Using the left analog stick (required even in the PC version), players must grind against those ribbons in order to absorb the energy of the music." [3]
He goes on to describe the shooting element of the gameplay: "The game’s tunnel-like environments warp and twist to impede the player, each new level bringing unique obstacles and traps into play. Odd mechanical enemies attack from time to time, with the game employing a target lock and fire mechanic using a combination of right analog and trigger." [4]
In his review for Forbes, Mitch Wallace describes the gameplay: "The general on-rail, twin-stick shooting setup is deceptively simple: Pilot a nondescript spaceship through various alien and possibly post-apocalyptic stages, gunning down enemies and tracing ribbons of light as you go." [5]
Soundtrack
Aaero features a fully licensed electronic dance music soundtrack. The tracklist is as follows:
Bass Cannon by Flux Pavilion
Pure Sunlight by Mr FijiWiji featuring Laura Bre
