If you don’t want to go that route there’s the familiar onscreen virtual joystick/buttons setup that works just fine here too. There’s quite a few options that mix and match things up a bit, as well as Auto Stabilization and Auto Aim if you so desire to use them (I don’t recommend using either of these, especially with casual controls). The only gripe I have with the controls is that every so often it felt like the virtual joystick was a little unresponsive. I would have also liked to have had the ability to adjust the sensitivity of the joystick up a good bit higher too, but that’s only nit-picking. All in all, you’re sure to find a control method that suites you best and the game’s tutorials does a great job of making this as easy as possible.
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Hm. Perhaps I should give this a crack. It's going to be tough to knock Birds of Steel off its perch (ha! Pun) as the ultimate dogfighter, though.
Great review, Chris!
Thanks Matt!
This one blew my mind on how great it transitions onto the touch screen. I played a small fraction of Birds of Steel and I liked this one a good deal better, but again, I didn't have the time to get too deep into Birds of Steel either.
Still, I think you'll absolutely love this one too! 😉
This game is awesome!!