HELL GALAXY

Fun setting and engaging game play. Playing on easy mode since I'm keen on the story, might be quite a challenge on the higher difficulties.

I playied it on the steam deck and i found it very pleasing, it runs pretty well, of course it isn't perfect but for the price i'm having a lot of fun! Just... please add controller support, i've had to do some tinkering in order to play it.

I can't beat the turrets, I keep getting killed, I'm stuck can't get past the dam turrets they keep killing me

I liked the concept of this game. It has an interesting premise and the visual are perfect for that. Sadly my laptop specs are not the best and i had some visual bugs and glitches, as well as a few crashes (notably when i was using the birthly rock gate and reloading my save after a game over). Checking the options menu, some text just said "label" until i interracted with them. Gameplay wise, playing with mouse and keyboard, the game feels nice, but the distances between the objectives and landmakrs its so big, that it feels like you are not moving forward. You dont feel the speed of the ship/trusters; in general the ship moves really slow but it could be because its just the begining of the game. Combat feels nice and fluid, you have different weapons andseems like the future customization options would add more deep into the gameplay. Going back to the navigation, this game needs a map, or a compass, they waymakrs for the objectives are hard to locate and sometimes they show but it doesn't show the access point, so you get to the location but you need to go around to be able to keep going. During the first escape sequence, since the ship donest move that fast, and its hard to maneuver, it was really hard to complete and its not clear where are you getting targeted from by the "Alters". Maybe the issues i had were due to my set up and specs, but the game is fun, seems like it has enough deep to keep me interested, but there is also so much space and distance, that there are several segments with nothing going on. Additionally, any modification to the settings/options don't save between the game crashes, so i had to change the values several times.

Bought it today and started playing right away: Hell Galaxy manages to capture a really unique atmosphere right from the start. The combination of eerie sci-fi visuals, tense sound design, and fluid ship controls makes exploring space genuinely fun and sometimes even cinematic. Combat has weight, and the game does a good job of making you feel like you’re in a hostile, mysterious galaxy rather than just another shooter. Still, there’s room for improvement. Even on a fairly powerful setup (RTX 4070, 40GB RAM), I noticed occasional stutters while running at max settings—sometimes even during simple tutorial transitions. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it does show that optimization isn’t fully there yet. Hopefully, this will be one of the areas the devs polish first. Despite those hiccups, the core experience is engaging and has plenty of promise. The world feels distinct, the mechanics are fun, and there’s a clear foundation for the game to grow into something special. If you’re okay with the usual Early Access quirks, Hell Galaxy is definitely worth jumping into.

The game is good, but it has some things that really need to change: GRAPHICS: The world is awesome, colorful, and interesting. The ships and buildings have very cool designs. The FPS isn't very stable, and my computer had some trouble running the game on High settings. V-Sync is enabled by default, which I wouldn't recommend since the game already doesn't run very smoothly for many people. HUD/UI: I wanted to play the game with a controller, but most menus have issues with it. You can't change your view in the inventory, and the crafting menu is often invisible. Even with the mouse, for some reason, pressing Esc in the stations doesn't do anything, leaving me stuck in the menu for a little while. WE NEED A MAP. The game is BIG, and it can be very difficult to navigate, especially at first. I don't really like the ship-building menu either. I find it confusing and difficult to navigate. GAMEPLAY: Why isn't there a controller/mouse sensitivity option? The scanner often doesn't seem to work, or maybe it just has a very small range. Either way, it can be very difficult to find objectives, especially since the mission descriptions aren't very detailed. Please explain better how missiles work. It took me a while to figure them out. Many chests attached to walls drop their items inside the wall, making them inaccessible. The story isn't very easy to follow, and many dialogues happen too quickly or while you're distracted by something else. ADD A WIKI!! You could read about mission details that you missed or understand better some mechanics like resources and components COMBAT: I really like the combat so far, but I feel like the enemies are difficult to follow since they tend to run away in unpredictable ways rather than actually trying to shoot you. There should also be some kind of mechanic for dodging bullets. It's a shame that playing in first person is so much harder, because it's much more immersive. In conclusion, I think this game has a lot of potential, but some serious fixes are needed. I'll be waiting for more updates from the developers :)

Game is crashy and REVERTS YOUR SAVES WHEN IT CRASHES?!?!? As in, after it crashed none of the saves I made during the session existed but the ones I overwrote somehow came back? If you like the thematic idea I'd suggest playing Underspace instead.

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