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That level of control makes a difference. Now I haven't played Luftrausers but more of the same with more content and improvements can. The game starts with player controlling one appearing lumini. As I went on, I found more and more of these luminis. Three different types and they all have one special skill. The game is side scrolling in 3D environment, that was visually beautiful. I understand this game is from 2015 and—at times—it shows in the graphics.
World War II was the golden age for aerial warfare. Fighter jets, aircraft carriers, and anti-aircraft guns evolved rapidly, and victory in the sky became as crucial as conquering land and sea. Flying aces emerged from their respective nations, single-handedly gunning down hundreds of enemy planes. Luftrausers is a frantic, sepia-toned 2D shooter by developer Vlambeer (the studio behind the mobile hit ). It places you in the cockpit and makes you feel like one of history’s soaring champions.Flying your speedy, maneuverable jet feels like Asteroids with gravity. Simply managing to stay out of the water is a challenge at first, but you are dive-bombing battleships and dogfighting enemy planes soon enough.
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Becoming an expert takes time, especially while evading the dense tapestry of gunfire woven by enemy air and sea units. Your health only regenerates when you lay off the fire button, creating an exciting risk/reward factor when deciding whether to finish off a foe or flee. Degrading health is cleverly indicated by a subtle circle that constricts around your ship – the smaller it is the closer you are to going down in a blaze of glory. Bullet hell becomes even more hellish when fighting against the laws of gravity, but constantly compensating for the Earth’s pull makes flight feel satisfying and genuine.Players rack up points and level up by chaining together kills and taking down high-profile opposition.
Completing challenges (like “kill X boats without dying” and “kill X enemies while falling”) also aids progression. Leveling up unlocks new weapon, armor, and engine parts for your customizable craft. Vlambeer has taken fun creative liberties with these outlandish technological upgrades. Combine a beefy engine and heavy armor for a fast bruiser with a slow turn radius. Apply a laser beam and hover engine to become a floating UFO of death.
Each aircraft piece comes with its own set of challenges, and they combine to form over 125 combinations. Tinkering with builds and finding what best fits your playstyle is a big part of the fun. Unfortunately, a large selection of these creations end up being duds.Designing an aircraft that suits your playstyle is important not only for earning points, but also taking down the huge, weaponized dirigible that descends from the clouds. Last long enough in a round and the big blimp will rain down heavy fire into the already chaotic skies. Deflating this intimidating, screen-filling menace seems impossible at first, but persistence pays off. Causing the huge airship go down in flames not only nets pilots a huge score bonus, but instills a potent “I can’t believe I finally pulled it off” sense of satisfaction. The fallen zeppelin comes with a brief cutscene of a WWII-era world leader lookalike meeting his untimely end.This assassination accentuates that fact that Luftrauser draws its conceptual inspiration from Germany’s devastatingly advanced WWII-era Luftwaffe air force.
While no Nazi iconography is present, the uniforms and attitudes of the stylized militants evoke a pulpy, cartoonish, yet vaguely sinister vibe. Vlambeer does a good job of toeing the line throughout the majority of the experience, but parents (this is rated “E for Everyone) should know that the characters helping the player look and feel like Nazis. I personally feel this edgy, stylized faux-Nazi aesthetic helps sell the experience, but it might not jive with everyone. Outside of the brief cutscenes and handful of characters, the look of the core gameplay is innocuous.The airborne chaos doesn’t end when you demolish the opposition’s tremendous battle zeppelin; online leaderboards and an insanely difficult bonus mode keep the action fresh. Luftrausers is one of the most satisfying, enthralling arcade shooters to hit the market in recent memory.The EdgeLuftrausers is a cross-buy/cross-save game, so Sony fans with both a PS3 and Vita can fight for the skies at home and on the go. The game controls well with analog sticks or a d-pad, but PC users without a controller shouldn’t feel left out. Luftrausers began life as a free Flash game with simple, Asteroids-style keyboard controls, which still feel wonderful for this -beefed-up -version.Vlambeer previously released Luftrauser as a free Flash game.
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Luftrauser has a hidden score called difficulty. Killing enemies increases the difficulty score, and different enemies increase it by different amounts. Difficulty starts at 60 and blimps 'start spawning' at 600, but luftrauser will only spawn up to (0.001. difficulty) blimps at a time, which means you actually need 1000 difficulty to spawn at least one blimp.The difficulty increases for each enemy type are:.
Fighter: 15. Jet: 25. Ace: 80. Laser Ace: 80. Small Boat: 40. Big Boat: 160. Submarine: 250.
Submarine gunship: 1500. Missile: 5.
Blimp: 1000To keep track of your progress toward a blimp without being a human calculator, count 'fighter equivalent' kills in your head. The fighter equivalent kills of an enemy kill is the difficulty score increase of the enemy kill divided by the difficulty score increase of a fighter kill minus the remainder.
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