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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Lampshaded and played for laughs. Two whole levels of the second game take place in open space, and Wryn is just fine, although she cannot really breathe in space – she's just that good at holding her breath.
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** The Dragon demands sacrifices to sate it's its hunger.
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* ArrangeMode:Both games have the Arcade mode, wherein you pick any difficulty level and run through the whole game [[NoDeathRun on a single life]]. [[invoked]] The first game lets you adjust the length of your health and energy meters for the run, while the second lets you choose to play Freestyle (any character can be chosen and all unlockable weapons/air-dodge styles can be picked from the pause menu) or New Game (play as Wryn with just her twin pistols, katana, and basic air-dodge). Another feature in both games is Challenge mode, where you get to pick any combination of up to three bosses from the main game and fight against all of them at once. Finally, ''Bleed 2'' adds the Endless mode, which is a series of five miniature levels where the layouts, enemies, and bosses are randomized.
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* ArrangeMode:Both ArrangeMode: Both games have the Arcade mode, wherein you pick any difficulty level and run through the whole game [[NoDeathRun on a single life]]. [[invoked]] The first game lets you adjust the length of your health and energy meters for the run, while the second lets you choose to play Freestyle (any character can be chosen and all unlockable weapons/air-dodge styles can be picked from the pause menu) or New Game (play as Wryn with just her twin pistols, katana, and basic air-dodge). Another feature in both games is Challenge mode, where you get to pick any combination of up to three bosses from the main game and fight against all of them at once. Finally, ''Bleed 2'' adds the Endless mode, which is a series of five miniature levels where the layouts, enemies, and bosses are randomized.
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* TennisBoss: The second game likes it a lot, with most boss battles featuring big energy balls that can be sent back for appreciable damage; the final boss can even send them back to you again a few times at an increasingly quicker pace. Downplayed in that they can simply be dodged and aren't required to win.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, was originally available on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via the Xbox LIVE Indie Games section for $2.99 up until its closure, however, the PC version ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]], [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]], [[UsefulNotes/{{UNIX}} Linux]]) is available via [=GamersGate=], Humble Bundle, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight, and itch.io for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] was in the works, and it was released on February 8, 2017 for PC via Humble Bundle, Steam, and itch.io for $9.99. In this installment, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her. Both games are also available separately or in a bundle for UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] was in the works, and it was released on February 8, 2017 for PC via Humble Bundle, Steam, and itch.io for $9.99. In this installment, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her. Both games are also available separately or in a bundle for UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and was originally available on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} Platform/Xbox360 via the Xbox LIVE Indie Games section for $2.99 up until its closure, however, the PC version ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows ([[Platform/MicrosoftWindows Windows]], [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh [[Platform/AppleMacintosh Mac]], [[UsefulNotes/{{UNIX}} [[Platform/{{UNIX}} Linux]]) is available via [=GamersGate=], Humble Bundle, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight, and itch.io for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] was in the works, and it was released on February 8, 2017 for PC via Humble Bundle, Steam, and itch.io for $9.99. In this installment, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her. Both games are also available separately or in a bundle forUsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.
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In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] was in the works, and it was released on February 8, 2017 for PC via Humble Bundle, Steam, and itch.io for $9.99. In this installment, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her. Both games are also available separately or in a bundle for
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In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] was in the works, and it was released on February 8, 2017 for PC via Humble Bundle, Steam, and itch.io for $9.99. In this installment, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her.
her. Both games are also available separately or in a bundle for UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.
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* ArrangeMode:Both games have the Arcade mode, wherein you pick any difficulty level and run through the whole game [[NoDeathRun on a single life]]. The first game lets you adjust the length of your health and timeslow meters for the run, while the second lets you choose to play Freestyle (any character can be chosen and all unlockable weapons/air-dodge styles can be picked from the pause menu) or New Game (play as Wryn with just her twin pistols, katana, and basic air-dodge). Another feature in both games is Challenge mode, where you get to pick any combination of up to three bosses from the main game and fight against all of them at once. Finally, ''Bleed 2'' adds the Endless mode, which is a series of five miniature levels where the layouts, enemies, and bosses are randomized.
