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Indie, Arcade, Action
It's One Button Bosses, it's all in the name. You have one button. There are big bosses to beat. Push, tap, and bash in the handcrafted campaign or in the roguelike rifts.
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God is a GeekAug 20249.5/10One Btn Bosses is one of the best games I've played this year, and the fact it has managed this with only one button is remarkable.
Digital ChumpsWill SilbermanMar 20179/10Midnight Munchies have done something incredibly novel with ONE BTN BOSSES. They've merged bullet hell gameplay loops with a striking visual aesthetic to create a highly replayable arcade game that, yes, only needs one button. While I personally want more bullet hell bosses and a deeper roguelike mode, there's enough in this delightful package to hold me over for hours to come.
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NintendoWorldReportJordan RudekApr 20258/10ONE BTN BOSSES is a charming game that executes on its straightforward premise. The music and sound effects contribute well to the experience, and the new obstacles that enter the fray make for a varied enough experience. I did encounter a softlock that forced me to reboot the game, but no other performance issues popped up. If you enjoyed Just Shapes and Beats or other titles like it, you will almost certainly have a great time with ONE BTN BOSSES.
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IGDB rating 9.3/10 from 2 ratings.
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