Sky Force Anniversary

3.5
Shmup
April 30, 2015
Player limits vary by edition — see table below
Local Co-op
Available on:
PlayStation 3
PlayStation 4
VITA
Xbox One
PC
Nintendo Switch
WIIU
Sky Force Anniversary

Co-op support by platform

Compare the recorded player limits and release dates for Sky Force Anniversary. Support can differ by edition; check the linked sources before buying.

PlatformsReleaseOnline playersLocal playersCombo players
PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, VITA, Xbox OneDecember 8, 2016Not recorded2Not recorded
PCApril 30, 2015Not recorded2Not recorded
Nintendo SwitchNovember 8, 2018Not recorded2Not recorded
WIIUMarch 16, 2017Not recorded2Not recorded

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About Sky Force Anniversary

Sky Force Anniversary is a vertical shoot-em-up game developed by Infinite Drems Inc. It is heavily inspired by the old Japanese arcade machines, like the ones made by Capcom.

###Gameplay
The players have a plane that they use to attack their enemies head-on, evading return fire. Multiple planes are present in the game, with each one of them having their own stats and gameplay. Every player will be able to find their favorite pick.

The primary objective of each level is to get to its end without getting blown up by enemy planes, as most enemy shots are fatal. The levels consist of a mix of challenging and easy moments with the difficulty rising with each encounter. There are several boss fights present in the game. There are also several side objectives. Usually, there are four of them: destroying 70% of the enemies, 100% of the enemies, saving all the people present on the level, completing the level without getting any damage.

Sky Force Anniversary features a very balanced economic system. The players are awarded stars upon destroying an enemy plane. These stars serve as an in-game currency. It is used for upgrading your plane or purchasing new ones. The amount of stars awarded to the player depends on the chosen level difficulty.

Unlike the previous title, Sky Force 2014, Sky Force Anniversary is not a free-to-play title. Thus it does not rely on microtransactions in its gameplay.

Game Details

Developer
Crunching Koalas, Infinite Dreams
Publisher
Infinite Dreams
Average Playtime
5 hours
ESRB Rating
Everyone 10+