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About 15-20 years ago, such 3D space shooters were great. The free movement, big levels, nice ships, devastating weapons. Everything was cool,About 15-20 years ago, such 3D space shooters were great. The free movement, big levels, nice ships, devastating weapons. Everything was cool, even the word cool was not yet used too much.. If you liked such games in the past, you may like it even on the switch. Its a decent 3D space shooter game. But I´m afraid, the standards are a bit higher now. Its not bad. Really not. I do even like it! And I play it from time to time. But I have other games I spent much much much more time with. But still, you may enjoy it! Its not an AAA game, but its not a B game. But honestly I was expecting a bit more. Not much more, but a bit at least. You can check my video and make your own opinion...https://youtu.be/g9iHBpZpHN4

If you’re a fan of the golden era 3D space shooters that permeated gaming in the mid to late 90s, I can virtually guarantee you’ll enjoy Strike Suit Zero. That being said, it is at best a solid and enjoyable entry in the genre that doesn’t do much to advance it. Its performance levels make it a bit of a rough ride as well. All that said, its grasp on the genre is solid enough that I still found myself having a very good time playing it. If you’re hankering for a classic 3D space shooter you can take on the go, give Strike Suit Zero a shot.

There’s no escaping the fact that Strike Suit Zero is a let-down, despite the promise of this enhanced edition. The Director’s Cut has fixed issues with checkpointing and, in terms of content, is certainly a generous package on Switch, but the game never escapes the fact that its central conceit isn’t satisfactorily delivered upon. With better mech controls and some more time and care put into delivering more varied missions this could have been a great little space combat game, but as it stands it’s hard to recommend to anyone other than diehard space jockeys.

Pas trop vilain pour un jeu "indé" et la musique est réussie. Voix (en anglais seulement) passables. Effets sonores moyens : c'est duPas trop vilain pour un jeu "indé" et la musique est réussie. Voix (en anglais seulement) passables. Effets sonores moyens : c'est du "piou-piou" sans imagination. Les commandes sur le pad sont assez bien disposées malgré l'absence de vue cockpit virtuel (la vue est fixe). Maniabilité déplorable : imprécision permanente, sensation de flou désagréable et ce n'est pas la vue extérieure (optionnelle) qui peut aider (c'est même pire). Beaucoup de vaisseaux à l'écran certes mais pourquoi est-ce aussi confus ?Conclusion : les vieux Freespace et Wing Commander peuvent dormir sur leurs deux oreilles du sommeil des justes, on est pas près de revoir des simulations de combat spatial de cette qualité (sans même mentionner TIE Fighter). Strike machin est décidément trop bâclé et trop bancal pour prétendre à quoi que ce soit.

Not going to say that it's the best game ever for space flight (not that I've played others, it's my first one). The controls are wierd butNot going to say that it's the best game ever for space flight (not that I've played others, it's my first one). The controls are wierd but you learn pretty quickly. Beautiful backgrounds for every level. Story is okay at best.Overall for this one, it's my personal opinion that takes hold of me. It get's an 8 because I keep coming back to play it. My personal enjoyment lead to this score.If I would look pure objetively at this game. 6. Maybe 7. But because every victory fills me with satisfaction and every time I win with little to no life left, I feel superior to the poor colonists in the game. Makes sence since You're in the Strike Suit. But you're not invincible. The sense of coming out alive feels great in the game. Solid 8 for me.

The game has a good concept but dreadful execution. The missions are too long and have unskippable portions where boring characters areThe game has a good concept but dreadful execution. The missions are too long and have unskippable portions where boring characters are talking and all you can do is wait for them to finish while flying in circles. Only get it while it's free.

I wanted to like this game, but the story line is painful, the controls are quite off, and there's nothing about this game that makes it worthI wanted to like this game, but the story line is painful, the controls are quite off, and there's nothing about this game that makes it worth a single penny. If you can get it for free, go for it... but expect to get what you pay for... nothing.

With competent gameplay and a great concept, if it had had more investment behind it and a bit of a polish, this game could have been excellent.

It’s not a bad game and the general combat can have moments of fun. But as I said at the start, most of the time when I was playing this title, I just kept thinking to myself “I am not enjoying this and would rather be doing something else right now”. Take that for what you will.

Those who are fans of space combat games (e.g. Homeworld, Wing Commander or X-Wing) can do no harm by checking out this game on the Xbox One, and those who haven't delved into the world of space combat to date should take a close look at this title too, as there is some fun to be had.

Until Star Citizen and Elite: Dangerous hopefully re-ignite the space-opera genre, Strike Suit Zero is pretty much as good as it gets.

This game was produced by Kickstarter and a bunch of gamers with enough money to support a good idea. It turns out to be a lot of fun and is aThis game was produced by Kickstarter and a bunch of gamers with enough money to support a good idea. It turns out to be a lot of fun and is a very polished arcade game. At first I felt like I was playing the most graphically impressive version of Galaga ever made but after the first level it has a personality of its own. If you are familiar with the mobile game Galaxy on Fire then you'll feel at home with the controls. The explosions in the game look awesome; they are a bright light then explosion with fire, then a space suction that seems to barely implode right before exploding (sounds weird but looks cool). There are multiple ships to use and they transform into robots that look like something out of Armored Core. It is very fun and replayable.

It may lack in variety, but the core conceit of Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut is both sound and consistently enjoyable. Swoop in with your ship, turn into a robot, destroy everything, get the hell out. It's not subtle, but it is good, wholesome, dumb fun.

Top quality game. It is consistently enjoyable, and by no means easy. Swooping around ships in your suit is unique to this game, and isTop quality game. It is consistently enjoyable, and by no means easy. Swooping around ships in your suit is unique to this game, and is strangely satisfying. The graphics look absolutely sweet on Xbox One, with the art style being as new and radical as anyone could want, with the bright and coloured backgrounds of outer space.

Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut isn't a bad game, it's just not a particularly great one. If you're screaming out for a space combat game in the Colony Wars mould, however, this will certainly fit the bill. Just don't expect to be playing Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut for a particularly long time after you've beaten the missions the first time around.