Steambirds Alliance Review

Steambirds Alliance Gameplay

In the open world of Steambirds Alliance, 60 players will be able to turn into birds and sit at the helm of fighters. Your enemies will be cats who as well pilot the air vehicles. You will have to defeat the leader of the cats to save the world.

Players have an opportunity to choose between many types of aircraft, a wide range of secret missions and hundreds of unique enemies. The gameplay is designed from the ground up to minimize possible problems due to the unique concept of gameplay.

It also should be noted that Steambirds Alliance is more suitable for the gameplay with the gamepad. Fast and dynamic control requires attention and involvement in the gameplay. Regularly something explodes, something happens on the screen, enemies shoot from all sides, and this number of colours really brings pleasure.

The gameplay is quite simple and understandable, even for those who have never seen such games. You have a flying machine that you need to use to fight against enemies that prevent you from moving around the virtual world. You need to fly so that no one hit you with your shot and try not to crash into potential enemies, as it is also fraught with damage. It is also worth mentioning that the shot must be accurate, because at first your ship doesn't do much damage, and sometimes it shoots very long and hard at the enemy until it explodes.

At the same time, the gameplay is built in such a way that you won't be able to fly around your enemies for too long trying to hit them. You either instantly destroy waves of villains, or quickly die from hits.

The game has some light RPG elements, but the main gameplay features are bullet hell and permadeath for your fighter (but not for the pilot who climbs the levels) if you catch too many shots. Since all units in the game are flying polygonal objects, they have different designs, and that means that big enemy ships can have blind spots, weaknesses, shielded areas and gun turrets.

Unlike most other games, in Steambirds Alliance you will die almost constantly, so the death will become commonplace. You will gradually get benefits and unlocks from the long-term game, but the fastest way to get access to new types of plane is simply not to die. Hit twenty level with one type of fighter and you will probably unlock an entire set of playable vehicles. Upgrades and loot collection are also very simple - enemies are dropping their equipment after death, but you don't have to stop to pick it up. If the selected item is a direct upgrade on something that you already have, then it will be equipped. If it's not, it'll just get into your inventory.