Each character has their own unique a special role to oversee be it manning the radio, neutralizing enemy planes and more. Mercifully, however, Bomber Crew manages to maintain its pace without drastically overbearing the player. Bomber Crew does an excellent job with its pacing, which was something that I was most cautious about before I jumped into the experience at hand.Īfter all, controlling a group of role-specific characters sounds like busy work. It’s your job to ensure that they’re doing their job correctly, which ranges from navigation all the way up to gunnery and bombing. Players will control an entire crew, each of which plays their own special role aboard your bomber.

The game largely consists of taking on missions in an attempt to fight back against German forces that are situated within Europe. That’s to say that there’s some patience and perseverance needed, but bear with it, because the end result is well worth that time. Its learning curve sits quite well with its difficulty curve, producing a tense and atmospheric sim that never truly loses its grip. I too struggle whenever I’m doing more than two things at once and I have to say, I came to rather enjoy Bomber Crew. I’m going to say right off the bat, if you struggle with management or multitasking, you’re going to find a hefty challenge here. One such game is Runner Duck Games and Curve Digital’s Bomber Crew, a cutesy yet quite sophisticated experience that’s best described as a World War II strategic bombing sim.

We’ve got Earthfall coming, Vermintide 2 hits Game Pass today and plenty more interesting games besides those. This week, however, things are much more packed. There weren’t many new games releasing and the ones that did land didn’t do much to excite. When it comes to game releases on Xbox One, last week sucked.

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