Indie developer Infinite State Games has revealed that its current project Rogue Aces is now in the works for Nintendo Switch.
Previously only slated for other platforms, this 2D air-fighter will see players battle for air, sea, and ground supremacy while gradually upgrading their aircraft’s stats. You can see the Switch announcement from the developer's Twitter account below.
The game features a campaign made up of 100 randomly generated missions over a procedurally generated series of islands. If that's too easy for you, though, a 'Veteran Campaign' will also be included, removing all training aids to leave you with a much heftier challenge.
There is no news on a release window as of yet, but with time attack, arcade, and survival modes also being thrown in for good measure, Rogue Aces could well turn into a very intriguing title for the console. Do you like the look of this one? Let us know with a comment.
[source twitter.com]
Comments 13
Look great adding to my ever growing Switch games to get.
Looks like a cartoon Luftrausers. Count me in!
roguelike dogfighting? yes please
Is this the same company that made Luftrausers? if not this is a carbon copy alas in colour.
What about Ace Combat? Nintendo needs to step up its game.
No more rouge likes please!
Once I see the words “rouge like” and “randomly generated” that’s an immediate NO. Put those together in the same description and I won’t even finish the paragraph. Count me out.
Really looking forward to this one....
Really emphasizes the "lite" in rogue-lite. This isn't even remotely a roguelike. Just being randomly generated does not immediately constitute "roguelike".
Looks okay-ish. We'll see what happens.
@Gen0neD I love roguelikes and random generation, but this is definitely not a roguelike at all, from what I can see.
This reminds of a game I played on my iPod several years ago. That game was fun, but it got boring pretty quick. I don't see anything to differentiate this much, which isn't a bad thing, but I doubt this game will be cheap enough to justify a buy.
Looks amazing! Can't wait to play! =)
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