I was drawn to its screenshots because it looks like a promising vertical scrolling shooter game with high graphics quality. It did not disappoint when I played for a few minutes. It has a high industrial level in games of this type, the background has an interaction, and the quality of materials such as enemy and explosion effects are outstanding. The creators of this game used Archero's growth system directly, meaning that you can equip your fighters with different equipment. Regarding details, different weapons have different attacks, such as machine guns or lasers. Having also played Raiden and traditional vertical scrolling shooters like Gemini Strike, the difference is clear. In Wing Fighter, you can't use bombs. Instead, you can increase the ultimate's power by killing enemies, and different fighters have different ultimates.

It's a highly enjoyable game, and it's far superior to other stickman archer games. The action is smooth, the animations are enjoyable, and the UI is relatively tidy for this type of game, but in tens of games, I have yet to play against an opponent who is less well equipped. That would be OK if I hadn't spent the majority of my time playing against players who were better qualified. I'm not sure what kind of algorithm is at work, but it may be a hidden MMR that matches me up with opponents who are more equipped but less skilled.