GamEvolution Writes: That's not to say the game is terrible, it's just not enjoyable. Missions are often so alike that it is almost impossible to differentiate the one you've just completed to the one you're about to face. Defending objectives against waves of enemy planes soon loses its appeal and that's when things start to get really boring. Any hope of the story carrying the game was soon shattered, from lackluster voice acting to an over used story of "the brother killed at war" I never felt immersed while playing Damage inc, and it's hard to establish personal relations with a protagonist, when all you really want to do is plough the aircraft straight into the dock at Pearl Harbour to stop him talking.
XMNR: Even though it is Saturday, the Black Friday Lightning Deals at Amazon for games continue to truck along. Today sees short time specials on PS3, Xbox 360 and DS games like Halo 4, Prototype 2, Dungeon Siege III and more along with the 4GB Xbox 360 Kinect Holiday Bundle that comes with two free games.
"Mad Catz bundles its new AV8R Flightstick peripheral with a WWII flight sim"
Gaming Union: "Damage Inc. is a flight game which seems a little bit confused. Some strong attention to detail has been paid to some aspects of the game, like the historical accuracy. However, when it comes to the gameplay and mechanics, things start to fall down. There are numerous arcade elements thrown in there, but simulation elements also appear at other times, and it makes for a game that can get rather tedious sometimes. The controls also struggle, although the AV8R flight stick at least offers some respite. It's issues like this that shouldn't be there and stop Damage Inc. from being a solid game."
