Chorus

Chorus is a fantastic dogfighting game with super-smooth gameplay and a decent story - and the finale is certainly a treat. Highly recommend.

I like this game... I want to love it BUT I CANNOT adjust to the controls. It makes the games so difficult to play. I definitely recommend others if they are familiar with these types of games because in my opinion it looks very cool and the concept looks very cool but just once dogfight takes me 15 20 minutes of just trying to aim at this tinny spec on the screen while the aiming goes all over the place. (Yes I've tried adjusting the control, mouse and key board and on the gamepad. but I just can't...). Again, if you're familiar with these type of games, I recommend it.

The themes and aesthetics of this game are fantastic, the game-play is fun and engaging, (though it is pretty easy even on the higher difficulties, and by the end does become somewhat repetitive) The writing and performances are... not the greatest, but you can tell the writers cared about the story they were writing, and even the worst performances have their moments. A solid 7.5/10 game, if you enjoy the All-Range-Mode sections in Star Fox 64, you'll enjoy this. Pick it up while it's on sale for a solid 20 hours of game-play.

A game with a solid story and engaging gameplay – definitely one of my favorite titles to enjoy on the Steam Deck!

I am a sci fi WHORE, i LOVE SCI FI so it honestly pains me to say this but.... This game...this game...is some of the most fucking...boring shit ive ever played in my life. The game isnt bad, its jusst, violently generic, and the story is painfully obvious, boo hoo, big bad turned good, plus over the top whispering in your ear like im playing some shit ASMR and gimmicky "moves" in space as if this shit is trying to mimmic a certain old game with a fox in it that did barrel rolls. Again, not a bad game per se, but between playing this and watching fresh coats of drywall dry...id probably take the drywall. If you have an extremely slow brain and are easily entertained get it on sale. But this game should be called M E D I O C R E, instead.

it's like cod in space

Persistent crash at one of the early part of the game rendering it unplayable. Tried a few workaround with no results. Couldn't refund because bought >2 weeks ago and the crash was far enough to be >2 hours playtime. Sigh.

I was looking for something arcade like with a HOTAS control scheme like Squadrons, this game is perfect.

Main story = good Side stories = good Graphics = excellent Gameplay = good Combat = Excellent Voice acting = good I would pay $30 for this game.

i'm going to recommend this game, sheerly on the merit of how enjoyable the game play alone is, and that it's very pretty with relatively low demands system wise. but my absolute largest gripe, which is immediately noticeable in less than two hours of game play is the absolutely abysmal way-point/enemy/marker system for the game. Who on god's green earth said every way-point/enemy marker needed to be transparent gray? or that you needed to be able to see other mission way-points when actively in a quest? terrible design. Thankfully the game play is well worth putting up with that absolutely terrible oversight, even if it is entirely annoying and silly. Nothing like having 12 gray squares around your screen from objectives, with enemies only changing to red when they decide to fire at you. Outside of that and subpar voice acting and mid story telling, It's worth getting on sale. The 3$ price tag was also a large cushion to be accepting of the large oversight for the markers, a simple to...