Hyper Fighters
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Player's Review
'Hyper Fighters brings back the rail shooter as you know it from the arcade: fast, explosive, addictive, and easy to learn: but so hard to beat the number one highscore!
Fourteen trigger-happy arcade-fun stages are now available for one or two players: Shoot dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of enemies out of the sky and water with three ultra modern fighters. This will require triggerhappy fingers and supersonic reflexes!
Face immense, massive and simply incredible endbosses that are each capable of destroying an entire nation by themselves. Do you have what it takes to destroy them all?
It won’t be easy!'
This is a shovelware title that received a PC version in 2014. You choose between three ships, each with their own stats, for this longplay I went with the balanced option on Medium difficulty. But even then, enemy ships do every single possible thing to make things complicated, ruining the fun. Destroying X number of ships rewards you with a temporary powerup that ranges from Laser Sight (5 kills) to an extra life if a 30+ kill combo is performed, though the most useful one is temporary invincibility that is rewarded with a 17-19 kill combo.
The game is 14 stages long, each one with a bossfight except for a couple stages where they end with a massive ship wave to compensate the lack of a boss. Upon completion, you get a credits screen and nothing else, which sucks. At the end I attached some replays with the other two ship options.
0:00:00 - Start
0:01:22 - Stage 1: Shades of grey
0:05:58 - Stage 2: Trouble in Paradise
0:10:46 - Stage 3: The Red Sea
0:16:01 - Stage 4: Rescue Signal
0:19:02 - Stage 5: Air Hunter
0:23:14 - Stage 6: Korea
0:28:16 - Stage 7: Military Secrets
0:33:39 - Stage 8: Full of Air
0:40:00 - Stage 9: Full Moon
0:45:12 - Stage 10: Ice cold enemies
0:54:07 - Stage 11: Protecting home base
0:56:58 - Stage 12: Monday morning traffic jam
0:59:47 - Stage 13: The mad pilot
1:09:35 - Stage 14: The End
1:15:40 - Credits
1:16:12 - Replays with the other ships
Fourteen trigger-happy arcade-fun stages are now available for one or two players: Shoot dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of enemies out of the sky and water with three ultra modern fighters. This will require triggerhappy fingers and supersonic reflexes!
Face immense, massive and simply incredible endbosses that are each capable of destroying an entire nation by themselves. Do you have what it takes to destroy them all?
It won’t be easy!'
This is a shovelware title that received a PC version in 2014. You choose between three ships, each with their own stats, for this longplay I went with the balanced option on Medium difficulty. But even then, enemy ships do every single possible thing to make things complicated, ruining the fun. Destroying X number of ships rewards you with a temporary powerup that ranges from Laser Sight (5 kills) to an extra life if a 30+ kill combo is performed, though the most useful one is temporary invincibility that is rewarded with a 17-19 kill combo.
The game is 14 stages long, each one with a bossfight except for a couple stages where they end with a massive ship wave to compensate the lack of a boss. Upon completion, you get a credits screen and nothing else, which sucks. At the end I attached some replays with the other two ship options.
0:00:00 - Start
0:01:22 - Stage 1: Shades of grey
0:05:58 - Stage 2: Trouble in Paradise
0:10:46 - Stage 3: The Red Sea
0:16:01 - Stage 4: Rescue Signal
0:19:02 - Stage 5: Air Hunter
0:23:14 - Stage 6: Korea
0:28:16 - Stage 7: Military Secrets
0:33:39 - Stage 8: Full of Air
0:40:00 - Stage 9: Full Moon
0:45:12 - Stage 10: Ice cold enemies
0:54:07 - Stage 11: Protecting home base
0:56:58 - Stage 12: Monday morning traffic jam
0:59:47 - Stage 13: The mad pilot
1:09:35 - Stage 14: The End
1:15:40 - Credits
1:16:12 - Replays with the other ships
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