Thu, Jan 24, 2013 | 04:11 GMT
Strike Suit Zero out now on PC, Linux and Mac to follow
Strike Suit Zero is available now. I don’t know why you’d stop to read about it and watch a trailer when you could be playing it, but okay.
The space shooter is available through Steam for $16; it’s 20% off during launch window so expect that to increase to $20 shortly. It’s currently Windows only, with Linux and Mac versions coming later this year.
The indie space shooter is a home-grown UK release and the first from Born Ready Games.
It was funded by a popular Kickstarter, will support Oculus Rift, and was one of the gems of Rezzed.
It’s been described atmospheric and beautiful both by its PR team and by critics; the trailer below lends a bit of weight to these claims.
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Posted in: PC, Shooter, Steam, indie
Tags: Born Ready Games, Strike Suit Zero
2 comments
#1
bpcgos
24/01/13, 7:01 am
Eurogamer give it 3/10 because, according to the writer, it’s too hard and he lost 20 times in some of its mission. Weird review.
#2
shogunknight
24/01/13, 7:08 am
@1, If thats the case, then what happens to Demons/Dark Souls? Well one has to try it out for himself to see but i prefer my gaming not streamlined and too easy if you ask me