Indie Game Pick: Bullet Candy (Charlie's Games)
The price of Bullet Candy has been reduced to $3.95. Hopefully Charlie will consider finishing Space Dong soon... (source: the2bears)
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I could be the only person who doesn't care about these games now. There are way too many bullet hell games with all fancy glowing lights and junk.
Posted by: Anonymous | April 26, 2008 10:54 AM
I played the demo, it's shit. After the second wave you realize that all you do is dodge things and hold the fire key. *twirls finger, rolls eyes, etc.*
Posted by: Stwelin | April 26, 2008 6:43 PM
If you have Steam and want to install the demo:
steam://install/6610
Click that as they took the link away for some reason.
Posted by: Lord Jezo | April 27, 2008 5:10 AM