Midair

Midair (2018)

by Archetype Studios
Genres:Indie, Sport, Shooter
Themes:Open world, Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Multiplayer, Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO)
Story:Midair is a fast-paced jetpack shooter set in a breathtaking new sci-fi universe. Use movement to your advantage, outwit your enemy from every angle, build defenses, and fully customize the way you play. Break the mold of traditional shooters and jetpack your way into a challenging new experience!
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