Tide Island: Ricocheting Shots and Ending Choices
Tide Island is built around bounce shots: you pull down the sight, look at the dotted line and fire the bullet. In the game, it is important to hit your opponents behind cover and not hit your team, and you can start like an adventure arcade game.
How to make your first accurate shot
First, look for a wall, barrel, or rock to ricochet. Alex has few bullets in each battle, so the dotted line is needed to see the trajectory and the first rebound in advance. If the bullet hits your team, the battle ends immediately for you.
Why is every bounce important here?
Here the bullet often bounces off walls, barrels and rocks, just like in Mr Bullet. This path is needed to reach opponents behind cover when there is no direct line. An extra shot doesn't help, because the supply of bullets is limited.
How many chapters and modes are there in Tide Island?
The game has eight story chapters, and choices change the ending. There is also a daily challenge, endless waves and a timed mode. Built-in level editor allows you to share them via codes.