Players pilot fighters in a horizontal retro arcade-style STG shooter set amid escalating conflicts after a fragile armistice in the Federal Republic of Ogar. Fighting Fox forces launch assaults on EAU headquarters and the Southern Cross Union, demanding skilled maneuvers to counter enemy aircraft and bosses. Choose from four distinct fighters, each with unique capabilities, and activate four general skills-acceleration, reduction, shield, and shadow-by gaining experience from destroyed foes.
This indie action game delivers casual pick-up-and-play battles on PC, perfect for fans of retro shooters who enjoy mastering fighter switches and ability combos to rescue key alliances from the villainous FightFox onslaught.
In 2077, a small-scale war was fought in the Federal Republic of Ogar. Three months later, the war ended with an armistice agreement proposed by the Southern Cross Alliance led by EAU and SAU. However, the armistice agreement did not solve any problems. On the contrary, it caused earth-shaking changes in the world structure. All alliances gradually began to fall apart. The former allies became enemies. Because of the inequality of the armistice agreement, successive armed conflicts began to erupt in some areas. Five months later, the fighting Fox, led by Miguel, launched a sudden onslaught, defeating the headquarters of EAU and advancing towards the Southern Cross at the same time.
This is a horizontal retro arcade-style STG shooting game. Players need to control fighters to defeat the ultimate villain FightFox and rescue EAU and the Southern Cross Union headquarters.
There are a total of four fighters for players to choose from in the game, and each fighter has its own exclusive capabilities.
There are also four general skills in the game that are triggered by accumulating experience, respectively acceleration, reduction, shield and shadow. Experience is gained by destroying enemy aircraft.
Players need to control four fighters and skillfully use exclusive and general capabilities to defeat enemy aircraft and BOSS.
