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by Jmsouth1526

I loved the classic Mr. Bullet, but this version is mostly a copy (super heroes have the same skills as original Mr. Bullet with replica levels) of that game with a couple awful exceptions. First, you still have to watch videos to unlock new levels. Most of these ads drag on for upwards of 75 seconds. Secondly, and possibly the most underhanded thing I’ve seen in a paid game, every four or five levels an ‘upgrade’ option to get more sniper rifles pops up, with a deceptively delayed ‘x’ button to close it. This game can progress quite rapidly with a simple click to advance to the next level after clearing a current level. The timing of this ‘upgrade’ is designed so you always click ‘yes’ on it, as no ‘deny’ option exists for a few seconds. The ad that opens is thusly incapable of being exited as well. Translation: ever five levels or so, you have to close the whole game to avoid lame ads that I don’t want and apparently paid to avoid. Way to sell out, Lion! I do NOT recommended this version!

by Honest Review(er)

I can deal with ads, but theres a level early on where a supervillain and a guy are in individual holes underground and all you have is a TNT block and one move. There is no way to beat this level at all. You cant beat it in one move with just the TNT block, but you also cant beat it with a sniper. I tried sniping the supervillain and blowing up / smashing the guy. I tried sniping the guy and blowing up the supervillain. You can even kill both if you place the TNT between them and sniping the block. Every time it said I failed. If this can be fixed id change my rating because I accept that mobile games have to have lots of ads its a very competitive space, but I cannot accept unbeatable/broken levels. Give me a walkthrough, give me a fix, or you can keep your 1 star.

by Jmsouth1526

I loved the classic Mr. Bullet, but this version is mostly a copy (super heroes have the same skills as original Mr. Bullet with replica levels) of that game with a couple awful exceptions. First, you still have to watch videos to unlock new levels. Most of these ads drag on for upwards of 75 seconds. Secondly, and possibly the most underhanded thing I’ve seen in a paid game, every four or five levels an ‘upgrade’ option to get more sniper rifles pops up, with a deceptively delayed ‘x’ button to close it. This game can progress quite rapidly with a simple click to advance to the next level after clearing a current level. The timing of this ‘upgrade’ is designed so you always click ‘yes’ on it, as no ‘deny’ option exists for a few seconds. The ad that opens is thusly incapable of being exited as well. Translation: ever five levels or so, you have to close the whole game to avoid lame ads that I don’t want and apparently paid to avoid. Way to sell out, Lion! I do NOT recommended this version!