
Humanity has placed itself on a path to extinction. Part role-playing game, real-time strategy, and space simulation, Interstellar Prime takes you on an unforgettable journey to the future of our solar system and beyond in a desperate fight for survival.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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So this game is a single guy work. which makes It an allright game. not that bad and there have clearly been put a lot of work into it. BUT. even for that this needs alot of work. -- Walking and movement is clunky at best Combat is bad. Char - Lifeless and clunky lots of bugs lighting needs improvement Voice acting`? needs to be better ---BUT other then that so far, there is hope for this game, prehabs in a year or two it could be good. right now it just seems like a money grabber, imma keep the game to see how it grows but atm i would not play it again. But in the future ill bet my money on its gonna be great :D
no updates since January of last year
A really good game concept, kinda badly done. Yes I know its EA, but hear me out. I liked what I saw and will still (tentitivly) recomend this game. The game starts in space and the control problems are ignorable, you can put them down to being in a zero G enviroment and it plays well. They have put a lot of work into this game and it shows that the devs poured some love into it but it was not thought through. They are going to have to re-record the dialog for all the characters for example. Either it does not match what is being said or they used google translate before recording. The story is loose but allows willing suspension of disbelief. Controls are clunky and in first person mode if you look down slightly then the vision goes blurred for some reason. Targeting is impossible with a pistol (only weapon I have tried so far.) All I ask is that the Devs do somthing about the guy talking on the street when you leave the starting building.... Its almost as annoying as Starpoint Gemmini's "What was that pilot, are you navigation officer?" and plays just as frequently and repeditivly.
like what i could play of the game. but this game is way early assess and is unplayable i keep getting stuck in the map. i am not going to ask for a refund at this point but i needs to be worked on ASAP. it should not have been released to early assess.
This game seems like a lot but actually playing it has become a task in and of itself. The controls are fine, but in EVA the character is way too sensitive to them, in stations it's way too slow and the camera is jerky and isn't locked to the player, as if in tow on an invisible string, often resulting in hair showing, or looking at your own back (while in 1st person). Combat is annoying because of this to say the least. Right now it feels a lot of show but no substance. Doors clipping into the player because they close while trying to walk through them. I've been stuck on a simple staircase (to the metro station) for over a minute, jumping, crouching, strafing and running just trying to take another step. Blurry vision when walking down the street, as if you're running at mach 3, a lot of gloom and flash, complex geometery and needless physics on objects that don't warrant it... It looks beautiful, but then you move and everything goes to hell. The patience it takes just to walk down the corridor is just rediculous. And to top it all off; No loading screens. That is to say, there is an awefull lot of loading because of the small size of the area's, but the game isn't paused during loading, there is no warning telling you it's loading or what it's loading whilst voices keep playing, stuff keeps happening around you while you are locked looking at a black screen with your radar and gps at the top of the screen. There is a LOT of work that still needs to be done on this to warrant the price and the size of the game eating away at my HD, so I will not be revisiting this for some time. I mean, even the music, sounds great, but it is a lot louder than the voices, so I had to reduce it to 20% or so, which is a pretty reasonable level, although maybe a bit quiet for some, but I thought it balances it out nicely. As I've said many times, I'm of the opinion that when you pay for a game, you pay for what it currently is, not what it may become. This game is far from finished and it shows, but it can become something great. It just seems like a lot of effort has gone into making a great looking game and the intent to make a broad, large game with a lot of depth is certainly there, but right now it's not even close to being reasonably playable in my opinion.
so i wouldnt recommend the game yet. it has problems with fps dropping. gameplay isnt too smooth yet. many points were clothing was clipping through and a couple of incidents of your head missing. great potential but needs more work
Another abandoned "Early Access" scam on steam. A game with very few "working" features and a dictionary size list of bugs or missing mechanics that will never be rectified because the developer just hung up his phone and admitted a new game with the finished content will come later. A total crock of BS. What speaks volumes is how these developers just stop talking to their customers and deliberately vanish or label a game 1.0 in an unfinished state and bail. They often create a new company name and/or even use the same game mechanics to create a new game which they also end up scamming and abandoning. Its beyond criminal and a class action needs to be started so as Valve starts cracking down on this BS. The reason this has become rampant on Steam is nothing is done about it and developers now know they will not suffer consequences. Whats even more criminal is how the abandoned games on steam that are basically Alphas, Betas, Tech demos. and will never be finished, are allowed to continue to be sold. Its 100% criminal and continues to unfold on this platform unabated. Avoid this title.
Check out my Uneducated Review of Interstellar Prime: https://youtu.be/OB4lo2sh-oM
It makes it very hard to play when you can't invert the Y-axis. The activeness of the Devs is questionable.
Interstellar Prime is one of this scifi games where the graphics are really great for not being a triple A game. The story it's catchy and the gameplay of the space it's really promising, but still there are a lot of work for do in this game, as an early acess there need be better in some points but since I see the great work they already done i'm sure they will make this game great when finish the early acess !
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