SteamPunk Game: Aqua
There’s a new game on Xbox LIVE Arcade (XBLA) called Aqua, a SteamPunk naval-action shooter. It’s not bad at all, except I would have done it with sky-pirates.
Aqua is a stylish steampunk naval-action shooter for Xbox LIVE Arcade. The game is driven by an entertaining story-campaign with beautiful hand-drawn comics and features a unique, distinctive neo-Victorian art-style. Steer your ship into the middle of a raging naval war, where masses of enemies and allies engage in real-time operations over large, multi-screen maps. Equip your ship, choose your tactics and form your own special squadron to support you in battle, issuing offensive and defensive orders to overcome huge fleets of enemy ships, submarines, airplanes and defensive installations.
Aqua is a good deal at 800 Microsoft Credits, or $9.99. While it’s not as intense a game as Toy Soldiers, nor as mind-bending as Portal, it’s easy and fun. The storyline and plot are straightforward, and the voice acting makes me feel like the game is aimed towards pre-teens, but I don’t care. It’s nice to have a milder kind of game to play. I give it 3 out of 5 Omegas. The good news is that like any XBLA game, you can download the trial version and try it for free.
Visit the game’s official website: http://aqua-the-game.com
