Hopefully beat it by then because I don’t think I’ll use the Game Pass enough for $15 a month.Sky Force Reloaded launched about 3 weeks ago and I still can’t get enough of the vertical shooter. Stuck trying to beat level 13 now and there’s still three more we haven’t unlocked. Overall, it’s been a fun game to work our way through during the summer. New types of hazards are introduced with each level, soon becoming common place in harder levels. The game doles out the difficulty increase smoothly. There’s no saving in the middle of levels but there’s no having to start from the beginning every time. There are lots of games with that general premise I’m sure. Top down scroller, waves of bad guys come and you can find weapon upgrades along the way.
In particular, it reminded me of Twin Cobra. And a mega-bomb that wipes the screen clear of bad guys when you’re getting overwhelmed.Īll in all, the game feels like a modern version of the games from my youth. A shield to give you temporary immunity essential on those levels where the screen becomes flooded with bullets. You can have a powerful laser that destroyers things faster. And others that give you a power-up at the start of each mission.Įffective use of power-ups can be essential to beating some missions. There are upgrades that increase the speed and range at which you can rescue humans. These permanent cards have almost as much impact on the game as ship upgrades. Each ship has a different role to play.Ĭards provide either temporary boosts to things like Star drops, firing rate, chance for more cards to drop, etc, or permanent bonuses. Another, the Swift, maneuvers faster making it easier to avoid fire, but has half the health of the others. One, the Ambulance, rescues Humans faster and has a very wide firing arc. Ship parts unlock different ships you can fly, each with special abilities. Unfortunately, you can max out these upgrades and then it’s all about your skill.Īs you play, you will also collect random ship parts and cards. How quickly you can kill something determines a lot of the difficulty. Missions go from being almost impossible to a comparable piece of cake with a couple upgrades. These upgrades make a world of difference.
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On the Insane difficulty, some of the enemies fire so fast that if you’re not on top of it, the screen will become saturated with weapon fire, making it impossible not to get hit.Īs you play you’ll earn stars which you can then spend to upgrade your ship. Some of the bosses are hard enough to just defeat, not taking any damage while doing it is an extra challenge.
Getting 100% really requires both players working together as sometimes there are streams of enemies planes flying across both sides of the screen. But nothing else in the game feels space themed). Rescuing all Humans is normally pretty achievable (Side note, I keep wanting to call this game Star Force, and I think it’s because you’re rescuing Humans. To unlock the next difficulty level you need to complete the previous level, earning all four achievements Kill 70% of enemies, Kill 100% of enemies, Rescue all Humans, Win Untouched (ie taking no damage). There are multiple levels and each level has three difficulties. You’ll face waves of enemy planes, tanks shooting cannons at you, missile firing helicopters, turrets filling the screen with bullets and over the top boss vehicles. You control an advanced fighter attacking waves of enemies while trying to rescue some humans. This is a great little scrolling shooter. But one we played a lot was Sky Force Reloaded. Overall, we’re tried a handful of games once and then moved on.
#SKY FORCE RELOADED LEVEL 13 FREE#
I jumped on that because why not? It would give me and my son a chance to try some games for essentially free during the summer when he’s home from school. At the start of the summer there was a deal for three months of X-box’s Game Pass for $1.
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