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Steel Empire Chronicles (New)

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$43.49 $57.99 In stock

Category: Brilliant

Beautiful gaming world looking straight out of a Miyazaki anime such as Porco Rosso with all manner of flying contraptions that keeps the action fresh. In the Mega Drive version players had two vessels to choose from: the land bombing plane or the air mine depositing Zeppelin each whose advantages must be weighed against the needs of the mission ahead. Lovingly presented in a wartime movie style, the overall package oozes quality of a bygone era now lovingly brought to the burgeoning roster of Switch shooters.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

The hand-drawn world really does feel like stepping into a Miyazaki film, and the flying contraptions keep each level feeling totally new. I’ve been playing the Mega Drive version and the vessel switching adds just the right amount of variety to the combat.

Steven ★★★★★

I was a bit skeptical about a game having two vessels, but switching between them keeps the combat unpredictable. The art style really captures that whimsical flying world vibe from the old movies I love.

Alexander U. ★★★★★

The flying contraptions feel like something straight out of Porco Rosso, and switching between the two vessels keeps the dogfights from ever getting stale. I've sunk hours into this and the Miyazaki-style world still makes me stop and stare.