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2016 · Expanded edition · Ragequit Corporation · Shooter · Indie

Strike Vector EX

PlayStation console exclusiveExpanded edition

Strike Vector EX is a competitive first-person aerial-combat game that satisfies every gamer’s dream of waging dizzying dogfights with super-powered aircraft. Bursting with mech-inspired ships, Ragequit’s game brings a story-based single-player campaign to consoles complete with characters, cutscenes and deadly AI.

Released
30 August 2016
Platforms
PlayStation 4Windows
Genres
ShooterIndie
Developers
Ragequit Corporation
Publishers
Ragequit Corporation
Modes
MultiplayerSingle-player
Themes
Action
Engine
Unreal Engine 4
Age ratings
ESRB M

About

Strike Vector is a first-person shooter video game developed by the French independent studio Ragequit Corporation.

The game is built on the Unreal Development Kit Engine. It was released for Microsoft Windows on January 28, 2014, on Steam. A console port Strike Vector EX was released for PlayStation 4 on August 30, 2016, and also released for Windows on Steam in July 2017.

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Gameplay

Strike Vector is an arena shooter. The players control the Vector, a highly customizable and manoeuvrable jet fighter. Your can instantly switch between 2 movement modes: Jet Mode (high-speed, for intercepting opponents and evading incoming projectiles) and Stationary Mode (allows strafing in all directions with increased precision).

The game features a third-person view and first-person cockpit view. Strike Vector is centered on multiplayer but also offers a solo game mode called "Challenge mode".

Releases by platformdates and regions as published

PlatformReleasedRegions
PlayStation 430 August 2016Worldwide
Windows19 July 2017Worldwide

Editions and related releases

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