
Scavenge modules, combine them in the deadliest and most efficient ways imaginable, and fly your very own spaceship through alien space with BossConstructor. Thousands of procedurally generated galaxies await you and your space-faring collection of assembled modules to explore them.
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Languages: English*, German, French, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian*languages with full audio support
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Total fun!
[h1] 不推荐 [/h1] 不好玩,游戏内容类似重组加远行星号。 操作僵硬,武器的开火还要按方向键,没发现有侧向推进。 建造内容少,武器射程近,没有炮塔,战斗起来不爽。
Slow and frustrating design, sluggish combat with strange balance, but most importantly, crashes all the time.
A problematic game. Weird controls. A grid interface. No manual save, so death in a sector means reloading that sector. Battles can take an eternity if you have lost some of your weapons. Battles can become impossible if you have lost too much of your ship, making it necessary to reload from a previous sector since there seem to be no repair without finding a space station, and they don't seem to exist at the beginning. Some of these can be solved by remapping or turning off the grid. The rest of the problems...well, they are something you have to deal with. But all is not bad. The game is fun. There are lots of scenario options. You can choose from pre-existing ships, or design your own. There is enough good to make it worth my time. Your time may be more precious.
Pretty solid game. The controls take a bit to get used to, but are VERY customizable, and are capable of doing some really cool things. Customization of your ship is the primary mechanic, and the editor has clearly seen a lot of love. The exploration mode (map based, progression focused, with a boss at the end) was the focus of my play time, and was fairly engaging once I got past a certain threshold of decent components captured so I could really start messing with the editor. The progression feels fairly balanced, though it's often less painful to lose a mission via being blown up than to NEARLY be blown up, as replacing the components of your ship isn't an automatic thing, and you have to replace them based on the components you have now. This isn't a dig on this mechanic, it definitely breeds some creativity by making you do the best you can with what you have. You'll like this game if you enjoy: - Fairly realistic physics in space games - Building custom vehicles for combat - Ship persistence in campaign modes - Blowing up space ships
I enjoyed the game, but it is: - unpolished / unfinished - buggy - e.g. you design your ship, test it and suddenly your changes you tested were not saved... - it crashes about once per hour to desktop and is very unbalanced (spoiler: disintegrator will make you invincible) - is probably abandoned by it's developer - it's been few years since he was active on discussions - Missions are repetitive, there are not many enemy designs, - AI is weak - connection with workshop for ship designs is very weird and unintuitive Overall I'd say it's a nice concept, half-way developed into a playable game, where you have to expect crashes, bugs and general lack of balance.
i watited sinve befor the game came out fully for thsi game to get good now it literally crashes every time i leave a mission despite hundrets of hours in the most similar games on the market i never managed to get out of a mission with more then i lost i think this is all the patience required for a game (ps: far from all my hours are on record.)
Have spent not that much time on the game so far. Have established somethings so far tho; Good things: + Most likely going to grind this game for a good while like the games in the 90-20's. + Lets you F'up those enemy ships with imaginative ways. Bad things. Mostly bugs like: - While testing your ship/modules you might lose whole bunch of those modules. Smash ALT+F4 or anything to close the program. Reloading fixes most of my situations. With the bugs: 7/10 Without the bugs so far encountered: 8.5/10
Was a fun game in the past. At some point some new updates were made and nothing is working anymore. It's currently just a waste of mony.
The controls aren't great especially when the ai can turn and stop on a dime but you'll just drift for all eternity
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