RaidersSphere4th

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Peaksphere 4

I enjoyed this wacky mix of arcade flight simulator and visual novel. Graphics aren't amazing, though that's fine because the game is old and they aren't eye-destroying. Controlling the plane was somewhat difficult at first because you have to use the arrow keys for pitch and roll, and you should probably assign q and e to yaw. The rest of the controls are kind of nonsensical so it would be best to just totally rebind them before you start playing. I also found the missions to be difficult and dogfights too tough on normal because of the bad controls, so I just played on easy. The story is alright. It's not Ace Combat/Project Wingman, but it has its moments. Nobuyuki is an OG. Overall, if you can look past the dated graphics, bad controls, and don't mind playing on easy, I think this can be a nice game to buy on sale.

Good

If you expect Air on Air action here turn away, this is mostly a "fly around in cricles ignoring the enemy raiders and bomb stuff on the ground" Air-to-Air missiles are all but useless, only way to take somebody down is with your gun as the AI is able to perform maneuvers that would turn any lesser man into boneless pizza The story and setting are very interesting but it feels like they leave giant chunks of context out of the plot or fail to resolve issues befores moving on to something new. Character written dialogue and spoken audio doesn't match up half of the time. And while you can look past the dated Playstation 2 graphics, man... the ending left me speechless as in THERE WAS NO ENDING AT ALL. But the game did kick my butt on several occasions forcing me to "get gud" so I will recommend it just for that.

操作系统细碎，按键模式细碎，武器花样很多，但是空空导弹一坨答辩，这里面空空导弹命中全看运气，不管是哪一款，都是一坨稀碎，对面稍微带点位移那是一点中不了，都是几千年后的未来了，除了机体先进了，其他全部倒退了是吧，想打对面飞机基本只能靠机炮，前期反雷达还只能靠丢铁炸弹，这科技树点的不是一点半点的歪，问题蛮多的，优点基本没看到，这游戏唯一的爽的就是对地，但是对地也难受，但凡脱离中心一点就锁不上，我还不如去隔壁玩AC或者PJWM，爽你是一点没有，剧情也看不下去（这游戏没有中文，看着是真的累，所以干脆跳过）

fa abbastanza pietà

blatant ace combat ripoff, but still decent to play. it's quite dated, like ps2-era, so i'd say just get ace combat 7 or project wingman instead.

I feel like comparing this to Ace Combat games is a bit unfair and wrong. This game is pretty much its own thing (maybe they took a few things as inspiration, but that's about it). To make it short, this is perhaps the most anime Arcade Flight Sim games I've ever seen. Maybe even surpassing AC on that level. Also, the fact that it has 30 missions is insane. It's an aging game so controller configuration was hell in the beginning. You'll probably use the shoulder buttons instead of the trigger buttons for thrust and brakes. The rest is up to your preferences. If you need to yaw left or right, just tilt the jet slightly to the left or right and it'll respond. Other than that, [b] PLAY THE GAME IN EASY MODE IF YOU'RE JUST STARTING. [/b] Doesn't matter if you're an AC veteran. Every jet -- yours' and the enemies' -- will be stuck at the stats the developers gave them. You're going to start with a bad jet while enemies may have better ones, and they'll be swarming you. And the planes have weight. You can easily stall, get hit by enemies, and have reduced maneuverability if you fly wrong. If solely you and and the enemies are facing off while using the same jets, you have to play smart, fly smart and fly patiently. The AI is no joke and there are no flares and no magical hi g maneuvers that'll save you. The game doesn't hold hands with you, and I like that. Storywise, you and your companions take on missions as independents at the beginning while also desiring to figure out a mystery that drives the characters. They (and us players) also get to know more about the setting's politics and hidden mysteries that may or may not lead to even more questions. Speculation can be fun. There won't be preachy sermons of morality. [spoiler] All factions were quite literally at fault (despite being perhaps unaware of it) in the creation of what I could argue the true enemies in the game [/spoiler]. And there is no deification of characters, which happens a lot in AC. There are a lot of great pilots in the game's universe and you're just regarded as one of them as you take on more daring tasks. As for superweapons because, of course, they're pretty great. Some originals, some taken from inspiration. There are a lot of megastructures and megacities. Settingwise, it is some of the most hyperborean and anime things I've ever seen and I love it. At the same time, the way characters and factions react, speak, and think is realistic. It lacks the theatrics AC games had and perhaps that's a good thing? You decide. So yes. I love this game for being RaidersSphere4th. It doesn't try to be a carbon copy of other games and only focuses on the story they made. Instead of recycling another game's story (hopefully not), it makes their own and maximizes the hyperborean levels in storytelling and whatnot. I needed this when I'm craving for an Arcade Flight Sim game. Honestly, so long as it has good controls, good story, good enemies, and a challenge, I'm eating it up.

For ace combat knock off, it's not that bad. If someone had said this was a spin off without prior knowledge, you'd think this was part of the franchise. What makes it difficult though is it definitely shows it's age. Game runs fine, but the QoL features are rough around the edges. I'd say yea for enthusiasts who love ace combat style games. It almost feels like a Vita game. Might feel better to play on the Deck. During combat, you are mostly better off just using the machine gun the entire time. i'll commend it for being an indie game that does the genre well.