X WING

This is not a story-driven game. This is just a flight on a three-dimensional X Wing, such as the one in which Luke Skywalker defeated the Death Star (Death Star), leading a barely surviving rebel squadron. This flying game will be especially interesting for fans of Star Wars, especially the 4th, 5th and 6th parts, where the audience is particularly familiar with the fighters of the Resistance Fleet. The goal of the game is to fly along the outer corridor of the Death Star as far as possible.

Imperial cannons mounted on rotating turrets will not bother you, and you should not be afraid of Tie Fighters with Interceptors — they are not here. The only danger is the unevenness of the artificial terrain of the imperial colossus. The corridor along which your X Wing flies consists of many panels and blocks, so even though it is straight, you can crash into any of the panels at any time.

During the flight, you will have to dodge walls and partitions that suddenly appear on the X Wing's path. Your war machine can shoot, but it is useless, and the blocks are not destroyed by laser guns. Concentrate on your flight.

Since the game is 3D, clarity and ease of operation are especially important. The authors managed to solve this problem successfully. You can control the X Wing with both the keyboard and mouse. In the first case, the arrow buttons are responsible for the direction, the spacebar turns the X Wing 90 degrees on the roll, Ctrl-shooting. In the second mode, the mouse movement is transmitted to the fighter, the left button rotates it, and the right button fires.

Partitions in the form of pillars sticking out in the middle of the corridor are better to fly around to the right or left in a 90-degree roll. It is better to force solid partitions-plugs through small windows, driving the X Wing as much as possible to the extreme position (depending on the location of such a device, of course).