- July 19, 2010
- Invent4 Entertainment
Razor2: Hidden Skies
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About
Razor2: Hidden Skies is a vertical scrolling shooter game with intense action and vibrant graphics. The player controls a fighter plane equipped with various weapons, battling against hordes of enemy aircraft and bosses across different stages. With its challenging gameplay and upgradable arsenal, Razor2 provides an exciting and rewarding experience for shoot-em-up enthusiasts.











- The game features an enjoyable thematic soundtrack and decent graphics, providing a visually appealing experience.
- Gameplay is satisfying and fun, with a variety of weapons available to tackle enemies.
- For those who enjoy classic shoot'em up games, it can be a fun experience if obtained at a significant discount.
- The game suffers from poor controls, frustrating hit detection, and a lack of originality, making it feel generic and repetitive.
- There is no save feature, forcing players to restart from the beginning after losing, which can be extremely frustrating.
- The game is plagued by bugs, crashes, and performance issues, leading to a disappointing overall experience.
gameplay
41 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Razor2: Hidden Skies has been widely criticized for being generic, repetitive, and lacking in depth, with many reviewers noting poor mechanics, clunky controls, and frustrating collision detection. While some players appreciated the upgrade system, the overall experience is marred by uninteresting enemy patterns and a lack of creativity, leading to a deeply unsatisfying and monotonous gameplay experience. Many feel the game fails to meet the standards of the shmup genre, resembling a poorly executed student project rather than a polished title.
“Gameplay is fun, and familiar.”
“I like the upgrade system, and gameplay, even if the menus and graphics aren't as polished.”
“Razor 2: Hidden Skies tries gallantly to emulate the shmups of yore, but falls flat not for want of creativity (though it could certainly use a bit more), but due to inexcusable issues with the game mechanics themselves.”
“The gameplay is monotonous and uninteresting, and collision detection is indiscernible.”
“Gameplay is very poor and unpolished as it gets repetitive, cheap (as in enemies coming in from behind unexpectedly), and boring (predictable and lame enemy patterns, and bosses take forever to kill without appropriate weapons or upgrades).”
“The gameplay is repetitive and boring; even before the end of the first level, I wanted to stop playing.”