
Fire & Steel is the first chapter of a fast-paced, old-school, arcade aerial shooter where you burn down the mighty armies of World War II as young Dragon Aiden!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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It is as if Daemon Targaryen joined WWII, with Fire & Blood.
WW2 flight sim, but you're a fire-breathing dragon. What more do you want? Wait for a sale since it's not all that long, but it's definitely worth playing. It starts easy and gets pretty challenging later as some enemies do extremely high damage (the Messerschmitts in particular) but you can generally do pretty well if you're careful about your attacks and picking off enemies to thin them out before going after big targets.
Very quick and light flying game
[h1] DISCLAIMER: This is a first impressions review, and NOT a full review [/h1] Fire and Steel is a game developed and published by Kreatin Studios The game offers some nice graphics, although some ugly glitches here and there, it is pleasant all the same Fire and Steel overall, however, is an okay game to play, and it does get boring if being played for a long time, but is a good action shooter game and to play in short bursts [h1] RECOMMENDED :) [/h1] [b] REVIEW SOURCES: [/b] [list] [*] None
I'm thinking too much about a $7 game, but as a dragon lover in world where games you can play as a dragon are scarce, here goes. The game is a fun idea in concept, it's like a middle schooler's doodles made into a video game. Attacking Normandy as a dragon was pretty cool. However, there are a ton of quality of life things that just aren't there. There are no mid-level checkpoints. If you die, back to the beginning. Real fun when you die to the last enemy of the last wave. You only have 4 shots of your secondary fire weapon, and there are no pickups that could give you more. This is an incrediblely strange design decision. Your dragon has two speeds, hovering, and flying. There is no dash or "sprint". You can't fly faster than a train... There is no 180 degree, check-your-tail, view like every flying combat game has these days. I died quite a bit due to not being able to see these kamikaze zeppelins. Other reviewers mention needing a beefy system to run this game, I myself ran into a few lag spikes. Considering that the games graphics are frankly PS4 level, this shouldn't be the case.
Not bad. It was fun B')
Game is good bit of fun for a short bit of cash, sadly it has been abandoned by the developers with no signs of it coming back to life as its been 2 years since any mention of new-content or patches from their socials.
Handles like your drunk dad behind the wheel after a bad divorce. Does it matter? No. It's dragons eating Nazis. Light a fat one, shut up, and enjoy your guilty power fantasy. Visually absolutely lovely, complete slammer for the price tag. Would pay good money for a sequel with a bit of spit and polish to the main premise.
This is one of the worst games of the modern era. I am genuinely shocked to see "Very Positive" review on this. This is a 2001 game, at best! -No music -Terrible Sound Effect -Bad graphic -Bad optimization ı mean, everything is bad. Just a little bit of fun whne spewing fire, that's all. 3/10
Bonkers and silly. A few of the levels felt obtusely hard for absolutely no reason, but overall it was a good play.
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