Airborne Justice

$2.99

Release Date:: Nov 4, 2024
Developer:: SEEP
Publisher:: SEEP
Platforms:: Windows Linux

Indie Casual Adventure Action Steam Achievements Full controller support Family Sharing Multi-player Single-player

About This Game

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Airborne Justice offers an old-school arcade experience for one or two players. As the Thunderflash team, Rock and Stan (protagonists previously seen in Thunderflash and Biomech Hell), you'll pilot a helicopter capable of rapid fire, maneuver through the clouds, and harness the incredible power of thunder.
Five levels filled with challenges create a short but satisfying game, with the option to replay with extra modes!

Features:

A tribute to the 194X series and many other genre classics!
Play with a friend and enjoy double the fun!
Pixel art graphics!
Top-notch soundtrack!
Unlock incredible pixel art artwork!
Various power-ups and the ability to activate the "Thunderflash" bomb!
Secret extra modes: Speed Mode, Remix Mode, and Survival Mode!
Take down huge bosses by hitting their weak points!
Plenty of achievements!

Screenshots

User Reviews

Mixed

2 user reviews

50%

Positive

User #627363 english

24 min at review

Not Recommended

Clearly made by some people who love old school shooters, but this one doesn't quite get the balance right. Stages are so brief that you never really feel like power-ups are particularly useful (when they do appear), and level design is often so cluttered with enemies that you are best off tanking a shot or two to charge your bomb, which allows you to ignore the level design entirely. You never get the sense that you are weaving through carefully designed patterns, or making meaningful decisions. Airborne enemies die in one hit, and I rarely ever paid attention to them. Grounded enemies meanwhile take roughly a dozen hits to destroy, so in most cases you are better off simply trying to dodge them. Bosses are uniformly underwhelming, with most of them posing significantly less of a threat than the preceding levels. Occasionally they will shoot out a bored laser or lethargic bullet, but I should never feel like reaching the boss means I essentially beat the level. I even beat speed ...