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Wonderful fun for 2 chapters, unfortunately it is the same thing over and over again, and that gets stale. But there is around 10 hours of great game here.

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FTL 3.0. Mejores graficos, misma jugabilidad, alta dificultad (La comida, siempre la comidaaa).

Very random, and the lack of food will likely kill you most games.

One of the better FTL clones out there. Honestly, this game deserves more credit than it's gotten. Is it perfect? Not even remotely. If you try too hard to compare it to FTL, of course you'll go away unhappy; it has its own strengths. Unfortunately, many weapons are gated behind achievements, which does enhance progression but does also mean that early runs can be a bit bland. Still, some of the negative reviews are baffling examples of confirmation bias. Y'all do know that you can sell prisoners at some shops for huge amounts of cash instead of reducing your bounty, right? Which I'm pretty sure it said in the tutorial?

(Incidentally, the devs started doing big patches again. Just, y'know, they were based in UKRAINE. I think it's in extremely poor taste to accuse them of "abandoning the game" under those circumstances.)

If there's something I feel dramatically weakens the game, it's the fact that killing the enemy captain instantly wins the fight. There are also some "artificial longevity" achievements that I'm guessing were meant to be paired with two final ship types that ended up not manifesting in the face of literal warfare.

A fun rogue-like space adventure for fans of the genre. The core game play mechanics are pretty intuitive once you get the hang of them, and managing your crew and battle procedure is exciting and often satisfying. There's the logistical balance of upgrading ship systems and weapons, fuel and repairs. Also implement internal and similar offensive strategies to opposing vessels mid-skirmish; keeping your crew alive during battle, when you're fighting intruders, putting out fires or repairing hull breaches ect. While the main campaign story is linear & scripted - quest events and resource management is RNG dependant so not all elements are predetermined so there is replay value here.

Fyi the game still receives ongoing support from the Dev team - last update for balance & bug fixes was of May 13th and revitalised road map of more improvements to come. So ignore the rumours, rest assured it has not been abandoned.

The full price is reasonable for what's on offer or get your money's worth and grab a bargain on sale. 8/10

Soll das ein Witz sein, ich habe 3 Handelsstationen angeflogen und nirgens gab es Treibstoff. Da kann ich auch gleich die Selbstzerstörung einleiten. Lächerlich und sehr enttäuschend . Kauft euch diesen Dreck blos nicht

Demanding, but fun. Thankfully you can slow time when things get crazy. I enjoy this more than FTL simply because I'm not a fan of most pixel graphics games.

- Excellent graphics
- Good music/sound
- Challenging + Rewarding

This game was a much better version of FTL with a lot of fun features.

However the newest patch made the game almost unplayable due to supply issues. Wait till they fix this issue before buying.

This is essentially a clone of FTL, with sort of better graphics and some small changes, but this is the lesser game.

The graphics aren't really that much better because you are basically just staring at your ship the entire time, and sometimes an enemy ship, so it's a few decent models and that is it. The organisms moving around on the ship are nothing to write home about.

Compared to FTL, many things are the same, but FTL is more polished. In this case, less is more, because this game is very unbalanced feeling and the events/story are not very engaging.

The "open" map in this game I found to be another "less is more" lesson - I keep having to backtrack because of side quests or next quest waypoint, and it doesn't feel as good as a map where you are always moving forward and aren't penalized heavily by the poor food management in this game (and growing threat level).

The weapons don't feel a lot different from each other initially, it is basically do you want to do more damage to shields or systems/hull with a cooldown. But some weapons are just bad. There is a starting rocket launcher for an example that you can put different rockets into, which basically add recharge time and damage .... so 3 options as an example: +1 second recharge (on top of 10 second base), 10 damage. Or +2 second recharge for 15 damage. OR 60 second recharge for 30 damage. I wonder which one is better? Some basic math anybody? Burst isn't even a factor much with that big of differences. (0.9 dps / 1.25 dps / .4 dps after 70 seconds aka when the fight is over)

And the explanations of the systems are kind of poor .. a couple examples: the game shows days passed and say the threat level goes up per day, okay, so why do I need a place dedicated for days AND threat? Just show me the threat ... and strange things effect it, like gaining a prisoner with a freezing pod (which wasn't explained at all) and selling them to a market lessens threat. How does that lessen the bounty against me or whatever? No idea, but it does.

This feels like an early access game, but it is released, so who knows if it will get enough polish to compete with the older FTL game.