After a very lengthy delay, Ion Fury: Aftershock finally made its entrance in early October. After a more modest hold-up, my review of Voidpoint's retro shooter expansion is now up at Entertainium. While it's arguable that this generous continuation of the 2019 game would have made a much bigger splash had it been released two plus years ago, it is a worthwhile release.
The new levels are particularly impressive technically:
The developers have implemented speeding trains, thrashing machinery, and collapsing buildings. All of these splashy effects are incorporated into sprawling maps which are even more packed with secrets than before.
The new "arrange" mode will also give Ion Fury new legs, as it provides a chance to revisit a significantly altered version of the original campaign. This includes shifted level geometry, and a means to deploy the new toys in old haunts. If you find this review useful, please share to help us spread the reach of Entertainium!
