Just Shapes & Beats: The Beloved Bullet Hell Game Now on iOS!
The acclaimed indie bullet hell game, Just Shapes & Beats, finally arrives on iOS devices, bringing its chaotic musical gameplay to mobile after over five years. Experience the thrill of dodging projectiles in dozens of stages set to an original soundtrack.
This chaotic musical co-op bullet hell experience allows up to four players to navigate a musically-timed obstacle course, dodging, weaving, and diving to survive. Featuring 48 stages and 20 tracks from talented chiptune and EDM artists, it's easy to understand why JSB boasts overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam.
While the developers at Berzerk Studio remain relatively quiet, their game's numerous accolades speak volumes. The mobile release offers a fantastic opportunity to experience this unique title, especially considering the apparent lack of recent updates on other platforms. This could hint at future content or updates planned by the developers, adding even more reason for excitement.
A Timeless Classic, Ready for Remixing?
Many fans believed Just Shapes & Beats was abandoned, due to the lack of recent updates. However, this mobile release suggests otherwise. Even without new content, the core gameplay remains highly enjoyable and warrants a look for fans of the bullet hell genre.
Looking for more bullet hell action? Check out our lists of the best bullet hell games available on Android for even more high-octane dodging challenges.
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