Aperion Cyberstorm is a 1-5 player 2D twin-stick shooter where combining your tools can save you, or scrap you. Salvage what’s left of your team against dangers in- and outside of the galaxy, and mix the abilities you find before you’re added to the heap; smash an enemy’s shields with electricity-imbued mines, before melting their hull with a spread of fire rockets.
Platforms
Switch PC WiiUGenres
Adventure Arcade Indie Role-playing (RPG) ShooterThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
PS3Blog.net
By EdENAperion Cyberstorm is certainly a fun game on Nintendo Switch that you can enjoy at home or on the go by yourself or with some friends for hectic matches where anything goes. aPriori Digital did a solid job with this game, and I look forward to seeing what the team does next!
COGconnected
By Ramin Ostad…playing with a full suite of five plays offers moments of exhilarating chaos.
Nintendo Times
By Craig MajaskiWith stiff competition from a variety of shooters already on the Switch, Aperion Cyberstorm doesn’t bring anything new to the console. It does deliver some fun 5-player competitive action, but the game’s audio-visuals fall short of what’s expected on the system. If you’re all out of couch multiplayer games to play, this one’s worth considering.
NintendoWorldReport
By J.P. CorbranAperion Cyberstorm does many things reasonably well, but nothing well enough to really set it apart from other shooters on the platform. The uninteresting Campaign mode drags down the other, better-executed ideas, and prevents the game from being all that it could have been.
Pure Nintendo
By Dillan CombsAperion Cyberstorm is a twin-stick shmup that's pleasing to both the eyes and ears. It's a pretty decent distraction for when you're on the bus or if you want a quick party game. Unfortunately, there's not really a whole lot of variety in gameplay. Plus, enemies can sometimes have more health than they need, making the experience repetitive. But if you need a twin stick shooter on the go, you could do worse.
