Against the odds, I somehow found myself actually enjoying a little bit, however. It’s silly and forgettable, and the characters are nothing more than boring talking heads telling you things you probably don’t care about. I’m not going to mince words here, the plot is pretty awful. Earth’s forces get shafted pretty thoroughly by an alien relic the colonists possess, and the rest of the game has Earth’s surviving fleet desperately racing to their homeworld to stop its complete destruction. To call it a civil war is probably giving too much credit to the UNE, though. The relationship between the United Nations of Earth (UNE) and her off-world colonies has become strained, and after Earth scientists discover strange technology on a colony world and try to keep it for themselves, they are expelled from the planet and a civil war begins. So here’s what’s happening in the future: Humanity has spread out across the stars after discovering an alien transmission. That latter premise is the impetus for the action-packed Strike Suit Zero - a game that channels so many things I love, from Colony Wars to Homeworld, that I cannot help but adore it, even when it’s infuriating me. Science fiction would have us believe that if mankind doesn’t immediately get embroiled in a war with a hostile alien race the moment it sets foot amongst the stars, it will inevitably start a war with its space colonies instead. And all of those times my ship exploded into a thousand tiny bits of shrapnel, I was content in the knowledge that I hadn’t actually doomed Earth and everybody living here.
I might not be a hotshot pilot for real, but I’ve spent the last few days pretending to be one in the recently Kickstarted Strike Suit Zero - it’s been a hell of a ride. If I hadn’t been so utterly incapable of even getting close to a high score, I’m certain I would already be saving you all from an alien invasion.ĭon’t feel sorry for me, though. The hope of being recruited by aliens to fight in an intergalactic war because of one’s mad gaming skills is pretty much why I spent an inordinate amount of pocket money on arcade games as a wayward youth. Remember The Last Starfighter? Of course you do you probably dream about the premise happening to you. In addition, the Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike Build & Battle Stadium launches on November 26, 2021, and makes it even easier to jump into two-player gameplay by including two Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike Build & Battle Boxes, four additional Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike booster packs, and 121 Energy cards, various Pokémon TCG accessories, and a storage box.įor additional information about the Pokémon TCG, visit /TCG.In space no one can hear you squeal with delight The Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike Build & Battle Box contains four Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike booster packs a 23-card Evolution pack featuring key cards from current and prior sets, including one of four alternate-art promo cards and a deckbuilding tip sheet.
Trainers interested in playing with the expansion before launch can do so with the Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike Build & Battle Box, available through their local participating Pokémon TCG retailer starting October 30, 2021. 20 Trainer cards and seven full-art Supporter cards.In addition, Trainers can play with the following cards: In addition, Fusion Strike Style appears on Trainer and Special Energy cards, which tend to assist Pokémon of that particular Battle Style and allow players to build a Fusion Strike Style deck.Īrriving in booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes, and special collections, Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike includes 25 Fusion Strike cards such as Mew VMAX, Genesect V, and Hoopa V. New Pokémon Trading Card Game: Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike Expansion to Debut Fusion Strike Style Gameplay MechanicĪugust 26, 2021-The Pokémon Company International today introduced a new type of Battle Styles gameplay mechanic, Fusion Strike Style, that will be featured in the upcoming Pokémon Trading Card Game: Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike set launching around the world on November 12, 2021.ĭecorated with a hint of purple and pink, Pokémon with the Fusion Strike Style often have attacks that focus on teamwork and reinforce the idea of strength in numbers, as Fusion Strike Pokémon generally benefit when other Pokémon with this Battle Style are in play.
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