![]() ![]() That said, there wasn’t much in the way of new content, and there was a lot missing that had been in Reloaded. Having loved Reloaded, I found the familiarity here to be handy in getting back into the groove of the gameplay, which has not changed in the slightest. ![]() The UI, 3D polygonal assets, and effects are all shared. Discrepancy in the title’s lineage aside, Sky Force Anniversary appears to borrow from the remake of Sky Force Reloaded. To my knowledge, Sky Force Anniversary is a variation on Sky Force 2014, a remake of the oldest Sky Force game, with all-new graphics. What’s worse is that versions can differ between consoles and mobile. To my absolute horror, I soon discovered that this series reuses its namesake over and over, despite remakes, and sequels. I wasn’t sure what “anniversary” was being celebrated and wondered if it could mean this was a bigger version of Reloaded (which I had found to already be pretty heavy in the campaign content). After having spent nearly 30 hours with the 2D shoot-’em-up Sky Force Reloaded (post-review), I was delighted and intrigued when I was provided the chance to check out its successor in the series, Sky Force Anniversary. ![]()
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