Maneuvering your ship simply feels natural, which is a rarity for me. Movement feels so intuitive, and the auto-fire is an excellent move, letting players focus on other aspects. I’m a huge fan of the control scheme in ARC Squadron. Rather than focuses on virtual joysticks or buttons, ARC utilizes a simpler control scheme that allows you to move your ship with a simple touch-and-drag.
This is an aspect that ARC Squadron nails, and I think puts it above any other similar games. When it comes to a game focused on accuracy and precision, pin-point controls are an absolute must.
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If you’re still waffling on whether or not to take advantage of this freebie promotion, you can check out our TA Plays video of Arc Squadron from before its release or read our full 5 star review from when the game launched back in October.
The controls are what really appeal to me about Arc Squadron, as it feels like you have real hands-on control over your spacecraft, almost like it’s an extension of your finger, and it’s much more satisfying pulling off cool moves using a scheme like this as opposed to some plain old virtual buttons. An intuitive touch control scheme translates your taps, drags and swipes into firepower, barrel rolls, and deft ship maneuvers. Arc Squadron ($2.99) from developer Psyonix is an arcade-style space combat game built using the Unreal Engine, so it’s definitely a visual showpiece title.īeyond its great looks, though, lies a visceral behind-the-back rail shooter with a heavy influence from the classic Star Fox series. After an incredibly positive response from our new TouchArcade Free Play feature last week, we’ve already nailed down another fantastic title for you to grab for free.
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