In the distant future, humanity has turned Venus into a livable environment. However, not all is well on Venusian soil as political intrigue pushes the way to help a young girl, the ace pilot known as Sonic Venus, to find the whereabouts of her missing father.
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RaidersSphere4th is an Ace Combat ripoff. It is a good one though. Pretty much the gameplay is the exact same as Ace Combat 1-4 with the visuals reminding me a lot of Ace Combat 3 Electrosphere. Many of the planes are made up, but a few seem to be references to actual planes or Ace Combat super planes. There is some nice mission variety going on with some missions being basic, "kill all the bad guys missions" while others get more interesting such as destroying groud targets with ecm coverage. The ecm only last for a little bit and jams all targeting system so you can only use your guns but the enemy can also only use theirs. Upon destroying all the targets in an area yo have to climb back up to 10,000 feet to avoid being detected when the ecm wears off and then repeat this process at different target sites. There are other missions that have variety like this but this one seemed to b
Oh hey it's a voiced, fun, extremely PS1/PS2 Ace Combat game. Play it, you fools!
A nice little arcade combat flight game, in the style of the older Ace Combat games. I like it, but there are a few notable flaws: - While the game runs well on my i7-3630QM/GT630M laptop in windowed, the game has major graphical issues when trying to run fullscreen. - The missile lock sound is a tad obnoxious, and you'll likely find yourself turning the volume of the game down pretty far because of it. - The game is grapically very dated. While it's not a glaring issue to me, some players may be turned off by the low poly models and the flat ground textures. All said, I enjoy the game and would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes arcade flight games.
Pro- great story with lots of plot twists no hands held gameplay great soundtrack (not available on steam to play seperatly. no soundtest mode; hunt down ost on the web) early 6th gen style graphics (looks more high end on higher shader settings) diverse objective oriented missions (rarely does it ever amount to "kill everything") final mission is epic (dont want to spoil it. kill big my friends.) 3D vision, 3D-Dive (whatever that is), Oculus DK1&2 support. con- control config was forged in hell (patched) emphasis on the control config (good luck setting that rudder) (emphasis on patched) no countermeasures; dodge missiles manually (may be a good thing) water requires at least "High" shader settings to look good; which is poorly optimized shaders are poorly optimized Too much fun. You shall not escape. Despite it's flaws if you go in expecting a nostalgic flight c
What I think about this game : It's an arcade combat flight sim that takes place on Planet Venus. The combat fight mechanics has the same (or at least similar) style as those of classic Ace Combat series. The AIs are quite good in this game. Like other good combat flight sims, we can't always rely on missiles alone as they can be so agile in maneuvering. So, this what makes dogfighting really fun in this game. Same goes for the friendly AIs. They are also competent in assisting the players when dealing with the enemies. As for the jets, it has a fair amounts of playable jets to choose from ( I haven't finished the game yet, so I don't know how many are in the game yet). The graphics, while seemingly outdated if compared to many other modern combat flight sim games , still looks OK. Of course, it's better ito enable "shader settings" at the launcher screen. Since I'm playing this on la
It's not a bad game, but I can't recommend to a general public- its heavily "doujin" quality, lot of places are bare bone and has tons annoying audio glitches (like music starts to loop on its own, or missile alert sound doesn't stop, no game credit ending) Graphic on screenshot is what you get. There are graphic option to it, but I tried max and the game looked like less than PS2 but played around 10FPS. (fyi I can play Dark Souls3 with max setting with no issue, I do play on desktop) I don't mind if its not pretty to look at, however if it is not optimized correctly that's where I draw a line The missiles are super short range that guns are more reliable to shoot down any air targets, and even rockets are easier to use than missiles. Plane design is nice, but it shares from all old raider sphere planes. Near the end the enemy planes has so much mobility that they can keep you on tail
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