Bullet Witch Critic Reviews

If you enjoy shooting, fast paced action, and beautiful environments, Bullet Witch should be a winner for you or, at the very least, will give you hours of pure entertainment.

Bullet Witch is a short game, and it’s probably not going to appeal to graphics-crazed gamers who live and die by the textures and pixel shaders.

Overall Bullet Witch is a bit short at 5-10 hours your first time through but its definitely worth a rental if it comes to your neck of the woods.

A decent shoot 'em up. A greater amount of run-of-the-mill enemies would have been a better choice. There are also some laughable AI issues with the big enemies.

Bullet Witch looks and feels like a by the numbers shooter.

The developers needed more time to stroke you tenderly. Now you’re forever condemned to being on the verge of boo-yah.

There is something inherently appealing about a sexy, buxom witch wandering a postapocalyptic landscape shooting zombies with flaming bullets and casting spells that bring down lightning or cause spears to shoot from the ground.

Bullet Witch represents the yin and yang of gaming, balanced between good and bad aspects.

Bullet Witch is very entertaining, but the overall pacing of the game and the frustrating controls bring it down.

If you're the type to blow through a game once, pass judgment on it and trade it for store credit a day later, you're not going to get your money's worth here.

A thoroughly unremarkable shooter, made slightly more memorable by a handful of sections and a strong physics engine.

Not a bad game, it just doesn't feel "done" at this point, as if certain things were stripped away because they weren't working instead of being fixed for the game's release.

Wielding the game’s powerful spells can be a lot of fun, but the repetitive shooting and tedious trekking from barrier to barrier make you feel like you’re paying penance for someone else’s crimes.

There is so much mindless shooting and wandering in Bullet Witch that when you actually are having fun, it feels accidental.

If you love generic Japanese action games with half-naked emo chicks, then this will satisfy your hunger for the mediocre-ness they provide. However, if you are hardcore shooter fan looking for the next “great thing”, then steer clear of this one. Bullet Witch is a niche title that will find it’s audience but never extend any further than that.

I liked playing this game, despite getting frequently frustrated at all of the missed opportunities and poor design choices.

If you’re looking for a decent single player game to plow through in a weekend, Bullet Witch would make a terrific rental.

Once you scratch beneath the surface you are presented with a rather mediocre gaming experience which boils down to a simplistic shooter with magical overtones.

Like most third-person action games, Bullet Witch has its share of problems, but it was designed with considerable replay value in mind for those who find the game's sweet spot.

Surprisingly enjoyable B-grade gaming - such a pity it doesn't retail for a budget price.