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- Born Ready Games
- Born Ready Games
- Born Ready Games
- Born Ready Games
Strike Suit Infinity
Released On: Apr 30, 2013
66
7.1
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 11 Critic Reviews
66
45% Positive
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
55% Mixed
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 11 Critic Reviews
66
45% Positive
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
55% Mixed
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
The bottom line, as you might expect, is that this is a visually rich combat simulator that brings a lot of arcade-style pleasure to the table, and it succeeds in strolling a fine line between repetitive and addictive – something that many similar titles aim for and miss.
Nothing more or less than an high score chaser, Strike Suit Infinity is an enjoyable wave-based dodgefighting game that focuses on the arcade part of Strike Suit Zero. Given the price, it's worth a try even if you didn't like the predecessor.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 32 User Ratings
7.1
66% Positive
21 Ratings
21 Ratings
13% Mixed
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
22% Negative
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 32 User Ratings
7.1
66% Positive
21 Ratings
21 Ratings
13% Mixed
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
22% Negative
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
An excellent arcade space-battle game. Fluid, fast paced, pretty to the eyes and the ears (The music fits perfectly). The game requires a few minutes to master its controls, which aren't really complicated in the end. Overall, an very good game, especially for its price. Go for it
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Though it lacks refinement in some areas, Strike Suit Infinity provides a better experience than its predecessor at a fraction of the cost.
In essence, it’s Strike Suit Zero without the (let’s face it, mediocre) story, focused only on arcade-style action. No missions, no objectives, just a goal to survive the endless waves of spacecrafts that attack each round, ever chasing an even better high-score. [June 2013]
If you enjoy the Strike Suit Zero gameplay, but you don't like those things about it, then Infinity is going to make you happy. It has taken the original game mechanics with slightly few new details. Unfortunately, it has avoided any changes. Strike Suit Infinity is entertaining, however, it brings nothing new to the table.
Strike Suit Infinity is not a game that is terrible by any means. It’s just a game that had some really high hopes for itself but failed to deliver those things in a way that was organic and a little bit more fun.
This is one spaceship that would’ve been better left stationed in the far corner of the universe until it was properly prepped and ready for action.
Matches the first game in beauty and gameplay. But really... I don't have ANY problems flying and shooting (aside from the fact that my reinforcements steal my kills I get a moderate score when I TRY. I really doubt any of the players actually TRY playing the game and concentrate like the people on the Top 5 its really quite sad actually, no one can play it right, the music fit perfectly to the style, its arcade style and mechanics bring it all the together!
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Do not listen to the one ignorant negative review here please, just don't. The other review posted here is highly inaccurate. No you can't swoop through clouds or terrain, but the game isn't about that. The music is awesome, done by a very popular Japanese singer by the way and most of the time, its just catchy techno music. The game is about surviving waves of enemies in space. It is about you being a powerful badass Gundam style ship who can bring his own reinforcements to bear against enemy waves like fighters, bombers, cruisers, and carriers. The space battles are a joy to watch, and being in the thick of it is great! It reminds of the Star Wars Space battles where you see frigates bombing enemy starships, fighters being chased by interceptors, and you are the most powerful thing on the field. The backgrounds are gorgeous and some space battles have environmental hazards. One space set has you in an asteroid field, another has you near several space stations that you could crash into if you are not careful. The final level is on the verge of a freaking black hole for god sakes. Plus this game is only $7. If this was a triple A title, it could be $50 but it isn't. This game is better then its counterpart Strike Suit Zero because it is much more replayable. You compete for the highest score on the leaderboards, fight in various beautiful places in space and you actually feel you are in an awesome space battle. When you get to the final levels, the space battles are GIGANTIC to say the least (and the framerate during those huge fights still are stable I might add). This game is a must have for anyone who likes space games, shooters, or just people who like surviving waves of countless foes. Yea the controls take getting used to and even though the soundtrack is great, it is somewhat small in terms of music selection but you wont be focusing on that. Instead, you will enjoy shooting up enemy ships, competing for high scores, and watching a beautiful space battle take place among the stars. Must buy!
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DON'T LISTEN TO THE CRITICS! THAT ARE SO FULL OF ****
SO!!! AGAIN......your money is well worth it if you enjoyed the first one, strike suit zero. although in my opinion, i think zero was better because i think i spent more time playing through all the mission than this one. but much happen all at once, **** you want a better challenge
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A hidden diamond, what a great discovery this was. I had no idea what polished, fun, challenging game I was buying when I spent 3 euro on this, going to pick up main story too.
In this mode you fight wave after wave of enemy ships, you unlock upgrades and earn credits to spend on better pilots or ships to aid you in your fighting. It's truly an amazing moment when you can buy the bigger ships to help in your fight, like the frigates. First time you encounter enemy frigates you're like "whoa", it really feels like a boss fight, taking down all the weak spots, then the game throws 2 or 3 at you.
In combat mode you're a space fighter taking down other ships with missiles, machineguns etc., but you can transform in this badass mecha for a limited time to take down everything with high tech weaponry (which changes based on what Strike Suit did you choose).
The visuals are stunning, beautiful, I don't care about graphics but sometimes I look at the backgrounds with awe.
The sound and music are great and very fitting, I like them very much.
The combat is fast-paced and pretty difficult, even if there are 16 levels, you'll be probably stuck on level 5-6 or something.
I would recommend this for everyone, the price is a joke compared to the quality of the product.
The only downsides I can find are :
- Lack of multiplayer (local or not);
- More buying options for flavour.
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I wasn't expecting much from this low cost game... but wow.
Incredibly high production values and fun fast gameplay.
Gameplay itself reminds me of the classic Starlancer.
That said, don't expect any great depth here it is a straight up wave based arcade shooter....
A few great hours of gaming to be had.
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Summary In Strike Suit Infinity, players fight to stay alive as long as possible against a never-ending armada of enemies, with the intention of surviving each round and climbing as high up the leaderboards as possible. Each round is comprised of numerous waves of enemies, which get progressively harder. In order to reach the top of the leaderb...
Platforms:
- PC
Initial Release Date: Apr 30, 2013
Developer:
- Born Ready Games
Publisher: Born Ready Games
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