GoD Factory: Wingmen

GoD Factory Wingmen is a game where accessibility comes easy but mastery does not.

The styling of the different ships is quite frankly amazing.

GoD Factory: Wingmen may win the award for worst named game of 2014 thus far, but this naming blunder masks one of the smartest multiplayer team games of recent years. Layers of thoughtful design are married to tight, responsive, spontaneous space flight controls to make a four-versus-four online space shooter that’s both thrilling and satisfying in equal measure.

The game will be enjoyed by fans of shooters and by those who like to build their own character. The space setting, combined with a sub-fund artistic heavily inspired, make it a pleasure for the eyes.

GoD Factory: Wingmen is a great mix of simulation and arcade gameplay, at least for the immediacy with which one approaches to the control system. In the space dogfights there’s also a tactical side and the ship's customization is really wide.

Fast-paced, deep and surprisingly good.

A great variety of combat styles is not supported by an interesting number of game modes and stages. The sci-fi atmosphere is great, but considering the lack of a single player campaign, GoD Factory: Wingmen will experience some problems in maintaining players' attention.

It’s a small step in the right direction for the genre but the lack of players means that in this particular space sim, there’s no-one to hear you scream.

GoD Factory: Wingmen is a decent crossover between a MOBA and a space dogfight game. Unfortunately there is not much to do aside from the single game mode and the enjoyable hangar mode.