Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Regardless of which version you purchase, Starlink: Battle For Atlas will provide one of the best console space shooters in years, and is now my favorite Star Fox game of all time.

A great space opera for kids, which includes fast combat, deep exploration and some strategic elements. The use of toys and split screen multiplayer fits perfectly in the game. Switch version adds Starfox (with his own campaign, starship and allies).

Crammed with gorgeous worlds, thrilling combat, and engaging mysteries, plus an arching plot that doesn’t speak down to its audience, Starlink is toys-to-life, all grown up.

Starlink: Battle for Atlas can become a good starting point for a new franchise with a toys-to-life concept done the right way. Sadly, its repetitive nature lacks the ingredients to keep you hooked.

Combat does get harder later, but it stops short of doing anything new or interesting. But it does its job well enough for a parent to steal the controller of their kid for a few battles. That old rivalry with Star Wolf needs to be settled.

A good game that's robbed of greatness by a lack of ambition and terrible toys-to-life implementation. Everything it gets right – the clever mix-and-match shipbuilding, the combat, the controls, the imaginative alien worlds, the decent space opera storyline – can’t escape the vortex of tedium that comes with pedestrian mission design, planets that are mechanically the same, and the crushing knowledge that people who buy just the Starter Pack are getting an unquestionably inferior experience.

Before you know it, Starlink turns playing with toys into something that feels an awful lot like work.

10/10 Here's why. It's fun. I don't care about all the little parts that are good, or bad. I just want to enjoy a game and have fun. It's so cheap too. I think I picked the complete toy controller and game code up for about £10 new. People pay more than £10 for an amiibo. With this you get a controller mounted arwing, with interchangable pieces and a game for £10. Which nutters are complaining.

Digno sucesor espiritual de Starfox con una jugabilidad correcta y una historia plana pero aceptable.

If No Mans Sky was a toys to life action adventure game that is pretty fun.

Cringe inducing characters and dialogue. Repetitive gameplay. Completing the storyline objectives will leave you wanting more. Pay to unlock ship and weapon upgrades. Not a whole lot to love about this game.

It's about on par with a mobile game, wasting your time to do task that are not fun and repetitive. Everyone saying this is the best Starfox game is an insult Starfox. This game draws out it's story with repetitive quest and resource gathering, a tacked on gun mod system that to be honest changes nothing about the gameplay. Leveling up is pointless since the game is so easy, leveling just makes it easier, and since its open world there is not way to structure difficulty. My advice is if you have to buy this game go physical so you can at least get some money back. Do not buy the digital deluxe.