Chorus for Xbox Series X

Space shooting games do not have as many fans as some other game genres, but they are therefore quite loyal and eager for new things. And I am the writer of these lines, even among them from the days of slot machines and Space Invaders. Later, with the advent of personal computers and consoles, gaming became much simpler and cheaper, and it also moved into the 3D world, which was a real small "revolution", best embodied by Tyrian in the mid-nineties, and Everspace in recent years.

Everspece was released in 2015 on Xbox One and was a real refresh of space shooters, the only thing it lacked was the size of the game world and the "freedom" to fly anywhere. And now we've got Chorus (for Xbox One and X|S ), which offers everything Everspace has and everything it doesn't. The game was developed by the company Fishlabs, known for the series Galaxy on Fire, and in it, in addition to flying in all directions, you can also travel back and thus visit places where you have already been and try to find some secret that you missed on the first flight.

The essence of the game is still space combat, in which you fly from one game world to another, help a variety of rebels, explore an unknown world, and the game contains a whole series of additional missions and random skirmishes and encounters, which contributes to additional unpredictability and adds to the dynamics. The action takes place before your eyes in 4K at 60 fps if you have the Quality of Performance mode turned on, although the gameplay is more fun in the Quality mode at 30 fps, as it offers more special graphic effects.

If you're into these types of games, Chorus, currently available for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, will not disappoint. And at $39.99 it's not that terribly expensive. YouTube

Source: Xbox

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