Bite the Bullet

The game warns that eating too much can be detrimental to your body. It’s good life advice, but I never felt hindered by overconsumption. In fact, I ate everything I could. There were changes to how the character moved, but this never discouraged me from eating anything. This held true amongst dietary limits. When playing as a carnivore, I often ate plants to gain myriad effects. The purging they’d induce hardly if ever, outweighed the benefits I’d already received from binging on zombies. The game makes an appreciable attempt at informing players that there are risks associated with how they ...

Bite the Bullet is a 2D side-scrolling shooter with an interesting eating mechanic. Choosing your food preferences and acquiring skills based on them is neat and clever, as is managing calorie, fat, and protein intake while devouring foes. Levels and enemies can get repetitive, but it's not that big of a deal.

Bite the Bullet is a rogue-lite, run-and Gun RPG. While the run-and-gun genre's popularity kind of died out, it has recently made a comeback with indie games. L

Bite the Bullet is an aesthetically unappealing mess of ideas. Its shooting has some nutritional value, but it's bogged down by terrible presentation and lackluster execution.

The world is full of roguelike games,  a genre that quickly swept the medium with excellent, average, mediocre, and absolutely horrible games, to the point of saturating the indie scene with the nonsensical amount of titles released every single week. Much like the battle royale genre, everyone wanted to jump on the bandwagon once games like Rogue Legends and Dead Cells became so highly acclaimed. Bite the Bullet, the newest game from Mega Cat Studios, hopes to cash in on this frenzy for the...