stratO

Honestly really fun, pretty difficult to get used to but is rewarding once you learn. Amazing game, especially for the price

Tags: 6DOF - Flight & Space Pilot Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Unity Engine Superman64 score attack flying inside rings. Plane that veers left and right in abrupt motions. Camera has trouble keeping smooth. Visibility is nil. Assets are minimalistic. Hard pass. I believe there is an old console game in which you fly as superman through rings. This is the same idea. Score attack, you gracefully go from circle to circle, avoid the skyscrape shaped rectangles, avoid the occasional yellow arrow chasing you. Except I found the camera and controls to not be so fluid at all. I know from experience that this can be due to the small display screen I am using at the moment, but based on what I saw, even if the controls were fluid, this simply is too simple and barebones to warrant a place in my permanent collection. I would rather see it removed so that better quality games stand a better chance of being noticed in my library.

The controls are a little bit wonky at first but the game is super dope. Fun to relax and vibe out to and also fun to play with friends and scream as they crash into stuff. Would recomend.

Great game to waste time on, isn't worth 9.99 full but as a part of a bundle? Amazing.

[h1]First time playing:[/h1] When you first get into the game you start off in black space with the plane flying. Then, some words appear which I forgot what they say, but it's nothing that actually teaches you or tells you anything about the game. I am impatient, though, so I mashed all of the buttons (using PS3 controller). Maybe I skipped the introduction (if there is one). After that it sends you straight into the game. If you're like me and you have been watching Moatdd play the game, you came in thinking "I got this." But after 15 seconds of being in the game reality hits you. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] IT IS NOT AS EASY AS IT LOOKS! Don't come into the game with the mentality that you're going to pull off what Moatdd (or anybody else) is doing. The game does have a learning curve. You will not get into the game and pull off awesome stunts. You will have to put time into the game and practice. Flying the craft is a skill itself. This gives you a sense of accomplishment whenever you do manage to pull off a stunt or turbo manouver through a small tunnel. I highly recommend it if you're looking for a game you can randomly play, such as while waiting for your League of Legends queue to load. [h1]Graphics:[/h1] Graphics wise, the game is really crisp. I am playing on a GTX 970 at 1920x1080 resolution and hit an average of 150 FPS. This is all with max settings. When I first saw the game I thought "Oh, look at all of those things! Looks flashy and awesome. Must play!" [h1]Summary:[/h1] Overall this is a great game. The only negative thing is that I am having a hard time learning how to fly, but that's my own fault I guess. For sure worth the $9.99 and will recommend to friends. [h1]TL;DR[/h1] [list] [*]Game has a hard learning curve (for me at least). [*]You might rage quit or give up. [*]Crisp graphics. [*]A lot of options to fiddle with. [*]Good game to randomly play. [*]Would personally recommend. [/list]

Strato is a unique game in which you are in control of a paper plane darting, weaving and slinding your way through obstaces in order to collect the highest possible number of rings :D. Highly recommened this game its fun and very enjoyable but its has a skill curve, which takes a little while to master, it Will be harder for casual players to take to but after you've mastered that you'll have alot of fun playing this game.

It's a great game with a pretty big learning curve. But once you get the hang of it you're free to do as you please! Defy the laws of physics! See how good you can get! Or just have FUN! This game has a large amount of potential and is made to be pure fun. I enjoyed it. I hope you all will too! :D

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"StratO" isn't just another game in my Steam library; it's an exhilarating journey that tests both my reflexes and strategic thinking. The game's unique concept of controlling individual air deflectors rather than just directing the plane traditionally is both challenging and rewarding. Mastering the controls to perform tight aerobatic stunts and recoveries feels genuinely fulfilling, like I'm part of an elite group of pilots. The procedurally-generated world of "StratO" is a playground for creativity and skill. As I glide, swoop, and dive through rings, each maneuver feels like a dance with gravity. The game pushes me to my limits, demanding dedication and determination, but the sense of achievement when executing perfect stunts is unparalleled. I appreciate the deep game mechanics that intertwine various actions like sliding, boosting, tucking, and magnetizing. The complexity adds layers to the gameplay, making every session a learning experience. The fact that the game is challenging yet approachable is a testament to its design - simple to learn but hard to master. The support for different controllers, including flight sticks, and the customizable controls, make "StratO" accessible and enjoyable for various players. The attention to detail, like the alternate color scheme for players with Deuteranopia, shows the developers' commitment to inclusivity. In conclusion, "StratO" is more than a game; it's a testament to skillful flying and strategic gameplay. It stands out not just for its unique mechanics and challenging gameplay but for the sense of pride and accomplishment it instills in players. For anyone looking for a game that breaks the mold of traditional flight sims, "StratO" is a must-try.

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