STAR WARS™: Squadrons

not good

Absolute garbage.

When this game came out, I was hoping for a new PC game in the vein of the X-Wing games, or at least Rogue Squadron, etc. As it turns out, this is not a PC game, it is a port of a console game whose mouse&keyboard controls were gimped in order to level the playing field so that console players have a chance in cross-platform multiplayer too. As a result, the game is functionally not playable on PC unless you have a controller or a joystick. I could see myself liking this game if there was for example a single-player-only option to play the campaign with m&k controls that are not akin to pulling the nose of your ship around on a rope in order to aim at moving targets during frantic dogfights, but alas, that was not a priority at launch and I'm afraid time has proven that it is time to let all hope for the implementation of working mouse controls go.

Szerettem bár kicsit rövidnek éreztem a storit. A multiplayer játékmódod nem szeretem semmyilen játékban így sokáig nem kötött le. Ha sikerül akciósan megvásárolnod akkor ajánlom, a storit érdemes végigvinni.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. This game uses "Easy"AntiCheat. It has bricked the game entirely for me with no possible solution found. I've just wasted two hours trying to get it working. DO NOT BUY.

Muito bom com o Hotas e PSVR2

no f###### way

I don't feel there's much skill or tactics to the gameplay. First, it's hard to get situational awareness because all you have is a radar that shows angle, but not distance, and no other information. Targets far away, that are not a threat, are shown with equal prominence to those that are actually shooting at you. Other games, such as the X series, do this better by at least including distance and target type. So most of the time you are spinning in circles just trying to figure out what to shoot at next, and guessing wrong. Power management was meant to add a strategic layer to the game, but is overdone and artificial. Putting power to shields seems to regenerate twice as fast, at a negligible cost to speed. Similar with weapons. Same with balancing shields. So you're forced to constantly twiddle these in a fight, to the degree that it becomes busywork rather than some kind of tactical decision. The scenarios are ridiculous: you shoot down enemy ships in just a few hits for some reason, while enemies take 10X that to kill you, plus you can just repair anyway. Just you and a dozen allies, mostly you, are able to take out capital ships. Why would the Empire even bother building capital ships if they are that easy to destroy? The levels are mostly empty space, so little to break up the game just being spinning in circles and twiddling with power management to spin faster. The only good thing I can really say about the game is they did a good job of the keybind mapping screen, so if you want to play with a joystick you can.

There is no excuse for an arcade space simulator to have mouse+keyboard controls that bad. Nearly unplayable if you can only invert the y-axis.

the account keep switching back to female appearance and voice . absolutely annoying, cannot be corrected.