| Strike Suit Zero | Born Ready Games | 2013 | |
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This game offers fast and frantic space-combat, putting you in the middle of massive fleet battles where the fate of Earth relies on your dogfighting skills. You'll take to the cockpit of a powerful transforming craft known as the Strike Suit, where - at the tap of a button - your craft will transform from a traditional fighter, to a hulking suit of space armour. It will remind you of the heyday of 90's space combat, whilst simultaneously introducing exciting new mechanics to make it relevant for today’s audience. To ensure that the game brings space combat back with a bang, we’ve brought in the best names in mecha and sci-fi to really put a stamp on the genre. If you're a fan of mecha, you'll be excited to learn that ship and craft designs come courtesy of Junji Okubo, who has previously lent his talents to Steel Battalion, Infinite Space, Appleseed: Ex Machina and Viper’s Creed. Paul Ruskay, who has composed the award-winning Homeworld soundtrack, has furnished the game with an original score. The main Strike Suit theme is a collaboration between Paul and Kokia – a Japanese singer/songwriter well known for her work with anime and videogames. In the year 2299, an interstellar war rages. Earth's dwindling forces - the United Nations of Earth (U.N.E) - repel a fearless enemy, fighting to protect a planet on the brink of destruction. You begin the game behind the front lines on a low-priority post defending a station near Earth. After repelling an attack, word comes through from Earth's command that the enemy are intending to end the war with one decisive strike. They've amassed a colossal fleet, and are bringing it to Earth. You're sent into deep space to join Earth's forces as they attempt to intercept the fleet. You can freely engage multiple enemies, dogfight other pilots, fight massive fleet battles and defend vast structures. Your choices in game - for example, the secondary objectives you choose to complete - directly affect the state of Earth at the end of the game. With multiple endings, preventing Earth’s destruction is your immediate concern but preserving its future is your ultimate goal. There's 13 unique locations. Take capital ships apart piece by piece – take out their turrets or target weak-points to blow out entire sections of their superstructure.
See also: Heroes of the Fleet DLC, Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut |
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