Spaceship shoot-em-up games starring giant metal transforming Japanese anime-style girls with guns and laser swords appeals to a very niche market. But the developers at Teyon figured they’d give it a shot.
Iron Combat: War in the Air really is a title with a lot going for it but then there’s so many sides that let it down.
Iron Combat: War in the Air isn’t an easy game to play. The controls are easy to learn and the flying is actually entertaining, but the huge difficulty and bland visuals really brings this game down.
Iron Combat: War in the Air is definitely going to take some getting used to in order for you to fully enjoy everything it has to offer.
