RageQuit Corp has announced its “first-person aerial combat game,” Strike Vector EX, will be making its way to Xbox One via the ID@Xbox program. This high-speed mech-inspired aircraft dogfighting game was originally only available on Steam but now Strike Vector EX will be launching on Xbox One with optimized controls that allow for better control during the high-speed dogfights.
“Strike Vector EX is a competitive first-person aerial-combat game that hosts dizzying dogfights with battle-heavy aircraft. Bursting with customizable mech-inspired ships, Strike Vector EX disrupts the air combat genre through a combination of precision mechanics, imaginative aircraft, and stunning, fast-paced multiplayer fights.”
“RageQuit Corporation’s debut Xbox One and PS4™ game has been fine tuned to provide instant feedback and tight console controls for players to light each other up amidst futuristic, industrial structures. Players gear up their ships to deploy specific strategies for each mission (paired with personal, bada$$ styles) to engage in frenetic multiplayer skirmishes.”
Strike Vector EX is inspired by Quake 3, Unreal Tournament and Crimson Skies. and features customizable mech-inspired ships, fast-paced multiplayer fights and precision mechanics.
RageQuit Corp is known for working on notable titles like Motorstorm Apocalypse, Remember Me, I am Alive, Coldfear, the Amerzone, SSX, Rayman, Ghost Recon, Tony Hawk, Moto GP, Burnout, Trackmania, Shootmania and Harry Potter.
^Aaron (@PxDIZZLE)
Source: StrikeVector.net
Aaron Perreault (PxDIZZLE) contributed 8 articles to ICXM in 2015, covering Windows and PC, and Xbox news with a focus on hands-on impressions and verified-source reporting. Their bylines on the site span the Xbox One’s first full year of post-launch coverage, including the early days of Backwards Compatibility and Windows 10 gaming. They post on X as @PxDIZZLE.