
EarthX is a rocket company management game. Go from launching small rockets on Earth to eventually building a colony on Mars. Create your own Internet constellation, develop new technologies, supply the International Space Station and terraform Mars!
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Languages: English*, Polish**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
So, let me start off by saying that this game is pretty awesome. I do really like it and it was fun for the period of time I played it. However, the "Launch 42069 rockets" achievement, on top of taking way too long and not even being fun due to it requiring you to leave the game ideal, nearly bricked my computer. For whatever reason, the player data file was taking up over 100gb in the drive that my OS occupies, and froze my entire computer requiring me to turn off the power supply to get it to shut down. Be warned.
Once you get going and understand what's going on, it's pretty satisfying and will make hours pass. Recommend for cozy and cool gameplay
Elon Musk makes me sick ...
a space agency manager game, what more could you want??
You may not be a billionaire IRL, but in this game you can be. You can launch rockets and be a Rocket Man! And then you can be like... "And I think it’s gonna be a long, long time ‘Til touchdown brings me ’round again to find I’m not the man they think I am at home Oh, no, no, no I’m a rocket man Rocket man burnin’ out his fuse up here alone”
It's a bit of fun, nothing too taxing or strenuous - except the achievement to launch 42,069 rockets. Can't say I'm a fan of games with achievements like that. Though it is achievable by idling. Not an amazing game, not a terrible game. Of all the games I've played, this is one of them.
The realism cannot be matched. If there are no competitors for a contract, you can fleece the government by putting as many 0's on a blank cheque as you want! Can't get to mars like the real cool chuds? Just don't be poor, loser. 😎
Way to make someone hate your game. What kind of lazy achievement is launch 42,069 rockets?
Its a fun chill game but the reason why I have so many hours in the game is to get one achievement which is basically keeping the game in idle and running it so... yea
Game lacks direction. It also lacks a proper tutorial in which some direction could have been given. The tutorial is more explaining the various parts of the game rather than having a general "here's what your need to do" or having a "here's a starting point" Also the windows management is absolute hell. Windows popping on top of each other like crazy makes it hard to keep track of what's going on or hard to get to the window you need. Especially when you're trying to figure out where stuff is. In general it seems it the game itself is seemingly unable to come together into something cohesive. You'll have to bring patience to sort it out and maybe extract some fun out of this. On top of that the unfortunate decision to base it of a billionaire with no humanity in him just makes you feel dirty playing this. It could have been a more generic start your own space company game but the references, from the title to the various sub elements (like LinkLink) and even the portrait of the CEO contributes to that dirty feeling. Space is fascinating and exciting. Musk is a poison to it, humanity and unfortunately to this game.
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