We’ve been pretty hard at work to address almost all issues that people have complained about in the initial release of the game. While we are aware that we cannot please everyone, we’ve done or best. 🙂
So having finished all the relevant features for 1.2, here are the release notes:
0300 – The briefing room was unusually empty. Only 5 wingleaders with their wingmen were present. Judging from what I’ve seen earlier today I was expecting more people to show up. Sitting in the 3rd row, Rawhide beckons me. He’s my wingleader for today’s mission.
“Sir!”
“At ease, lieutenant. Sit down and let’s see what the eggheads have in store for us”
The release day is upon us! Earlier today the game was launched on iOS in all marketplaces and is now featured in the Best New Games category . Right on the first page!
There has been some positive first-day attention from reviewers around the internet.
The Rising Hand arsenal is made up mostly of old spacecraft and civilian ships converted for military use. Unimpressive as it may sound, these spacecraft have been picked for their roles because they work with a minimum investment of time … Continue reading
The Core Navy‘s arsenal is made of modular ships and multi-role fighters. This is an evolution from previous, more specialized designs which proved to be less effective given the broad array of missions that Navy forces face.
The Sparrow is an ultra-light fighter that is perfect for recon missions. While it’s the weakest in terms of defenses it more than makes up for it with its excellent maneuvering performance. The Sparrow is hands down the easiest fighter to fly in the Core arsenal and is equipped with two light energy cannons.
