- December 4, 2015
- Alex Piola
AX:EL - Air XenoDawn
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About
"AX:EL - Air XenoDawn" is a space combat simulation game that features fast-paced aerial dogfighting and strategic decision-making. Players take on the role of a skilled pilot, tasked with defending their home planet from an alien invasion. With a variety of customizable ships and weapons at their disposal, players must master advanced maneuvers and tactics to emerge victorious in large-scale battles.











- The game offers a surprisingly fun experience with enjoyable flying mechanics and customization options for aircraft.
- It's free to play, making it accessible for anyone looking for a casual gaming experience.
- The developer is responsive and actively works on improving the game, which shows commitment to the community.
- The controls can be frustrating and unresponsive, making gameplay difficult and less enjoyable.
- There are numerous bugs and optimization issues that can lead to crashes and poor performance.
- The game lacks depth in its missions and overall gameplay, making it feel repetitive and lacking in content.
story
62 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally considered mediocre, with a mix of straightforward missions and a somewhat generic plot that lacks depth. Players often find the mission structure frustrating, particularly due to unclear objectives and navigation issues, which detracts from the overall experience. While some appreciate the ambiance and the concept of mercenary missions, many feel that the execution is lacking, resulting in a forgettable narrative.
“The story mode is cool; I particularly like the 'ambience' it conveys.”
“There is a solid solo campaign, complete with a good story and a pretty cool report you are given for each mission.”
“I liked the whole concept, and although the story is a bit generic, I have no major complaints.”
“The premise behind the story may seem fine as a concept; however, the dialogue and grammar leave a lot to be desired.”
“Unfortunately as far as games go, it's not a huge amount of fun; you have some 'morphing' advanced fighter plane that can change shape and turn into a submarine, there's 10 mediocre missions where you shoot uninspired enemies and the game engine gets shown off a lot.”
“This game is nowhere near finished; the menu is awkward to navigate with nothing really explained, and it crashed and hardlocked my computer during the first mission.”