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* ArrangeMode:Both games have the Arcade mode, wherein you pick any difficulty level and run through the whole game [[NoDeathRun on a single life]]. [[invoked]] The first game lets you adjust the length of your health and timeslow energy meters for the run, while the second lets you choose to play Freestyle (any character can be chosen and all unlockable weapons/air-dodge styles can be picked from the pause menu) or New Game (play as Wryn with just her twin pistols, katana, and basic air-dodge). Another feature in both games is Challenge mode, where you get to pick any combination of up to three bosses from the main game and fight against all of them at once. Finally, ''Bleed 2'' adds the Endless mode, which is a series of five miniature levels where the layouts, enemies, and bosses are randomized.
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* WallJump: Wryn can do this, but interestingly enough, the player can also disable this in the options menu [[SelfImposedChallenge if they want to rely on her quadruple-jumps alone]] (this isn't an option in the sequel).
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* WallJump: Wryn can do this, but interestingly enough, the player can also disable this in the options menu [[SelfImposedChallenge if they want to rely on her quadruple-jumps alone]] (this isn't an option in the sequel). [[invoked]]
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* PeekABangs: Wryn's bangs obscure one of her eyes.
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** Challenge Mode lets you fight any combination of up to three bosses you've beaten in the Story Mode as well as on any difficulty. Needless to say, [[UpToEleven certain combinations can be downright ridiculous]].
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** Challenge Mode lets you fight any combination of up to three bosses you've beaten in the Story Mode as well as on any difficulty. Needless to say, [[UpToEleven certain combinations can be downright ridiculous]].ridiculous.
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* EvolvingTitleScreen: The title screen of ''Bleed 2'' features Wryn playing video games and doing various animations. Once you clear the game for the first time, [[spoiler:The Rival joins her]] and more animations are added.
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* EvolvingTitleScreen: The title screen of ''Bleed 2'' features Wryn playing video games and doing various animations. Once you clear the game for the first time, [[spoiler:The Rival joins her]] and more animations are added.[[spoiler:Beating the game with Plucky adds him to the tittle screen as well]]
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* SecretCharacters: Extra playable characters can be unlocked depending on the difficulty. The sequel features unlockable characters with their unique playstyles and guest characters from other indie games.
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* SecretCharacters: SecretCharacter: Extra playable characters can be unlocked depending on the difficulty. The sequel features unlockable characters with their unique playstyles and guest characters from other indie games.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It was released on February 8, 2017. In this game, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It was released on February 8, 2017. In this game, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game was originally available on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via the Xbox Live LIVE Indie Games section for $2.99 with a up until its closure, however, the PC version ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and Windows]], [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version Mac]], [[UsefulNotes/{{UNIX}} Linux]]) is available via [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on Humble Bundle, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight Greenlight, and itch.io for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] was in theworks. It works, and it was released on February 8, 2017. 2017 for PC via Humble Bundle, Steam, and itch.io for $9.99. In this game, installment, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] was in the
* CopyProtection: Averted. The PC versions of both games are DRM-free, even on Steam (they do however require their Steam-related .dll files to run).
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** White Mk. I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency|Harmonix}}''[[/note]] which was released on Xbox Live Indie Games in 2009 and PC as a freeware game.
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** White Mk. I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency|Harmonix}}''[[/note]] which was released on Xbox Live Indie Games in 2009 and PC as a freeware game. Plucky, a character from developer's first game, also makes a playable cameo in ''Bleed 2''.
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* SelfImposedChallenge: You can disable Wryn's ability to WallJump in the options menu (first game only), but Arcade Mode does more as you have to go through the whole game in one life. Arcade Mode allows you to enable a timer in the game and lets you adjust your own Life Meter, all the way to being a OneHitPointWonder if you're ''really'' masochistic.
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* SecretCharacters: Extra playable characters can be unlocked depending on the difficulty. The sequel features unlockable characters with their unique playstyles and guest characters from other indie games.
* SelfImposedChallenge: {{Invoked}}. You can disable Wryn's ability to WallJump in the options menu (first game only), but Arcade Mode does more as you have to go through the whole game in one life. Arcade Mode allows you to enable a timer in the game and lets you adjust your own Life Meter, all the way to being a OneHitPointWonder if you're ''really'' masochistic.
* SelfImposedChallenge: {{Invoked}}. You can disable Wryn's ability to WallJump in the options menu (first game only), but Arcade Mode does more as you have to go through the whole game in one life. Arcade Mode allows you to enable a timer in the game and lets you adjust your own Life Meter, all the way to being a OneHitPointWonder if you're ''really'' masochistic.
