Flight Pass: The Adventures of Venaris (XSX) Review with Stream

Published by EastAsiaSoft, a company known for releasing affordable, bite-sized games packed with easy, big point achievements. Flight Pass: Adventures of Venaris, mostly games that go against their norms. Although the price is still low, this is a more substantial game, one where players actually strive to unlock the coveted Gamerscore.

It's a vertical shooter, but with an interesting upgrade system and a strong focus on the story. On top of that, the cast of characters also stands out because the anthropomorphic roster is consistent with something. star fox title. Let's be clear: crappy games that focus on plot are rare, and are directly tied to branching gameplay. Honestly, I didn't expect that, but that's one of the reasons this shooter is so fun.

If you watch my stream embedded in this article, you'll notice that I mention how accurate the gameplay is. In other words, both movement and shooting feel just right. The visuals aren't hardware intensive, but they are useful and I didn't suffer from any slowdowns. If you think about it, there's a toggleable option that slows down gameplay every time a character's dialog box appears. Again, let's focus on the story again.

flight path The weapon enhancement system also distinguishes it from other shmaps. At the midpoint and start of each stage, players are given the option to unlock or adjust their loadouts. Enemies can drop currency that can be used to purchase equipment near your ship. However, more cash doesn't necessarily make it a more powerful machine. Rather, ships are limited in the amount of firepower they can output by their generators. Even the most expensive generator installed cannot suppress the firepower of the largest weapon. There are also multiple weapons to consider. As well as being able to fire forward, there is also an optional nose cannon, which can fire sideways, and firing backwards also all at an energy cost. So, load up on front shooters, but sacrifice rear and side firepower? Or would you rather spend that extra cash on upgrading your shields and armor? There are no right answers, but players will earn enough cash to unlock everything by the end and have free rein on their loadouts on certain stages. can be combined with It's an interesting and balanced mechanic.

Despite having a huge selection of weapons, the difficulty remains consistently difficult. But another interesting mechanic about him is that when the player dies, you can borrow his loaner ship with a preset loadout by Mouse, who runs the shop, and he repairs your main ship. While you are on the side you can be challenged to complete his missions. If successful, they will repair your ship to full condition at no additional cost. These side missions are short, but challenging and varied. However, it gets a bit boring during escort missions. Because the ship you have to protect could foolishly jump directly into the fire.

Flight Pass: Adventures of Venaris Although it's a quality old-school shooter, it has plenty of modern and unique gameplay elements that make it easy to stand out. The story is nonsense, but the focus on this aspect of the experience is refreshing for a shooter. The loadout options are also interesting, and this is one of the better and more interesting shmaps to appear on digital storefronts in a while. Oh yeah, this is not a boring simulator or roguelite.

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Author: Zachary Gasiorowski, myGamer.com Editor-in-Chief

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