Super speedy combat and almost unlimited player movement form an excellent core for a shooter in Echo Point Nova. Armed with a grapple, a hoverboard and a surprisingly grounded selection of guns you take on an unscrupulous mercenary company trying to exploit a planet for it's artifacts. That's really all you need to know to start blasting your way through their ranks and various super weapons in interesting "colossus" bossfights through the game's open world consisting of numerous floating islands.

The game has a story but it's mostly there to just give you a reason to skate around 200km/h doing flips and 360 noscopes with a .50 cal sniper rifle or an RPG. In short, Echo Point Nova is a really solid FPS, that you should get if you:

- enjoy being hyper mobile in a very freeform environment
- like realistic guns and upgrading them by using them enough
- rather skip the story and just get right into the action
- want a game that's rather straightforward to 100%

Super speedy combat and almost unlimited player movement form an excellent core for a shooter in Echo Point Nova. Armed with a grapple, a hoverboard and a surprisingly grounded selection of guns you take on an unscrupulous mercenary company trying to exploit a planet for it's artifacts. That's really all you need to know to start blasting your way through their ranks and various super weapons in interesting "colossus" bossfights through the game's open world consisting of numerous floating islands. The game has a story but it's mostly there to just give you a reason to skate around 200km/h doing flips and 360 noscopes with a .50 cal sniper rifle or an RPG. In short, Echo Point Nova is a really solid FPS, that you should get if you: - enjoy being hyper mobile in a very freeform environment - like realistic guns and upgrading them by using them enough - rather skip the story and just get right into the action - want a game that's rather straightforward to 100%