Wild Blue Skies

If you like Star Fox get this game. Stages have multiple routes, secrets, and multiple collectables. This makes playthroughs fresh or hard if you choose to. We don't see on the rail shooters all that often and playing this brings me back to the days to the good ol days of gaming. Games does great job with Saturday morning cartoon looks during cut scenes. At this price point its a no brainer.

Eu já joguei o Star Fox do Super Nintendo, do Nintendo 64 e agora o do Nintendo Switch 2, e nunca tive tanta dificuldade de jogar esses estilos de jogos como estou passando com esse aqui. Não sei se estou ficando ruim ou o jogo esta meio que injusto na dificuldade. Até o jogo Fur Squadron Phoenix já consegui chegar no final do jogo e desse ainda não. E tem algo de positivo e que o jogo esta com a interface e legendas em Português Brasil, o que não esta falando na pagina do jogo na Steam. Nota 6/10.

It's basically starfox 64 but better, more challenging, EXTREMELY fast pace. If you felt like starfox 64 was too easy for you, That's where you will find your real challenge!

I made it to right before the last level in 45 minutes, and some of that time was me sitting on my phone and running the tutorial. The first level is literally lifted from I think starfox 64? That could be the wrong game but I was watching lets plays the other day and i swear almost minute for minute of play it's identical except it's smaller. It's beautiful. but not worth it.

Muy buen juego es muy similar a otros de n64, me encanto espero puedan agregar mas DLC mas contenido y tambien dinamicas, Tambien espero un sliptscreen share y cooperativo en linea y local, buen trabajo !

The controls on this game actively fight you. You brake and roll to make a tight turn... only instead you just DON'T MOVE. What good is breaking in a rail shooting if it stops your entire movement?

It breaks my heart to admit that I refunded Wild Blue Skies. I so desperately wanted to love it having been a massive fan of Star Fox 64. There are things that are done well that leave you optimistic, but conversely, glaring problems that leave a deep feeling of dissatisfaction. At its best, Wild Blue Skies is a loving tribute; at its worst, a shallow carbon copy. Everything from the vibrant colors, beautiful character design, and voice actors capture the charm of a Saturday morning cartoon. The cel-shading art direction feels fresh and frankly fits the tone. I truly felt as if I could walk down a toy aisle and see an action figure of Bowie hanging on a peg next to the others. I wanted more! I wanted banter, I wanted cutscenes in between each level, and I wanted some personal stakes in the adventure. It just all felt very shallow. The ship handling was serviceable but with questionable decisions. Separate buttons for firing your laser and locking on feel counterintuitive which naturally forces players to lean into one or the other but not both. Bombs feel completely unnecessary and I found myself not using them at all. A lack of classic loops and u-turns feel weird and stripped down. It just felt like Star Fox but less. The level design can be simple and beautiful, but uninspired. Many of them are simple beat-for-beat reskins of previous Star Fox levels. Stages feel strangely balanced. Some boss battles are simply easy to the point of feeling broken while your teammates have such small health pools that all three companions can be wiped out within minutes of a stage. It may be nostalgia talking, but Wild Blue Skies made me feel cynical… as if someone copied my best friend’s homework. I was left questioning myself. Was I the problem? Was it that this was a game for children and I had simply grew up? I had far more fun with Whisker Squadron Survivor and would argue that game had less to offer than this one. I think I just wanted a spiritual successor with its own identity, but was left with an uninspired replica of something I once loved.