Riftstar Raiders Review – Some Like it Hard
In Riftstar Raiders, this 2.5D shooter from Climax Studios, you’ll find a mix of twinstick shooter and 4-player co-op set in space with a decent gear grind.
Nicholas Plouffe
Nick is an avid tabletop and video gamer from the great white north. While he’s currently in another field to pay off student loans, this debt was accrued to obtain a diploma in game design. He’s spent over a year working for a AAA studio in Vancouver and knows what it takes to bring a game from the pre-production stage all the way to gold master, putting away small mountains of coffee and a lot of late nights in the process. He enjoys most genres, but has a soft spot for classic RPGs like Fallout or Baldur’s Gate.
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