
Super Sky Arena is a modern re-imagination of Starfox multiplayer! Local multiplayer dogfights for up to 4 Friends (or Enemies). Your Friends are too far away to join you on your couch? Host an online game for them instead or play against the AI. Multiplayer fun for all!
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Languages: English*, German*languages with full audio support
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[h1]Star Fox Inspired, Sky Arena Does Pack 4 Player Couch Co-op Fun[/h1] [url=http://gonewiththewin.com/early-access-sky-arena-starfox-inspired-arena-combat/]FULL PREVIEW[/url] EXCERPT: "My testing crews consisted of gamers aged seven years old to a young forty; ranging from experienced pros to casual gamers. An interesting pattern developed each time we played. Games would get off to a slow cautious start; perhaps it was new players getting used to the controls, or feeling each other out. Within minutes my friends are zooming by each other, laughing or gasping in desperation. At first, not a lot of chatter, but the silence dies faster than a ship running into well placed energy wall. Ten to fifteen minutes later…trash talking, jumping up and down, strange gang signs, and people demanding rematches. Changed friends around, and the results were the same. " What we are liking: - 4 player co-op fun for all ages and gamer experience levels - Star Fox graphics are ancient history now What we don't like: - No one's online, like ever - Star Fox was more than just split screen dogfighting
is this game dead or something? go buy sky rogue instead
I've met the developers at CoxCon so I may be biased, but also I played a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of this game at the said event, and it was brilliant! Fast paced, easy to learn, difficult to master, with great art, soon with great and hilarious voices, this game is a blast!
Great game for fans of star fox 64. dunno if it'll ever get finished, but what's here is awesome.
This game feels like what STARFOX ZERO multiplayer should feel like Unfortunately, that's all there is. like come on son lemme get a story or some single player action at least! potential is there tho so ye.
Multiplayer was my favorite aspect of the few Star Fox games I've played, and Super Sky Arena captures and tweaks the concept extremely well. The maps are tight, but not crowded; the gameplay fast, but not too difficult for new players pick up and have fun. There are ample options to outwit your opponent and various pickup items that require skill to deploy. It's still in early access as of this writing, but it's very polished. I've never seen a glitch or crash mid-game. The maps are varied and contain obstacles and designs that give strategic advantages to skilled fliers. The characters have fun little voices that announce things based on who's winning the match. Very little about it feels unfinished or unbalanced for casual play. If you're looking for a great local/online multiplayer game, it's definitely worth the buy--despite the Early Access state it's been in for a rather extended period of time (as of this review).
this is a great game just as good as star fox 64 multiplayer. AI bots are good. can't wait to try the finished product.
This game is criminally underrated and deserves to be played; especially by Star Fox fans.
Very fun lack a little more arms and defense but it give us realy good time
I saw the Game Grumps play this game and I was awestrucked by it. It looked like a time machine back to my childhood spent playing Starfox 64 with my friends. I had to get it and play this game with them! I know I should not expect this game to be an exact replica of Starfox with upgrades but the similarities are so strong you start blurring the line between them My friend and I had a hard time playing it. - The booster bar is around your aiming reticle and it's hard to see - Maybe we were just not getting the hang of it but barrel rolls were pretty much ineffectives - Some of the maps are full of outcrops that you gotta dodge, which is fine if you like it. But the play area is so small, I was getting claustrophobic. I was expecting a bit more room to maneuver and if you get too high (which is not that high to be honest) you start taking damage. - The pace at which the game is updated is quite long (Last update was 54 days ago according to an ingame time tracker) so it's a bit worrying. Although, they do update the game. I picked the OST with the game; its got 8 songs and 3 of them are variations of the same level. It's okay but a bit bland to my liking. For the game, sure it sets the mood but I'm not gonna put them on my MP3 player. All in all, not a bad game but not a great one either.
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