Changes: Bullet Heaven 2

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Bullet Heaven 2 (full title Epic Battle Fantasy 4.4: Bullet Heaven 2) is a spin-off of the Epic Battle Fantasy series. As a sequel to Bullet Heaven, it is a top-down shooter/bullet hell as well, instead of a JPRG.

The game has been released both on web (Kongregate, Newgrounds, and Armor Games) and on Steam platform. All updates and further developments may be followed on Matt Roszak's personal blog as well as on his DeviantArt, Twitter and Facebook accounts.

Features

Characters - The game features 8 characters. In addition to five returning characters from Bullet Heaven (Matt, Natalie, Lance, Anna, and NoLegs), it features three newcomers:
- Dry NoLegs, a skeletal version of NoLegs, similar to skeletons encountered in minigames in EBF2 and EBF3.
- Slime Bunny, known for its role as a regenerative summon.
- Phyrnna (Also known as HalcyonicFalconX), the music composer for the Epic Battle Fantasy series.
Weapon customization - Each character has three alternative sub-weapons, enabling players to adjust their playing style. Two of the three can be bought in the shop.
Costume customization - Each character has four alternative costumes, enabling players to change their appearance. Three of the four can be bought in the shop.
Controller Support - The game supports console controllers.
Multiplayer - Bullet Heaven 2 will feature 4-player local multiplayer that will make use of multiple controllers support.
Levels - The game features 10 areas, with 5 levels and a boss in each. The Premium Pack gives an extra 20 levels, with 9 optional bosses and 11 never-ending survival levels, which speed up as the levels progress.

Boss Battles

The game features 10 main bosses, and with the Premium Pack, additional bosses that players can fight.

Controls

The game allows to change between mouse and keyboard controls, as well as use console controllers (which may be necessary if one wants to play with friends). In single-player, when using mouse controls, all keyboard bindings may still be used, except for arrow-keys.

Controller:	Mouse	Keyboard	XBox	PlayStation
Movement	Mouse Movement	Arrow-keys	Analog Stick / D-Pad
Focus Mode	Shift		Top L / Top R
Main Weapon	Left-click	Z (or Y / W)*	A	X
Sub Weapon	Double Left-click	X	X	Square
Bomb	Right-click	C / Space	Bottom L / Bottom R (or B / Circle)
Pause	P		Start

"Y" and "W" are used as alternatives to enable convenient play on QWERTZ and AZERTY keyboards (where they take up the "Z" spot).

Characters

See: Bullet Heaven 2/Characters

Matt's alternate costumes.
Natz's alternate costumes.
Lance's alternate costumes.
Anna's alternate costumes.

Bullet Heaven features a total of eight playable characters. Each one has three alternative sub-weapons to choose from, as well as four cosmetic costumes that change their appearance (useful in Co-Op mode to distinguish the players).

Initially only Matt and NoLegs, with their default sub-weapon and costume, are available. Remaining characters and equipment are to be bought in item shop: characters for 5,000 coins, sub-weapons for 3,000 coins, and costumes for 500 to 1,500 coins.

External links

Games
Main series
Epic Battle Fantasy - Epic Battle Fantasy 2 Epic Battle Fantasy 3 - Epic Battle Fantasy 4 - Epic Battle Fantasy 5
Spin-offs
Bullet Heaven - Adventure Story - Bullet Heaven 2 - Bullet Heaven 3
Other
Mecha Dress Up Game - Brawl Royale - The Kitten Game Cat Cafe - Epic Battle Fantasy Collection - Matt's Hidden Cats

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-'''''Bullet Heaven 2''''' (full title '''''Epic Battle Fantasy 4.4: Bullet Heaven 2''''') is a spin-off of the {{EBF|s}}. As a sequel to ''[[Bullet Heaven]]'', it is a top-down shooter/bullet hell type of game and many mechanics are the same or very similar.
+'''''Bullet Heaven 2''''' (full title '''''Epic Battle Fantasy 4.4: Bullet Heaven 2''''') is a spin-off of the {{EBF|s}}. As a sequel to ''[[Bullet Heaven]]'', it is a top-down shooter/bullet hell as well, instead of a JPRG.
-''Bullet Heaven 2'' has been released on Kongregate and on Steam Greenlight. All updates and further developments may be followed on [[Matt Roszak|Matt Roszak's]] personal [http://kupogames.com/ blog] as well as on his DeviantArt, Twitter and Facebook accounts.
+The game has been released both on web (Kongregate, Newgrounds, and Armor Games) and on Steam platform. All updates and further developments may be followed on [[Matt Roszak|Matt Roszak's]] personal [http://kupogames.com/ blog] as well as on his DeviantArt, Twitter and Facebook accounts.
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 ''Bullet Heaven'' features a total of eight playable characters. Each one has three alternative sub-weapons to choose from, as well as four cosmetic costumes that change their appearance (useful in Co-Op mode to distinguish the players).
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 *[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/666077 Bullet Heaven 2 on Newgrounds]
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