We are used to top-down shooters, but this time Galaxy Airforce War brings us the news from a more third-person perspective and that allows us to see more of the area through which our ship flies over the ground.
An interesting martian who does have a handicap and is the excessive price of skills and everything that is part of the freemium elements of this type of game. Otherwise it is an arcade that is left to play, so let's get to it.
With a different perspective
There are many shooters on other types of platforms who have used the perspective that we have in Galaxy Airforce War, and they have always been characterized by a great visual display, as happens with this game in which they have not wanted to put aside that realistic touch in the environments and a 3D which performs quite well.
It remains to be seen if the same can be said in a mid-range phone, since the performance is good, but sometimes it shows that he's a little "heavy". Be that as it may, we are facing a very worthy shooter in which combat is the best and in which we are going to have an important generation of all kinds of visual effects.
That is, everything we look for in a martian killer when whole squads of enemy ships they are launched towards us, or the typical final ship that launches multiple projectiles with the sole mission of damaging our ship and it explodes.
80 types of weapons, shields and upgrades in Galaxy Airforce War
Another of the virtues of this new game for Android are its improvements, shields and weapons. In total we have More than 80 and they will allow us to generate a great deployment of combat force to eliminate hundreds of enemy ships that will try to do the same against us.
We also have to have their levels and that according to the study in charge of their development from the product page in the Play Store, they are more than 150 levels. So we have fun for a while, as long as we do not need the crystals to continue playing, since we have a limited life. As a freemium title that demands that we use the crystals, which would be like the currency of the game and you know what we are talking about.
Another of the virtues, and essential in these martian killers, is the possibility of keep improving our ship to make it more powerful. It also encourages you to continue playing to have that super special ship that is capable of eliminating enemy hordes at once, so it is more than necessary that these elements are present, as it is with Galaxy Airforce War.
Everything perfect, except the menus and the freemium
There are two aspects that must be taken care of, and one of them is going to be complicated because a complete redesign of the menus. And it is not that they are updated, they do behave well visually and are on par with the rest of the game, although they look a bit rough. The other aspect that players have not liked very much is the excessive cost of freemium and that is not understood.
We are left with the combat and that perspective given that at certain times generates a good gaming experience. Gives that feeling of fly over well-kept environments and it offers us the ability to foresee the movement strategy to follow. That said, scrolling and interacting is sometimes tricky as you can move forward or backward, but it's not very intuitive. Another thing to improve.
Galaxy Airforce War is an interesting martian killer that has its details and its virtues. It is clear that fans of the genre is a game to be vitiated, but for the rest it may have that rough edge that forces us to move on to other games; how could it be this classic among the classics. Be that as it may, you have it available for free.
Editor's opinion
An interesting shooter that is no longer played, although it has some weaknesses such as its difficult control, the roughness of the menus and the excessive cost of freemium.
Punctuation in Spanish: 5,5
Best
- The perspective given
- Variety of skills and large number of levels
Worst
- Rough movement
- Menus needing visual enhancement
- Excessive cost of freemium
