Six bullets is plenty if my aim is true, but wouldn't a spare or two be nice? I think this weird gem I found will help somehow but I know for a fact that toolbox contains bombs, so which do I carry? A backpack may let me hold two items rather than one but it'll cost all my cash, so can I play smart enough to survive at half-health? You can't afford everything, so you need to be careful and conservative. Coins go into vending machines dispensing health, extravagant single-use weapons, mysterious and useful items, and more bullets. Bullets kill enemies and enemies naturally drop coins. It has a simple goal: reach a security mainframe through eight procedurally-generated levels of malfunctioning defences and hostile creatures. The roguelike-like FPS arrived on Steam Early Access and the Humble Store yesterday, and seems pretty fun from what I've played. They're special bullets you can collect and reuse, granted, but that's little comfort when something's between you and the five you sprayed in panic. Heavy Bullets gives you a chunky revolver and six bullets-and only six. Three attributes that make it dovetail nicely with the caution, conservation, and permadeath one expects from the genre, plus a little radness as a treat.

The revolver's an ideal weapon for a roguelike-like: high damage, low capacity, slow to reload, and awfully cool.

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