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Bulk Slash (1997)

CAProductions

Sega Saturn

3.44 from 9 ratings

36 members have it in their collection · 14 backlogged · 19 wish listed

After the great galactic war ends, the planet Blau and its citizens are oppressed and discriminated against by the victors. Former military chief Alois Gardona enacts a coup d'état, to bring Blau back to power, and so a coalition of planets is rallied to put a stop to them. As Chris Dori you are an S.D.F. pilot who must single-handedly win the war.
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Details

Developers
CAProductions
Publishers
Hudson Soft
Genres
Adventure, Shooter
Themes
Action, Science fiction

Release dates

  • Jul 11, 1997 (Japan) Sega Saturn
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Rating distribution

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SIGINT

Review SIGINT 4/5 · Apr 21, 2024

Bulk Slash is a short but sweet Japan-only mecha action game which I played via an English fan translation dub. Right away, I was impressed by its colorful visuals, energetic music, and the fun feel of its gameplay.

The game’s 7 stages are pretty small and quick, and each contains a few objectives to complete followed by a boss fight. …

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Bulk Slash is a short but sweet Japan-only mecha action game which I played via an English fan translation dub. Right away, I was impressed by its colorful visuals, energetic music, and the fun feel of its gameplay.

The game’s 7 stages are pretty small and quick, and each contains a few objectives to complete followed by a boss fight. The different level and encounter designs encourage you to switch between a walking mech mode and a flying ship mode, and each is pretty fun and surprisingly easy to get a grip on with multiple useful combat options.

Each stage also has a recruitable companion who will call out directions and warnings for you. I found these characters somewhat mixed in how much I liked them, and some of the repeated voice lines can get a little annoying, but they can add some nice extra personality to the game.

I liked all but the final stage, which was a little annoying for various reasons. It’s hard to complain much about anything though, since this was a concise yet varied game that was mostly really fun.

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