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Vertical Strike Endless Challenge

Vertical Strike Endless Challenge

|Japan|Arcade, Indie

7.8 /10

Pretty good

Niche

241 ratings
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A flight-based action game designed to be easy to pick up and enjoy right away, and be playable over short timeframes. Make use of a range of weapons and achieve dangerously high levels of mobility by disabling your Alpha Limiter to spear your way through waves of enemy attacks.

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Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.8/10 across 241 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

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Leans into Arcade, Indie, Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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PS3Blog.netthe_nmac · 22 Aug, 2018
6/10

VERTICAL STRIKE ENDLESS CHALLENGE is a competent aerial combat game, but the barebones presentation and subpar graphics hurt it. You will have fun chasing a new top score, but you can't chase and fight against other people, and that's disappointing. If you are looking for an air to air and air to land battle game and have that itch scratched, then this may do the trick.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 24 Jul, 2018
7/10

Vertical Strike is a super low budget and cheap little game, designed to give fans of the occasional dogfight a quick rush. Thanks to its tight and efficient mechanics, and the steady and enjoyable approach that it has to difficulty escalation, it achieves what it sets out to. Nothing more, and nothing less.

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