Though Bullet Witch has a cool premise -- ultra sexy witch with a wonderfully huge, industrial-strength broom-like gun does battle against demons in the near, post-apocalyptic future -- it pretty much goes downhill from there with underwhelming graphics, brutal collision mechanics and otherwise clunky, Tomb Raider- or Blood Rayne-type heroic copycat gameplay of find-this to open-that and kill-all-those while you're at it. Except with magic powers, sometimes. Big deal. Been here. Done this. Got the t-shirt. Washing the car with it.

Bullet Witch is also really short. But that might be a good thing.

If you have fond memories of the Atari brand, Bullet Witch for Xbox 360 is here to shatter them and remind you that the company that Nolan Bushel built and sold for way too much money, which subsequently totally tanked long ago, now seems intent releasing mostly junk games with the thin hope of association with a games brand formerly known as great.