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* FallenHero: Some of the Greatest Heroes of All-time fall into this trope.
** Bunny Rockette is the first obvious case of a hero who has fallen from grace. She previously used to purely race others for fortune, and give the funds away to charity. But now, not only is she keeping the funds to herself, she has recruited a gang that is willing to resort to violence, as much of the 4th level can attest.
** Guppy heavily downplayed this, as he has fully withdrawn and retired to his mansion, secluded from society, and has let himself go in the process. Unlike Gibby and Stu, who retired to raise a family, Guppy does nothing productive during his time in retirement.
** The Dragon demands sacrifices to sate it's hunger. Need I say more?
** Bunny Rockette is the first obvious case of a hero who has fallen from grace. She previously used to purely race others for fortune, and give the funds away to charity. But now, not only is she keeping the funds to herself, she has recruited a gang that is willing to resort to violence, as much of the 4th level can attest.
** Guppy heavily downplayed this, as he has fully withdrawn and retired to his mansion, secluded from society, and has let himself go in the process. Unlike Gibby and Stu, who retired to raise a family, Guppy does nothing productive during his time in retirement.
** The Dragon demands sacrifices to sate it's hunger. Need I say more?
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Valentine in the second game, if you assume a playthrough with only the Pistols and Katana. [[spoiler:On her own, Wryn has no way to defeat Valentine while her shield is up, since it is ImmuneToBullets and she is smart enough to not use attacks that can be reflected at her with enough power to break it. With this in mind, Valentine should have been able to easily defeat Wryn in both scenarios she uses it. Unfortunately in the second fight with it, she abused and angered her fans by using them as cannon fodder and as part of her telekinesis attacks and by forcefully taking weapons from them when she decided she needed one. This causes Valentine's fan to turn on her and, on Wryn's cue, start ProducePelting at Valentine, which is surprisingly enough to break the shield and leave her vulnerable.]]
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Wryn's journey to be so is basically the whole plot of ''Bleed''.
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* LethalJokeCharacter: Plucky is this in the second game. He cannot use the normal weapons that Wryn and the Rival can, and is effectively a platforming game protagonist in the wrong game, having no weapon or reliable method of deflecting attacks and has a traditional double jump rather than an air dash of any type. In his panic, he will use finger guns to attack, which surprisingly cannot be deflected at all and also have the ability to randomly dish out a powerful explosive attack (With the tendency increasing the more panicked Plucky is, AKA the closer he is to getting hit), and his taunt can be used to deflect any attack color. (Though not reliably, due to the need to hold the taunt in order to charge the deflect effect) This makes him surprisingly strong, but also (as expected) difficult to use compared to obviously more powerful characters like Wryn.
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** White Mk. I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency}}''[[/note]] ''VideoGame/{{Frequency|Harmonix}}''[[/note]] which was released on Xbox Live Indie Games in 2009 and PC as a freeware game.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Wryn has a very strange idea of how one becomes a hero.
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* ArrangeMode:Both games have the Arcade mode, wherein you pick any difficulty level and run through the whole game [[NoDeathRun on a single life]]. The first game lets you adjust the length of your health and timeslow meters for the run, while the second lets you choose to play Freestyle (any character can be chosen and all unlockable weapons/air-dodge styles can be picked from the pause menu) or New Game (play as Wryn with just her twin pistols, katana, and basic air-dodge). Another feature in both games is Challenge mode, where you get to pick any combination of up to three bosses from the main game and fight against all of them at once. Finally, ''Bleed 2'' adds the Endless mode, which is a series of five miniature levels where the layouts, enemies, and bosses are randomized.
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* BondOneLiner: Perform well enough against the Chopper Core in the first game and Wryn will say "[[MetalGearSolid And that takes care of the cremation!!]]" She then immediately lampshades it with, "Hee hee! I feel like such a badass!!"
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* BondOneLiner: Perform well enough against the Chopper Core in the first game and Wryn will say "[[MetalGearSolid "[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid And that takes care of the cremation!!]]" She then immediately lampshades it with, "Hee hee! I feel like such a badass!!"
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** Perform well enough against Chopper Core and Wryn will say, "[[MetalGearSolid "[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid And that takes care of the cremation!!]]".
