Flying Corps
It is a flight simulation game which is based on the theme of the World War 1 and is one of those which has really depicted a realistic flight war gameplay. You have 6 different planes in the game which are the ones that were famous in those times.
The planes have been modelled perfectly and have been given a lot of details.
You have both instant playing mode and the campaign mode for doing a wide variety of missions.
Coming to the planes again, the inner dynamics have been made with a good number of details which allow you to check the speed, the height of the aircraft, the targets, situational awareness and many other on board options which you can easily use and implement in the gameplay.
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Star Age: Space Combat
A promising game; similar to star fox, but it’s all space pvp. It moves away from the “big battleship” kind of gameplay you’ve come to expect from space shooters these days. Still rough overall, but if you enjoyed star fox: assault’s space multiplayer, you’ll want to wish list this game for sure.
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
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Skyratz
A fun Starfox-like that’s got a great arcade Battle Royale feel. Awesome to play with friends, especially since matchmaking is a bit tough right now. The devs say they are going to make more modes and characters, so I’m excited to check in pretty frequently.
– Real player with 18.1 hrs in game
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Rocket Sword
YOU ARE THE PROJECTILE
Rocket Sword is a fast-paced, gratuitous, 2.5D hack-n'-slash-meets-shoot-‘em-up full of blood, explosions, and explosions, inspired by games like Luftrausers, Devil May Cry, and Staggy the Boy Scout Slayer.
Operating the most powerful weapon in the universe—an indestructible jet-propelled greatsword—you must mow down hundreds of enemies as stylishly as possible, and earn points towards upgrading your superweapon with abilities and improvements.
FEATURES
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Chaos, blood, and explosions as far as the eye can see.
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Wave-based survival gameplay in open, spacious arenas.
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Responsive, breakneck combat with easy-to-learn controls.
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An expressive combo system that puts YOU in control of how the game is played.
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A funky, heart-pumping, retro-style original soundtrack.
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Juicy visual feedback, with hand-drawn and procedural effects for dozens of different attacks and interactions.
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Highly adjustable display settings for high-quality pixel-perfect visuals at any resolution.
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Made with love!!!!!!!!!!!!
Snowboard
This game sucks so much. I got diarrhea all night long after playin’ this.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
It feel like I got rape and didn’t realized it until the game is over.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Killing random dudes online
This game is incredible. Actually so well made and fun! Friends and I have played for hours and are still finding new mechanics and stuff to do. A must buy for any fan of war sims.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Caveat Emptor!
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Dragon War
This game has good potential. The idea of fighting other dragons and having to worry about more than one is rad. I like how each dragon varies and has different abilities but overall are the same, which makes the fighting a bit more fair. The AI will circle around a bunch and do lots of movements that can be very mind boggling or annoying. The game is obviously in early release so there is lots of updates that are needed. I definitely recommend this game and give it a chance to help devs build it further
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
Battle Arena VR
The game is a very immersive and dynamic, fast-paced shooter. Easy to get the controls and survive but harder to master, especially when my opponents use the hook to move around faster and in less predictable ways. I wish the bots to be smarter and to be able to fly around as I do (they just walk and jump). Worth checking out!
– Real player with 121.6 hrs in game
There are great games. There are great free games. But you know you’re playing something really fantastic when you’re playing a free game and you feel like you should be sending money to someone. This is a very fun game. It’s a PVP battle arena in VR with a twist. You’ve got a choice of weapons in your right hand, but in your left hand you have an electronic grappling hook that basically lets you navigate the map like you’re Spiderman. I was in the process of looping under a suspended pedestrian walkway and firing my hook into a new attachment point so that I would spiral back over the top of the bride to finish off an opponent when I realized that my face hurt from grinning. The tether that attaches to your hook has just enough elasticity that you can swing and bounce all over the map but still retain some semblance of control. The graphics are a little bit minecraft-ish, which isn’t my favorite stylistic choice, but the playability and engagement are off the charts. It’s one of those games that is just FUN. It’s immersive and everything just works/feels just right. They’ve done a particularly good job with the sound design and haptic feedback for your weapons. There’s something viscerally satisfying about feeling the kick from the gun and a specific type of haptic feedback that lets you know that you’ve hit your target or confirms a kill. It’s easy to dive in and start shooting, but there’s enough complexity that you’re not going to just immediately reach your maximum skill level. You play fast paced 5 minute matches with about a minute’s worth of cooldown/warmup between each. The voice chat feature works great and the players that I’ve played against have been a lot of fun. Look, it’s a very fun game. It’s free. Why would you not try it? If you hate it, you can yell at me for wasting your time and I’m a delicate little snowflake, so it’ll be fun for the whole family.
– Real player with 43.9 hrs in game
The Prabbits: Happy Dogfights !
Fun Game. Looking for more like this.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Flyland Wars: 1 Mountain Climb
Flyland Wars is more of a puzzle game than a straight-up action game. It only contains one level with two enemies but it took me a long time to figure out how to beat it. You can’t just rush in and killshot the laser like you’d expect, you need to read the stories in the trainer and part 1 to win. If you’re looking for a basic shoot-em-up, this game might not be for you, but if you want the satisfaction of beating what seems to be at first an unbeatable enemy, Mountain Climb may be more up your alley. The developer has prioritized gameplay over graphics, although the main menu UI is improved from the trainer. There are still some bugs and sometimes unresponsive controls, but Mountain Climb is a pretty good $3.99 challenge.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game