- November 4, 2022
- Relative Games
CounterAttack
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About
CounterAttack is a side scrolling space shooter (shmup). Team up or fight solo, 1 - 4 player local or up to 8 players online coop, unlock upgrades, use powerful ultimate abilities, enhance your ship the way you want, and save the Earth from annihilation.
- The characters are well-developed and relatable, making the story engaging and immersive.
- The series offers a captivating blend of historical accuracy and fictional storytelling, providing readers with a rich understanding of WWII events.
- Griffin's writing style is entertaining and easy to read, keeping readers hooked from start to finish.
- Some readers feel that this installment lacks the action and excitement found in earlier books in the series.
- There are complaints about repetitive content and character backtracking, which can detract from the overall flow of the story.
- The book's ending leaves some main characters in unresolved situations, prompting dissatisfaction among readers who expect closure.
story
41 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is characterized by a focus on character development and the exploration of events rather than just the historical outcomes, creating a unique suspenseful experience. Readers appreciate the engaging storytelling, historical accuracy, and the depth of character relationships, although some note that the pacing can be slow and the narrative occasionally feels juvenile. Overall, it is seen as a compelling continuation of a well-loved series that immerses readers in the experiences of its characters during WWII.
“The story, as told by Mr. Griffin, actually plays into the fact that most Americans know the results, and thus he concentrates more on the characters and the manner of how the events occurred rather than the actual events themselves. This gives the story a fresh and different element of suspense—how and why things occurred as they did.”
“Engaging and entertaining, inspiring story based on true events.”
“Great characters and a wonderful story that will entice one to read the following novels.”
“The story is there but pieces seem missing.”
“A lot of the story is pretty juvenile in its telling.”
“He backtracks, repeats himself, and the story drags on at an extremely slow pace.”