Each crew member has a level and what they are good at. This game is very simple but what you need to do while in missions is the hard part. This is the only area the game falls flat since I would have loved to learn more about Wing Commander Biggins or why you are tasked with these missions. The main campaign is just a flow of do X amount of missions and then we can proceed to the next set of missions. The story is pretty non-existence, you are controlling a fighter crew and taking on missions. I would give this game a 9 out of 10, while everything about this game is a good time, the camera position can be rough at times, locking onto objects by scanning took me out of the flow during combat, and a true story would have been an excellent addition. Bomber Crew is an excellent game that I’m glad I was confused about since every mission, each new crew member, and every enemy fighter taken out felt great in my hands. If you check out the gameplay footage you might be able to see sections when I had a hard time. Getting really close was a bit tough to move around with the plane itself getting in the way at time. It was best when I wasn’t right on the plane at the second or furthest away camera points. The game does have a slight issue with the camera, it felt like I was fighting with it at times that took a while to get use to. This means you need a crew that is well equipped to handle many things and have the right crew for each mission. You will need to reload ammo, heal crew members and repair the plane. Since you are taking control of the plane and the crew you will need to make sure everything is working right. The battles between your crew and one fighter is really tough so it tests how well you know the controls.
The hidden objective that I enjoyed the most was the Enemy Ace Fighters… These are basically bosses for the game that could appear in some levels. Depending on the mission you will gather intelligent, take out bases, take out other fighters, or take pictures of locations. Each mission plays out in multiple ways with a handful of objectives to complete. Your crew is disposable but if you lose one of them, you will be forced into difficult sections without any upgrades. Bomber Crew is a sim based flight combat game… Yes, I said “sim”, instead of just controlling the plane and completing objectives you are tasked with many things on the plane. But, it is definitely more than just that and makes the game a much better. Short Review (Review copy provided by Curve Digital)īomber Crew isn’t the game I thought it was going to be… I originally thought for some reason that it was a flight combat game, which it is. Definitely not the game I thought it was going to beīomber Crew – Nintendo Switch – Released: 7/10/18 – $14.99
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