Yager (2003)
Genres:Adventure, Shooter, Simulator
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Step into the shoes of Magnus Tide, a young fighter pilot who must defend his home and way of life from enemies. Your fighter ship--the Sagittarius--can fire a variety of weapons and switch between hover and jet modes. The ship's maneuvering capabilities allow you to dive into canyons, soar over mountains, and explore different landscapes. Equally advanced are the enemy ships, which range from agile fighters to larger battleships and carriers.Show more
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Very neat little game I played back on the first XBOX and its a shame how Yager Development treats their very first game. I really hope for a playable return of the PC Port
I remember this game as the best experience flying starship with control stick. The ship was amazing. 2 different flying modes: hover and jet. Beautiful landscapes and huge mother jet like Avengers one. I still feel exited about it! Vote to keep this game in history and return the opportunity to fly.
This game has atmosphere and you can get really immersed to the world. Though outdated and kind of low resolution wrt todays games, just the feeling and experience of it was amazing. Fantastic gem!
Also known as Aerial Strike: Low Altitude – High Stakes, what a gem!💎 A nice addition for anyone finished with both Starlancer & Freelancer and craving for more Flugzeug action!
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