Free-to-play high-stakes FPS game
Previously released in 2009 as a PC game, Bullet Angel: Xshot Mission M has been redefined by developer Kingame Studio to be more compatible with portable devices. It retains the same high-tension, first-person perspective action shooter gameplay that fans of the original know and love while incorporating fresher elements.
Similar to games like CrossFire Legends, Bullet Angel: Xshot Mission M offers a free-to-play, multiplayer tag-team shooter experience that can be done in one of the game’s various maps. Besides that, there are also other game modes to explore as well as diverse character customization options.
Exciting shooter game action and various maps
Despite being a remake, Bullet Angel: Xshot Mission M stays loyal to the original gameplay’s staples, making it easy to learn by enjoyers of the original and even by newbies. It’s a modern version of the game that’s made with top-notch 3D graphics and refined controls. As mentioned, it retains the classic’s maps and various game modes. Revisit the Ocean Cruise, The Ancient City of Loulan, and more.
As for the game modes — you can enjoy the competition mode in which you have to team up with four other players and defend your base from another five-man team. At the same time, there are TDM, ghost, melee combat, and funny modes. Communication with your teammates is quick and seamless, too. The controls are well-illustrated on the screen, with a movement joystick and buttons for crouching and jumping.
There’s also an auto-fire feature that makes killing off enemies an effortless process. Moreover, personalizing your character is possible through the diverse options, although most of them are locked behind a paywall. However, users report frequent game crashes, especially when the game is launched on older devices. Graphics are also not super well-optimized, as there are black map spots every now and then.
Not fully compatible with older devices
In a nutshell, Bullet Angel: Xshot Mission M is a fun and casual FPS shooter anyone can easily learn. It remains loyal to the original PC version while being modern at the same time, offering an overall decent experience. Game bugs and crashes do happen often, however, and the game isn’t fully optimized to cater to older devices. Still, the variety in game modes and maps makes it worthwhile to check out.
