Super Sky Arena

There is no server browser, multilayer lobby or any random quick join feature and they will not be implemented in the game at all according to devs. In order to play online you have to know game server code which consists of 3 symbol sequence, said server must be hosted by someone and you can't join while there are others players already playing. In 3 hours I haven't found any ongoing games except developers twitch stream, which I was to late to join. Also there is no split screen for 2 players, only for 4, so you will have half of you screen space occupied by "press A to join" labels.

I believe that this game has great potential. The art style is very remeniscent of early N64 and PlayStation games. The controls for the game are pretty solid especially with a controller. The gameplay is fairly customizeable and is great to play with a group of friends. The game does need a lot of work though. There needs to be more levels and larger variety of powerups. Since this is still an early access game, I suspect that these features are planned and will come later down the road. For now though, the game is still a great little game to spend a few hours with a group of friends. Other pros include the great soundtrack that really gets you into the feel of the the game, as well as the ability to have 4 player local multiplayer or online multiplayer. I personally feel that what this game needs to get it off of its feet is a larger fanbase. I wish the devs good luck and I shall be following them along their journey as a captive audience.

Hey there all. First off, I've had my experience with Starfox games since I was 4 with Starfox64 being my first, to playing all others eventually including the unreleased Starfox 2(snes). With this game being multiplayer focused, I was at utmost happy with a game like this coming into existence. I've played multiplayer modes of all starfox games as well with friends over the years and had a blast playing them all(with the probable exception of SF64's multiplayer which SF64 3D improved on). Onto Game Review (Based off playing some local multiplayer with friends, playing with devs online, and playing with a couple friends online) ~Controller functionality~ I like the responsiveness on controls. Quickly pointing out however that the game at its current state does not have button mapping nor have support for D-Input controllers either it seems, only for X-input controllers at the moment. I'm sure this is something that will be dealt with in a future update. ~Gameplay customization~ Some...

is this game dead or something? go buy sky rogue instead

Great game for fans of star fox 64. dunno if it'll ever get finished, but what's here is awesome.

I've met the developers at CoxCon so I may be biased, but also I played a shitton of this game at the said event, and it was brilliant! Fast paced, easy to learn, difficult to master, with great art, soon with great and hilarious voices, this game is a blast!

Multiplayer was my favorite aspect of the few Star Fox games I've played, and Super Sky Arena captures and tweaks the concept extremely well. The maps are tight, but not crowded; the gameplay fast, but not too difficult for new players pick up and have fun. There are ample options to outwit your opponent and various pickup items that require skill to deploy. It's still in early access as of this writing, but it's very polished. I've never seen a glitch or crash mid-game. The maps are varied and contain obstacles and designs that give strategic advantages to skilled fliers. The characters have fun little voices that announce things based on who's winning the match. Very little about it feels unfinished or unbalanced for casual play. If you're looking for a great local/online multiplayer game, it's definitely worth the buy--despite the Early Access state it's been in for a rather extended period of time (as of this review).

Devs abandoned.

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This game is criminally underrated and deserves to be played; especially by Star Fox fans.