
Lead your orbital battleships to victory in Flotilla! Fight, trade, and explore new planets in your journey through the galaxy. Featuring tactically rich 3D combat, flank and surprise the enemy from any direction. When the dust settles, generate another randomized universe for a brand new adventure!
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Lead your orbital battleships to victory in Flotilla! Fight, trade, and explore new planets in your journey through the galaxy.
Discover upgrades and artifacts to install on your fleet ships, and engage in battle with bounty hunters and pirate space-chickens. Featuring tactically rich 3D combat, flank and surprise the enemy from any direction. And when the dust settles, generate another uniquely randomized universe for a brand new adventure!
There is no "up" in space: Explore the tactical richness of full 3D movement. Watch your angles and flank the enemy from all directions.
No adventure is the same: Whenever you begin an adventure, the universe is randomly populated with characters, upgrades, and encounters.
Configure your fleet: Find loot throughout your encounters and install upgrades and artifacts to your flotilla of ships.
Play with a friend: Grab a buddy and play through the adventure cooperatively in splitscreen.
Blow up your friend: In the Skirmish Mode, set up custom fleets and battle human or computer-controlled enemies.
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Cats in Space, along with various other creatures. And Tactical Simultenous Space Ship combat Rogue-like
I used to play this game a tonne on XBOX 360. When I got a Gaming PC, OFC I re-downloaded it. This game is a lot of fun, I love the zany characters, creative gameplay mechanics, and it's accessibility. In regular mode, a single space adventure usually ends with your protagonist succumbing to illness after about ~20 minutes equivalent time playing. So it's quite good for quick games when you don't have long. Alternatively, hardcore mode just seems to remove the protagonist's terminal illness, so you can play the same campaign for hours. Mechanically, the game and strategies are very simple to grasp, but still allows experienced players to build a lot of depth in their skills. I love that the game will run on a potato as well. It's so lightweight, you could probably run it comfortably without any graphics adapter, lol. And it's only 86MB, which is small enough to fit on my first ever memory stick, haha. If I were deducting points, I'd like a way to save my progress within an extended gaming session so I don't just lose it all when I quit.
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Languages: English
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Fun!
Outrageously cute micro-sized strategy game. Fun campaign mode. Loads of animals in spacesuits. A+
Funny, and kind of interesting combat, that overstays its welcome really fast.
Simply awesome.
What I love about this is the well crafted short experience. I leave satisfied every time I get back on it, much better than the second one made.
Controls are nonsensical and not in line with traditional strategy games, this makes the game an absolute pain in the butt to play.
From back when we could just sit down and have a good time.
A very good idea marred by shoddy execution. Roguelike in its nature, you take a small fleet out on adventure by clicking on planets. Each planet provides you with a random encounter or combat. Combat requires you to plan the movement of your fleet in a three dimensional space keeping in mind that your ships are more vulnerable from the rear and bottom, that your turrets have limited shooting range and angle and that if your ship is destroyed, it really is destroyed. So far so good. Unfortunately, there's no option to save your game. If you quit, you lose all your progress. I really enjoy the combat but I the FTL-like gameplay doesn't do it justice. Still, I'd recommend it when it is on sale. If you enjoy FTL and Homeworld, you'll want to see this.
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