- April 16, 2020
- Qplaze
Galaxy Warfighter
If a shoot-’em-up had an infinite mode, it might look like this.
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About
Taking its roots from the classic games in the shoot'em up genre, «Galaxy Warfighter» conveys the old ideas in a new way. Piloting your fighter ship, you have to fight hordes of enemies with unpredictable strategies and attack schemes. Well, and if you think that the usual enemies are too easy, «Galaxy Warfighter» will put you face to face with the ruthless bosses. You should not underestimate th…





- The game features solid controls that make it easy to navigate through levels.
- The progression system is satisfying and provides a sense of reward for upgrades.
- The retro-style graphics and action can be enjoyable for fans of the genre.
- The game quickly becomes repetitive with limited enemy types and boss encounters.
- There is a lack of variety in levels and content, making the gameplay feel stretched and tedious.
- The music is monotonous, with only one song playing on a loop throughout the game.
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is criticized for its repetitive nature, with players expressing frustration over the lack of variety in missions and bosses. Many felt that after a few levels, the gameplay became monotonous, offering little in terms of new experiences or narrative development. Overall, the story fails to engage players, leading to a sense of stagnation throughout the missions.
“I kept going through mission after mission hoping for a new boss or an enemy that would keep things fresh, but that hope faded as I kept flying the same missions for what felt like endless waves.”
“I know I went through a lot of stages, and it felt like they never really changed at all, and I ran into most bosses at least 6 times out of ten missions.”
“After four levels, I had probably seen everything the game has to offer as I played 20 missions and saw nothing that I had not seen in the first 4.”
Galaxy Warfighter (Nintendo Switch)
A paint by numbers entry into what’s becoming an inflated genre but the gameplay can still be fun despite feeling repetitive, especially late on.
60%Galaxy Warfighter (Switch) Review
If a shoot-’em-up had an infinite mode, it might look like this.
70%PC Review - 'Galaxy Warfighter'
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