Based on the level of hell you go through to get to the battle featuring them, you can guess how hard the boss battles are. The weirdness of the bosses is that you are fighting against anime girl robots (this is my best way to describe them). There are plenty of enemies to shoot, and a good feel of progression and weird bosses to fight. The idea (or my strategy at least) is to dodge as many bullets as possible, build up specials and then set them off to at least suppress fire. You’ll die a lot as you try to dodge the attacks that come from every direction, but you soon get the idea of what you are expected to do.
Give yourself sometime to take in what the game is though and it soon becomes fun. If like me you aren’t really up on what a bullet hell game like DoDonPachi actually is, then you’ll feel lost quickly. When I got the chance to review DoDonPachi Resurrection, I did so reminiscing about the past shoot ‘em ups like Xenon 2, and R-Type and thought that it would be something like that. Bullet hell shoot ‘em ups are exactly what they sound like…hell, with lots of bullets.
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