of gift or help in return for giving the developers ad money. Advertisements should not constantly be shoved down people's throats! And it's sad to see this be such common practice in the mobile game business because I believe if the devs leave ad viewing up to whether or not they want to view an ad to get a reward, then mobile gaming may become more enjoyable again. I hope that Lion, Voodoo, Estoty, and even EA and the brilliant minds behind Genshin Impact will see this and learn from this review.

I enjoy playing this game, it’s a lot of fun and I can’t wait for more levels to be released. The addition of both a grenade, hostage, friendly fire, and etc. type levels make the game not as easy to get bored of. I do have a problem with the missions though. At first, they were simple, and I understand they are supposed to become more difficult with time. This is ridiculous though, I have reached a point where I have a very specific amount of bullets I can use in each of the 5 parts of the mission, but it feels like too many of the levels are based on luck rather than skill. It is frustrating when I’ve almost successfully gotten through a mission, but an angle that was perfect the last time I played the level, now fires the bullet in a completely different direction. In normal levels, I wouldn’t mind as much, because I would simply retry that level, but in mission mode, it’s infuriating because I need to redo all previous levels flawlessly in order to get another chance for a lucky shot. The game is fun, and I’m almost 100% caught up to it, but the missions are just too much with these angle shenanigans.