Sky Battles

Great fly game

Sky Battles, developed by Peter Lacalamita and published by Volens Nolens Games, is an arcade-style aerial combat game that focuses on quick engagements, oversized enemies, and straightforward progression. It’s built around the idea of delivering immediate action with minimal complexity, placing players in the cockpit of a customizable aircraft and sending them into a series of encounters that prioritize movement, timing, and sustained firepower over deeper simulation or tactical nuance. The structure is simple and easy to grasp. Players progress through a sequence of missions, most of which revolve around taking down large, distinct enemies that act as the main attraction. These boss encounters form the backbone of the experience, each presenting a different pattern of attacks that players must learn to evade while maintaining offensive pressure. The scale of these encounters gives the game a sense of spectacle, even within its modest presentation, and they provide the most engaging moments the game has to offer. Controls are designed with accessibility in mind. Movement is responsive enough to allow for quick adjustments during combat, and the overall control scheme is easy to …

Great game

This is an incredibly cumbersome experience and has not aged well at all. It's terribly unfun to play with keyboard and mouse, and somehow worse with a controller.

Old shcool 3D shooting game

The feel of the operation is a bit bad, but it's not a problem to play. I gave a good review for the card drop.