Star Fox Creator's Wild Blue Announced [Mar 12, 2025, 8:41 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Humble Games also announces Wild Blue, an airborne combat game that
recalls the on-rails (skyrails, in this case) shooters of a bygone era. The
World Premiere Teaser
offers a moment of video game sky and no gameplay before going off the rails
(sorry). Giles Goddard appears with a heavily redacted (and nutso) bit touting
the participation of the Star Fox creator in
the project. Despite his claim to be the solo developer, we meet the rest of the
team at Chuhai Labs, their sweet liquor collection, and the supple flexibility
of their middle fingers. Here's word from the
Steam Listing:
Soar over oceans, desert ridges, and perilous caves, battling waves of enemies and pushing back the Baron’s forces. With the help of allies, you’ll fight to restore peace while experiencing the thrill of classic arcade flight-combat!
Easy-to-learn controls make Wild Blue accessible for newcomers and genre veterans alike, while the game’s stunning visuals immerse you in a hand-crafted, anime-style universe. With its compelling gameplay loop, branching paths, and thrilling missions, every flight is an adventure!
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Xero wrote on Mar 13, 2025, 10:44:Jivaro wrote on Mar 12, 2025, 23:50:
Starfox and Perfect Dark...the two Nintendo franchises I really would have liked to see more from back when they were newer.
It's crazy that I never actually tried Perfect Dark. I was a mega fan of Goldeneye, but I think it dropped towards the end of the N64's life cycle and I had already moved on to become a PC gamer around that time. I know there was a big fan following for Perfect Dark.
Yeah... Starfox64 could have used a sequel.
Perfect Dark was better in every way. A lot of ingenuity, especially in multiplayer, where it had weird weapons and great bots. You could do more teams, fill some with a variety of bots, etc. It would actually make a skillgap fun, where I could play a friend and have it me and 3 awful bots against him and 1 incredible bot.
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Jivaro wrote on Mar 12, 2025, 23:50:
Starfox and Perfect Dark...the two Nintendo franchises I really would have liked to see more from back when they were newer.
It's crazy that I never actually tried Perfect Dark. I was a mega fan of Goldeneye, but I think it dropped towards the end of the N64's life cycle and I had already moved on to become a PC gamer around that time. I know there was a big fan following for Perfect Dark.
Yeah... Starfox64 could have used a sequel.
A star fox style shooter with animorphic characters. is this guy a one trick pony? pass.
Um, anyone remember the Megaman's Creator kickstarter game?
Starfox and Perfect Dark...the two Nintendo franchises I really would have liked to see more from back when they were newer.
I would absolutely hate being a Starfox fan. Nintendo has done them dirty.
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Yo, I'm all for this. Hope it turns out good. StarFox 64 was one of my favorite N64 games ever.
I initially thought the rumble pack that basically introduced the world to controller vibrations was all hype. Boy was I mistaken. I don't care that it was on the rails. It had story, emotion, everything. It was perfect. I loved how you could pick different routes to take that could alter the completion of the game and they were based on objectives you either hit or missed in a mission.
Had plenty of multiplayer in it and to the point where I unlocked everything. From the tanks to being on foot. What a time to be a gamer back then.
I initially thought the rumble pack that basically introduced the world to controller vibrations was all hype. Boy was I mistaken. I don't care that it was on the rails. It had story, emotion, everything. It was perfect. I loved how you could pick different routes to take that could alter the completion of the game and they were based on objectives you either hit or missed in a mission.
Had plenty of multiplayer in it and to the point where I unlocked everything. From the tanks to being on foot. What a time to be a gamer back then.
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