Incoming Forces Critic Reviews

The gameplay is intense and the visuals are impressive, which means that all the shooter basics are in place.

The potential scope is there, the graphics are there, the flight dynamics are there, the premise is there, the delivery is not.

Not the kind of innovative game as its forbearer, Incoming. Instead, it comes across as a bit behind the times. While it does manage to be fun in parts, it still lacks in many areas.

Solid if familiar gameplay here, and the graphics and audio are immensely pleasing if no longer groundbreaking.

It's competent without being very imaginative or thrilling, and as such it's the type of thoroughly generic action game that's best played in small doses, if at all.

While the price is right, there's arguably not much else to get excited about.

An average arcade shooter. However, the game is not at all exciting enough to grab most gamers’ attention for any long period.

This pyrotechnic orgy probably offers up more explosions per minute than any other game of its type, but that's about all it offers.

It's an action shooter that would be appropriate for a console. It's not big on story or subtleties.

Even a decent team play mode can't overcome the pervsive sense of blandness that accompanies the tired 1996-era mechanics and style-free visuals.