Amiga Power


Skychase

Author: Mark Ramshaw
Publisher: Mirror Image
Machine: Amiga 500

 
Published in Amiga Power #6

Skychase

The premise of Skychase is very simple. Two planes battle it out over a flat landscape. And that's it. If this sounds single-minded to you, then you've got the picture. It's a good time to worry when a game bends over backwards to make itself totally user-definable - it often proves to be an attempt to mask a lack of depth. This game gives you a lot to worry about.

Skychase is basically like the dogfighting bit from a flight sim, with every other aspect of the game removed (even the realism). This may sound like a good idea, but in reality it becomes tedious all too soon.

Still, I did find myself playing it for a good twenty minutes before it began to feel like a chore, and the two player mode is kind of fun.

The Bottom Line

A real minor league sort of game. It doesn't achieve much, but it satisfies when there's nothing else to do.

Mark Ramshaw

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