All Aspect Warfare Demo

Just in case you weren't certain about it already, almost every book, movie and video games presents the future in a very violent manner, with large-scale wars taking over the entire planet, or worse, the galaxy. This happens to be the case with All Aspect Warfare as well, which presents the conflict between the Terrans and the Gammulan race.

To start off with, it is worth noting that the developers put a lot of effort into providing the game with quite an interesting, albeit not very original back story. Hence, the conflict between the Terrans and the Gammulans is at the center of the galaxy and it revolves around certain race differences, which cannot be overlooked by either of them.

The main events begin with a Terran tactical strike that ends up badly, after the ship is shot down on the enemy planet without hope of being rescued. Naturally, the Gammulans swarm around the ship and attempt to eliminate any survivors, which is basically the plot of the game at hand. To make matters worse, the ship was also transporting an insanely powerful bomb aboard, which is liable to destroy the entire planet at any moment.

As you head into the game, it becomes obvious that the purpose is to allow you to choose the way you want to approach the situation, since there are a variety of different possibilities. Thus, starting from the fact that you can quickly change between the first and third-person perspective, or choose between aerial and ground combat, it is clear that you are given complete freedom when it comes to gameplay and the approach you want to use.

You can also choose one of the available character classes and improve your skills as you advance through the game, as well as use the inventory to equip better items and dispatch with the enemies much faster. The fact that the game world is open-ended and very fast also plays a crucial role in the action, mainly because there are not too many restriction or invisible walls to limit your experience.

All Aspect Warfare may not manage to do a good job at everything, but it does try very hard to please everyone at the same time. In the end, what matters is that you are given the possibility to choose, which is more than you can say about the majority of the games nowadays.