Heavy Bullets
This game mode isn’t randomized as far as I can tell(at least for the first 12 screens, after which there’s just too many enemies to really count and my personal best is somewhere around room 15 with 19050).
The layout for the 12 screens that need to be cleared to get the achievement are as follows:
- 1st screen: 3 bats 3 zombies
- 2nd screen: 3 pistol 2 bat 4 zombies 2 pistol
- 3rd screen: 2 zombie 3 pistol 4 bat 4 pistol 2 red shotgun
- 4th screen: 4 red shotgun 4 zombie 4 pistol
- 5th screen: 8 bats 4 smg 2 zombie
- 6th screen: 18 zombies
- 7th screen: 2 bat 2 zombie 2 pistol 2 red shotgun 2 smg 2 zombie 2 blue shotgun
- 8th screen: 4 red shotgun 4 zombie 4 blue shotgun
- 9th screen: 10 smg
- 10th screen: 4 smg 4 bat 4 pistol 4 blue shotgun
- 11th screen: 15? blue shotguns
- 12th screen: giant bullet
The easiest way of clearing any room prior to 13 is to just kill each enemy as soon as they spawn. The only 3 rooms that aren’t doable that way are 9, 11, and 12. For 9 and 11 circling the room and trying to pop off shots to eventually kill of the enemies while continually going around the outer edge of the room will work pretty well. 12 is what the achievement is referring to, the giant bullet does 3-4 stomps that release a circle of bullets outward from him, afterward he’ll do a spiral bullet pattern which you’ll need to dodge roll multiple lines of bullets at the end of which you can usually get a nice line of pistol(or if you’re lucky an upgrade) shots into him. It usually takes between 2-3 spiral patterns to kill him if you’re landing most of your pistol shots.
As for which upgrades I think are good in order of most to least useful are as follows(by the way you can reload these by dodge rolling enemy bullets for 5 rounds per each bullet dodge rolled through):
1. Rapid (Best if you’re accurate and able to lock and unlock your aiming angle with some ease)
2. Spread (Best held down and fired instead of trying to make it last. You’re also only getting 45 more pellets on in total ammo than rapid)
3. Pistol (Your starting gun which is pretty good on it’s own and should be held down for rapid fire unless you need to change your aim)
4. “O” (Honestly I forgot what it was called because I avoid it at all costs. It’s slower than your pistol and needs to be timed very well to do any real extra damage)
