Jump Space

für ein early access spiel macht es schon spass

For an early access game, this has some really good bones. There's a bit of polish needed here and there. Pros: - great movement, love slide and the individual in-space boosts - ship controls feels nice and responsive - the power grid adds another level of fun trying to get everything you want onto a ship, but you might have to trade off certain parts for smaller ones because you just don't have the power for it Cons: - Ship combat is confusing when it comes to damage to the ship. I think this can be addressed by explaining *why* a ship's thrusters would just randomly malfunction when hit, even if the shields are still up and strong. I've seen arguments on both sides of this online, but just a brief exert or explanation from an NPC would clear up that why. Along those lines, thruster malfunction has got to be, by far, the worst of those random malfunctions, it is entirely debilitating and has costed a good few runs - There are only a couple handfuls of maps, but this is more of a nitpick because it's early access, can't have 30+ maps right away - It is a bit of a grind to get good weapons/upgrades, especially ingots (see improvements on an idea for that) - enemy ships defying physics and going through walls when you make them spiral out of control can be quite annoying Improvements (these are suggestions to help my own gameplay, milage may vary): - maybe have some means in the hub to "recycle" blueprints to get some amount of ingots back? It's kind of a pain to get an Advanced blueprint fully upgraded, only to just replace it with a Legendary and have to do the grind *all* over again plus some to upgrade it - the above mentioned explanation for ship damage - some manner of indicator beyond the prompt to boost to tell whether or not you are in space would be very nice, especially when your inside/space grapple distance is incredibly different - a fun ship idea (I know the devs said somewhere that they got more ideas out there, just adding to the pile) would be some sort of carrier where your other players can control small drones and interact with combat that way, rather than be either full guns or let them fly out and destroy ships manually - the ability to change the other ships' jump horn to the Hammerhead's. The Hammerhead's horn is so satisfying to hear - either more inventory slots or a way to stash the multitool to be used when doing the various tasks. I don't think I've used it once since getting the Javelin and it's annoying to accidentally pull it out in a firefight. This one is splitting hairs, but putting it here, just in case that's an idea Overall: Great game and I look forward to the future development with great enthusiasm

i 100% think this game is worth it and its still in ea

Fun missions that include lots of fights, and loot. I would recommend this game to people who've played shooting games.

Very fun with friends

PIZZA!

Amusant à 4, avec pas mal d'informations à gérer au début. Le souci, c'est qu'on fait vite le tour et que les missions sont assez répétitives et basiques. Les combats terrestres et spatiaux sont corrects et dynamiques, mais ils ne sont pas extraordinaires et, surtout, on n'a aucune sensation d'être dans l'espace. Et bizarrement, pour un jeu coopératif, on est souvent chacun dans son rôle en solo, que ce soit artilleur, pilote, combattant ou technicien. D'ailleurs, le travail du technicien, qui reste pour réparer le vaisseau, éteindre les incendies ou fabriquer des munitions, est tellement barbant. Cela devrait être un robot qui le fasse, car aucun joueur n'a envie de s'y coller tant c'est une corvée. Techniquement, le jeu est bon, n' a pas de bugs et est très fluide, mais il manque de profondeur. Dans le même genre, il y a mieux pour l'instant. À voir avec le temps s'il s'étoffe, comme il est en accès anticipé, on peut espérer que le jeu s'améliorera.