There is nothing complicated about the setup of Aces of the Galaxy, you select your space ship and then seconds later you’re in the game. The game itself is considerably more complex though. Enemies come at you from all directions, ranging from the standard little space ships that come in twos and sometimes threes, to the big sometimes invisible spaceships that, if on target, can deal out a massive amount of damage onto your puny little hull.
Aces of the Galaxy
Aces of the Galaxy is the brand new game to hit the ever-popular Xbox Live Arcade. Published by Sierra Online, the group behind Assault Heroes 1 and 2, and developed by Artech Studios, who also crafted Boogie Bunnies. Aces of the Galaxy promised next-gen, off-the-rails action through old school gameplay, but in beautiful HD. It definitely delivered on the visuals side of things, not so much on the gameplay.
There is nothing complicated about the setup of Aces of the Galaxy, you select your space ship and then seconds later you’re in the game. The game itself is considerably more complex though. Enemies come at you from all directions, ranging from the standard little space ships that come in twos and sometimes threes, to the big sometimes invisible spaceships that, if on target, can deal out a massive amount of damage onto your puny little hull.
There is nothing complicated about the setup of Aces of the Galaxy, you select your space ship and then seconds later you’re in the game. The game itself is considerably more complex though. Enemies come at you from all directions, ranging from the standard little space ships that come in twos and sometimes threes, to the big sometimes invisible spaceships that, if on target, can deal out a massive amount of damage onto your puny little hull.
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