
This is a fun yet challenging RTS game. To survive in the vast galaxy, you need to build up your own fleet and customize your warships. You will also learn to control them efficiently in battle to defeat your enemies, conquer planets, and expand your galactic empire!
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*, French*, German*, Russian*, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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An addictive little game, but very shallow and extremely simple. Why you ask? Because this is just a simple port of a phone app game, right down to the horrible, unintuitive interface that was clearly meant for clicking and dragging using your finger. Just an awful, greedy transition to the PC by the developers hoping to cash in on a different platform. Oh and btw, you can get this game for FREE in the app store on your phone....yeah. Save yourself the $5 bucks. Seriously. Its EXACTLY the same game as on the phone.
Mobile(Free but epic grindy) Ported to PC(Epic grindy). Simplistic Space Ship Battles that last anywhere from 5s to 5minutes per battle. If you are looking for in-depth tactical/strategic space battles with content and mind-blowing ship to ship action...this is not the game for you. Lacking some content from the mobile ported game. ( Fewer by 5 ships available for use). "Titan Ship Class" as a PAID DLC, as opposed to being "free(grind to get for free)" on the mobile game. Controls are non-optimized for PC, just a straight up port and whatever the hell as long devs make money. For a game released on mobile and now in pc, the english makes me wanna slap myself. Plus a lot of ########## in some scenarios(unfinished texts). Lots of the game hints don't make sense( I think this is due to being translated from a different language to English) On the plus side, it's a game where you don't need to use any brains. at all. Relaxing to play a few battles now and then, and just enjoy the gfx and ships exploding, although not for free, unlike mobile ersion). Play the mobile version, you can get free "gold" and "khorium(2nd currency)" every few minutes by just force watching ads. If you are looking for an intense ship-to-ship dakka dakka game, you are better off playing Battlefleet Gothic: Armada.
[Disclaimer: Got game for free as a prize from their comment giveaway.] [WARNING!! Outdated initial review! Huge bunch of great changes already made and more coming!! :D ] --- [b] TLDR: Purchase ONLY if on a Sale. Casual game ported from Mobile. [/b] EDIT: Ship selection is on F1-F4 for the four controllable ships; should help. :-) EDIT#2: Ships are now available for in-game currency in the game store!! :D :D :D --- THE GAME: ======== Simple realtime 4-ship-fleet vs enemy engagements. 4 types of engagements I have found so far: 1) Destroy All ships 2) Destroy <insert target name> 3) Survive 4) Escort/Rescue Small maps. Missions are linear and increase in difficulty. Time restrictions make DPS king even if you can manage your ships to be able to defeat stronger foes. You level up as a commander to increase your ability to have more powerful ships per fleet and also level up ships to unlock weapon ports (equip slots) making them stronger. Abilities can be equipped into equip slots bringing an interesting twist to ship customization. I have played this on Android and so far, aside from some store changes and the pricing, everything seems the same. An engaging game for casual play. RECOMMENDATION: Purchase ONLY if on a Sale. If you already have this on Android, I don't see the value of acquiring this unless you really want it badly on PC. If they improve upon the base game (a lot of potential) then yeah, it would be worth it, but otherwise don't get this. Why? 1) Game is Free on Android 2) $ amount you spend to get the game at full price does not equal the free DLC value plus game 3) Powerful ship variants missing from Store so likely DLC only :-( [This is no longer true; ships can be bought for in-game credits now]
Dissapointing RIP OFF. Played the free version on android and enjoyed it, so when I saw there was a pc version I was very interested. Basically you are paying for a cut down version where after paying hard cash to play, I have to pay £1.60 for a ship that is free on the android game. There are also 2 further ships that are not even available, no doubt I will by them soon. If I buy a game, I expect the whole game. I'm for DLC, but it should be extra stuff that was not available when released, NOT the have to pay extra for bits you've intentionallly left out.
The good: Ships are pretty, lazors & missiles shoot, some strategy involved when making builds, cheap. The bad: control scheme taken straight from phone version (seriously, no WASD control ? In a PC game ? In 2016 ?), which includes the impossibility of selecting a ship if 2 ships are on top of each other. Grindy, like the bad sort. After a while you need the second currency to get good weapons in a large enough quantity, or to grind missions, over, and over, and over, and over for some meager gain. You need the primary currency to buy a ship (60 / 100 k for the large ones, that you need to finish the game in 4 exemplary) and once you've got them, you need to unlock "slots" on them for values from 6k to about 45k each. Note, you gain 4k for a lvl 44 mission (2/3 in the game). Baiscally for a fully fitted warship, you need to redo that mission what... 80 times ? Timers to repair... ok, this is dumb. Not a phone game. Paid DLC something like a few weeks after release. Localization... ok no one cares for the story but not only it does not make sense, but also words are plain wrong sometimes, if not missing entirely.
As has been said in a few other reviews, an obvious port direct from mobile phone. That being said, it is much easier for this old bloke to play on PC, mostly because PC screen is much easier to see :P Good graphics, sound and it plays almost exactly like it shows in the clips and pictures. Keep in mind that it *will* get very grindy during the game, saving up to unlock slots on ships, not to mention getting new ships themselves can take some time, of course you CAN throw money at the game to do this, but you don't NEED to. At this point in time I am fairly certain that it can be completed without spending any real money, even if I have not gotten that far, there are a LOT of levels, 60+ and still counting so far. TIP: Missile/Strategic weapons all have a limited amount of shots, Laser and Kinetic weapons don't, so make sure to mix them up on your ships. TIP: Check your weapon ranges. A good setup is to have long range missiles along with middle and close weapons. Those missles will fire off almost right at the start of a battle. TIP: Once the *really* powerful Lasers/Kinetic weapons become available, you don't need to have the strategic weapons anymore, so switch them out for one of those.
The game is a simple and casual game, and i don't mind that its a straight port. What I do mind is that it doesn't save your progress, this issue is the same on mobile. When I got a new device, reinstalled the game, I had to star over from scratch, also on pc I figured by buying the DLC's I would support the dev team, this was however a very dumb idea... As none of the DLC's apart from the free one is accessable ingame, they don't appear in your docks/fleet and if you go to the store, you only get the option to purchase them again. This is a very poor way to treat those who are generous enough to pay for the game on PC when its free on mobile, and to buy DLC's when you can just spend the time to grind... They are very happy to take your money, but you gain nothing in return. With that said, I can't recommend this game on PC, if you wanna play it, stick to the free version on mobile and just chromecast it or whatever on a bigger screen if you so prefer a big screen, not worth the money.
ステージ54までクリアしました。 宇宙戦争モノがお好きな方は多少は楽しめるかと思います。 しかし、船を購入したり、装備を調えるのに必要な通貨が稼ぎにくいため、4時間ごとに貰えるボーナスが無くなると、クリア可能なステージをひたすら回すゲームになります。 そのボーナスもインストールしてからの時間経過で貰えなくなるようですので、ご注意を。 その他については、他の方々が多く述べていますので、そちらを参照して頂ければと。 結論:おすすめしません。
The game is fun, just what I remembered. This game used to be on Mobile but was shutdown 2019, GR2 is a thing now. Lots more ships, more content, more stuff! but it is a Gacha kinda game. GR1 is still a good game compared to GR2.
it's a port of a mobile game, but without the microtransactions. You know what you're getting and it's decent for what it is. Reccomend buying on sale.
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