In memory of TITAN

Really interesting concept, simple yet complex gameplay also the auto-engage feature is really nice, the developer is always willing to respond any questions and open for any suggestions, overall a good game.

Needs a tutorial badly. I couldn't even play this game.

Its a little different from normal turn based... but you get the hang of it after a few minutes, I like how you can see the weapons you equip and also that the ships do damage overtime if too close. The camera still needs work... the game overall is very young but i see a lot of potential here.

Game look to have been abandoned, which is a shame because it has potential. In it's current form though I would not waste your money, it's clunky and boring because of this.

This game is complete garbage. It hasnt been updated once since release which is probably why it was on humble bundle. all you get to do it control where the ship moves. that's it. The game does all the fighting for you. Other than that its a point and click simulator with terrible cutscenes And even though i got this game in a humble bundle package. the game offends me so badly that I wish i could actually delete it from my steam library even if I don't get any money back.

The UI isn't that great, but eventually you can sort out what does what. However, the real problem is performance. This game is horribly optimized, and I believe there is a memory leak. After reaching mission 2, destroying the asteroid, and engaging the enemy, the game stutters and halts, eventually freezing and no longer responding. It nearly froze my entire PC, fortunately I was able to alt+f4 in time to close it. The game is literally unplayable, and it hasn't been updated in two years from what I've seen, so I don't see any fixes to this problem coming up. This game is $15 and can't be played past level 2. Seriously.

The new update has killed this game.