RaidersSphere4th

Demasiado texto en inglés, no sería un problemas si no fuesen muchos tecnicismo que ni conozco sobre cosas ficticias. Creo que está mal optimizado, ya que a veces me tira framedrops y la pc me va al 100. Los controles con Teclado y mouse son inútiles, aberrantes, vomitivos. Y ni hablemos de que no funciona con gamepads wireless.

Poorly designed mission, sluggish response across all planes, stats seem not even matter most of the time. If you have played AC, PW or similar game, this game will give you an aneurysm finishing it.

A very nice and nostalgic arcade style air combat game

Low budget and kind of janky, but well worth playing if you're an AC fan

Genuinely very surprised by how competent and fun this game is. basic colours and details aside (I died more than once from not being able to tell the difference between a tunnel and a wall) it's a fine Ace Combat-esq adventure in a sci-fi setting. If you're looking for a 3d based plane combat game you could do much, much worse than this.

2/10

Janky but i can fly a plane.. ;)

Very reminiscing of early Ace Combat with a Visual Novel in between levels. Weak points are the soundtrack and fighter designs, but the gameplay is solid fun

I've never played any Ace Combat games so I can't compare the two, but this was really fun and a pretty good test of skill. The missions are sufficiently numerous and varied. It's already pretty hard on Normal, and insanely hard on Hard. I did get through Hard eventually but ended up dropping the game once in the process before picking it up and finishing the job later. The story's alright. I like the art style, especially the design of the qt protag. The game bugs out sometimes in various nasty ways, requiring a restart. This could, occasionally, even make you replay a successfully finished mission due to getting stuck on the final screen. Didn't bother me too much. What did really bother me was the targeting mechanic. It's pretty random, and if there's a lot of targets in front of you, good luck targeting the thing you want. There are 2 assignable keys for cycling targets (one in default order, another in opposite order), but on a gamepad you almost certainly won't find a button you can assign to the second one because everything else will be taken. Also good luck binding yaw to buttons you'll actually be using. And on a keyboard... The keyboard isn't fully rebindable. You're stuck using arrow keys unless you use a third-party program. And you can't fly with the mouse. If you can overlook a few issues, this is pretty worth it.

It's like playing Ace Combat 3 again. The translation team sucks tho, should stick to actually translating instead of "localizing".