Star Citizen and Elite: Dangerous are controlling the attention of space sims fans right now, but an ex-Bungie developer, Mike Tupil, has been working on a space sim prototype for the last three months.It is a space sim with a singleplayer persistent campaign that is all about planning out strikes against enemy fleets in order to do an enormous amount of damage before the your fleet arrives. If you die, your dead, and if you lose your ship you will have the option to steal one, and it all sounds fairly hardcore at the moment. On the other hand, the very first gameplay video, which was released today, presents combat that isn't incredibly intensive and those who aren't great space sims, like me, can possibly handle it.
Enemy Starfighter, a hybred of first person space dogfighting and real-time strategy just got a new interesting gameplay video. Alongside the video, the developer announced that the game will be coming out this summer 2015 for the PC on Steam Early Access.
VRFocus - PAX Prime has been taking place all weekend in Seattle, Washington with a handful of virtual reality (VR) compatible titles available for the public to get their hands on. One such title is Enemy Starfighter from indie developer Marauder Interactive, which is available at the Indie Megabooth on the show floor along with the likes of Darknet. The developer recently released a new trailer for the title for its PAX showing, which can now be seen below.
"On this benchmark episode, T-42 returns with a fresh new look, as he gets his game on with ‘Enemy Starfighter’. Plus Amazon buys Twitch. All of this real talk and more on level-Start." -Play Legit
