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About BitRebel
BitRebel was an action app developed by Recursive Turtle Game Studio. It was removed from Google Play Sep 24, 2021 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
BitRebel had been downloaded 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
BitRebel was rated 3.64 out of 5 stars, based on 94 ratings.
App Information
BitRebel was free to download. The APK download size was 11.15 MB. The last available version was 2018 Upgrade. The last update was on August 19, 2018.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Low Maturity. The app had been available on Google Play since February 2015.
Description
The world has become a prison... you must escape! Can you survive long enough to find your way out of this hellish 8bit dystopia?
This is a simple and addictive shoot-em-up game with a top-down (birds eye view) perspective. BitRebel is inspired by the legacy of 8bit classics from the arcade era. To bring the classic arcade experience to Android, the touch-screen based controls are simple: double-tap to move, hold down to shoot. No awkward D-pads or virtual joysticks. The player guides himself around obstacles for frustration-free movement.
The play experience will remind you of the early 8bit era, but don't expect anything old school from this fast paced action title. If George Orwell was to design a game for 8bit video game consoles, it might look like BitRebel! This completely free indie game is yours to explore!
Hope you enjoy the game!
-Simple to play -A modern game with a classic arcade style, inspired by the gaming era of GameBoy, Nintendo, Commodore 64 and Atari. -Top down 2d shooter, birds eye view shoot-em-up -A proud indie game, completely free to play -Learn to use all the weapons, such as the laser rifle, phaser cannon, molotov cocktail, pathfinding phoenix and galactic boomerang.
Recent changes: Revisions to run without bugs on newer Android devices
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★★★★★
Andrew James Lucas I think that this game, could possibly be a new beginning for the rebirth of 8 bit shoot-em up's, its very well programmed, great movement, and a smooth, somewhat tricky sometimes, but well balanced for a good time! I think if you like NES, You Will Enjoy This Game!
★★★★★
If you've ever wanted to slap on a "Kill Suit", save the oppressed from the Fascistic clutches of a rainbow clad, ginger headed Hitler and his mutant SS forces while a pushy kid tells you to "Hurry Up!" - then BIT REBEL Wants You! A top down-ish dystopian sci-fi actioner with great retro graphic and interesting controls (easy once you get used to them - tap to move where you wish to go, hold to target and shoot enemies; with a little practice, you'll be running and gunning with ease). There's a handful of useful weapons (a boomerang{!}, a few guns, Molotov cocktails, and - no joke - exploding attack birds) that you amass pretty quickly - which is good as you lose them all (except the boomerang) when you die. At the time of this review, there's only one chapter (level) playable (escaping the internment camp), hopefully the devs give us the next one soon! With a tastefully tasteless theme (Futuristic Rainbow Nazis!), Bit Rebel will have you wasting your precious time and not giving a damn!
★★☆☆☆
Could be better. I am a huge fan of the old classic games. But, this is about impossible to control or see. If you can tweak it better like Hotline Miami, then it will be a five star game.
★★☆☆☆
Could be lot better Keep breaking down on me after I kill five guys but other then that fun game
★★☆☆☆
Just got a bunch of static
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