Airships: Lost Flotilla

Pretty fun, well worth your money and time. Controls and physics are pretty satisfying and the gameplay loop is solid. The world building is interesting too. Workshop's got some expansion if you somehow get bored of whats available. 9/10

十分精致的游戏，船舶种类多样

好

Extremely good and underrated survivorlike. Satisfying movement, dope progression through runs and distinct feel to different ships and builds. Extremely addicting and worth playing.

I like airships and this game has them.

Hmm.. simple bullet hell with a little spin on combat, Feels a little like Multi-Turret Academy. I got it on discount but this is a 3.5/5 IMO have not played with all the ships or captains so i cant yet rate higher. Will update when i get around to more game play.

I like it. Vampire Survivor-like with lots of guns, bombs, missiles, magic missiles, etc... There is a book full of secret pages that acts as the achievements list for unlocking more ships, captains, and gear. Lots of fun deciphering new pages to find more pages, discovering the last piece of a puzzle spread across four older pages,... It's a great way to get players interested in the lore too. Very clever and versatile feature. The variety of ships is very satisfying. From weapon/gear slots, starting equipment, stats and unique features, the game makes most ships feel special. Hell, even movement is different between them; Some use the typical survivor-like up,down,left,right navigation, others use a forward, turn left/right, some can't stop, a few have extra special elements thrown in, it's a lot of fun. It's been a while since I've enjoyed steampunk but this definitely tapped into some old cog-brain stuff. And, even as a basic BulletHeaven, it's easy to pick up. Would recommend. A few Cons: -it'd be nice to be able to save mid run. Some of us have limited/fragmented/unreliable gaming time in our lives. Even just a 'save & quit' would be enough to meet basic accessibility standards here. -Some stats aren't easy to understand. Once you get it, their wording makes technical sense, but it feels like awkward translation. Like, your rate of fire is determined by your reload speed. Sure, that makes sense, but it's not how I'd have worded it and I doubt most devs would disagree with me. Also, repeat ship upgrade cost, huh? I know what it means now and, I say with confidence, this is a terrible name for a stat in a game that contains upgradable: weapons, npc companions, Slotted equipment, and neat stat boosts. -Some will likely disagree with this, but you can skip earning an unlock by "researching" (click the challenge then wait for realtime hours/days). I don't like this. If a player CBF doing the challenge then they'll just look it up online. You don't have to give us a '"technically you're not cheating"' mechanic to skip stuff.

fun