Icarus Starship Command Simulator

Reminds me of older, very underappreciated Parkan 2. It is simple FPS mixed with space adventure of FTL-style (Parkan 2 is simple FPS mixed with 4X game). If you are looking for game with fancy graphics and high production value, look elsewhere. If you look for original, fun indie game - the style a expect indie should be - do not hesitate. TO be honest, I feel it to be steal for a price. Definitely worth waiting for other projects author has in mind.

It's a very fun concept of a game and does a pretty good job at implementing it's mechanics. If you're looking for a good quality level indie game that seeks to be unique in a starship command simulator with features it actually pursues properly then you cannot go wrong at all at $4 for this game. It certainly makes you beg that AAA developers and publishers were still trying to be innovative instead of recycling the same crap over and over again.

Had to restart tutorial about 4 times to get it to progress past a part but for $4 its good, the variety of alien so far that boards ship was unexpected. Their AI is decent enough to get excited some during a gunfight and they actually look pretty cool and diverse. Hope to see an update that can add some textures and some more detail to the interiors, let the bodies pile up until next jump. But there was something right about the game where despite the drab walls there is moments of immersion here. 10/10 for the price.

After a few hours I can say this does indeed play alot loke FTL in 3d ... You really do get the feeling of being in command of a Starship. I feel the potential for this game is amazing.

One of the best indie games I've played in a long time, however they're were always prone to be bugs. Still well worth it! And being from the same Indie Bundle, I absolutely love the work actually put into this one as compared to prior titles from the bundles.

The dorky humor almost put me off at first, but there's a solid little game in here. Lots of heart, lots of clear love for the source material, more or less wish-fulfillment for any big enough Star Trek fan, does what it came to do, I got my four dollars' worth. And the dorky humor is ultimately part of the charm--not unlike Star Trek. Though the decision to do slapstick physical comedy in the form of audio logs stands out to me as bizarre.