Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders reviews

First of All: Does the Game make fun? Answer: YES! Is it a Big Game? Answer: NO! Short and crisp; That we are not dealing with a Flight Simulator here should be clear to anyone who deals with the Description even very briefly. Realitic Flight physics, Realistic Engine handling and/or even half-credible weapon/damage physics can be safely flattered out of the Window. This is an arcade shooter pure Water. A Joystick Improves handling somewhat, but overall both the Handling of the Grohes and the Hit Model are very tremlike, precise Maneuvers a thing of impossibility and all the Gameplay in general more brushed on "German eating" (Is my Crosshairs About the same direction as my Opponent? If so: Fire Free!) The Control By Stick is minimally more accurate than that by Mouse or Keyboard, but if you don't call a Joystick its own, it's not Worth Buying into this Game Especially; That's how a huge advantage you don't get out of it. This would be much better, but by and large the thing is Quite solid and mood. In Multiplayer I haven't been on the road yet, but the Seem to be one of the big Pluses for the Game. I can imagine very well that the Geballer is having fun with a few Friends of animal Fish. What we Dedicate ourselves to the Negative Aspects of the Game: The Single Player. The Campaigns, individual missions and AI bid fights are ... Well, "OK," but also not so really the yellow from the Egg. Sure, arcade shooter, so I don't expect to be bothered with Realism in any way here, but if the Dev suddenly Strips me at once 65% of my Hit points in the middle of the mission After impeccable flight, 2 Enemy Hunting Rails to Side rudder Knoch and me Engine Dropout into the previously actually flawless and Truffle-free ME-626 built in and told me that I only have Exactly 60 seconds to land, because otherwise I run out of fuel and I no longer even in The Gliding Flight the 500m to the Runway Can travel (Since the Aircraft knows only one direction without Spill: Downwards ... Arcade Physics FTW!) , then strike with me ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥-and Frustration hands, and all the Way To the Stop. And CUTSCENES! ... Oh my God, the CUTSCENES ... They interrupt the Game, just like that, in the Middle of It. The World stops the Air for 2 Seconds, you get a scrap of "storry" set for the Mission (Why? Is "fly around and Bang anything that is not marked as a Friend!" Is not enough?) And is completely ripped out of his "Hunting Drive ..." Only to continue after the end of the Scene without warning exactly where one was upgraded before ... Even if you were still on the Road in a Nosedive and tried NOT to become a Graycake on the Ground. I don't know how the Younger Generation is doing, but if I put the Joystick Into Zero position to watch the Cutscene, then it takes me longer than 0.01 Seconds to get back on "OMFG! Raising! HOCHZIEHEN!!!. " Such crude carvers simply don't have to be and can only be explained with "Grotto bad or untalented Level designer" or "Naked, unadorned Laziness." Verdict: For it multiplayer possibly QUITE Fun, The single player has its Weaknesses (MISSIONSDESING!!!), the Graphics are "Okeish," the tax Gain Hackelig, but sufficient. Total 2.5/5 Points. For under £570 you can't actually complain, that's worth the Game on every case.