Nexus Legacy

great multiplayer game

I highly recommend it. Incredible game, pefect successor to the likes of OGame from back in the day. I really wanted this game to be what it promises and it delivers! Huge tech tree, large fleets with so many options, mechanics, missions, the size of the galaxy is just bonkers and ALMOST overwhelming. There is literally no pay to win, you only pay for cosmetics. You can play it safe and avoid PvP for as long as you want, you can colonize planets, raid pirates, capture stations, etc. There is so much to this game that I did not expect that I am stunned. And the most important of all, even though it's Early Access, this is easily a game you can already sink hundreds if not thousands of hours. The developer is an angel and is actively monitoring the discord and updating the game daily by listening to feedback and fixing bugs. Not to mention you can play it on mobile and browser without hiccups. And I love the soundtrack. I could listen to it for hours on end. It's just the perfect amount of subtle, mysterious, space-y, ideal for some idle management clicking.

Not recommended in its current state. Very unbalanced and many features makes no sense. The worst is the battle system, the attacker has insanely huge advantage. They can put planets near yours making their attack within minutes, your alliance should react to that in seconds ,but with no advantage to reach planet faster than the attacker that makes it humanly unachievable. Doesn't help that the defence buildings are so weak they are borderline useless vs medium or larger fleets what the enemy will use for attacks + they are not cheap at all taking up both space and energy. In a typical battle they attack you with superior forces both in numbers and tech and bonuses while you sleep or away, and as dmg is spread out to the whole fleet(total bs feature) usually the attacker wont suffer losses and the kill ration will be like this: attack 0 or maybe one cheap transporter , defender full fleet is dead. And obviously the attacker already prepared to scoop in the spoils of battle too... The economy while planet mining passive income is good it heavily favours those who play nonstop probably with bots and other external apps aka cheating. Pictures are ai made and they look crap and samey.

[h1] Un OGame-like prometteur [/h1] À prendre avec des pincettes car je suis loin d'avoir assez de recul et d'heures de jeu pour statuer, mais je pense que le jeu mérite un coup de pouce et quoi de mieux qu'une évaluation positive ? Alors pour faire simple, c'est clairement inspiré d'OGame, un [i]browser game[/i] sorti en 2002 qui vous faisait lever 3 fois par nuit, histoire de vérifier que personne n'avait profité de votre sommeil bien mérité pour vous attaquer et détruire ce que vous avez mis des mois à bâtir. Je ne vais pas revenir sur l'histoire du jeu, mais l'info essentielle à retenir est qu'il s'agissait d'un jeu génial qui s'est peu à peu transformé en étron intergalactique via une fonctionnalité phare et en vogue qui s'appellerait : [i]Pay To Win[/i]. Et bien ici, le développeur semble s'être engagé sur les réseaux pour justement ne pas suivre cette voie. Croisons les doigts pour qu'il garde ce cap car sinon, en plus du fait que ça deviendrait un [i]énorme[/i] gâchis, ça signifierait pour moi la fermeture immédiate de mon compte. Donc pour résumer (et j'aurais pu tout dire en une phrase) : il s'agit non pas d'un clone mais d'un jeu fortement inspiré d'OGame, en plus moderne, plus profond (à première vue) et dépourvu (saluons-le encore) de mécaniques [i]P2W[/i].

Fun free to play game that does not require your constant attention, nice to jump in for an hour or two for some relaxing space gameplay; building and planning your empire, deciding what techs to get, mining or investigating anomalies for rewards. The game supports active play but its not required to still enjoy it. Joining an alliance and getting involved in the PvP is perhaps more interesting than trying to solo, but it's also possible to stay a bit under the radar in the more dangerous parts of the galaxy as a complete solo player. As of writing there is only 1 server, "season 0" which its stated will not end. Soon the first seasonal server will start, "season 1" which will be a few months in length and have many things be faster to do. New players might enjoy using season 0 for learning the game but then jump in and focus on the seasonal servers since the players on season 0 are very far ahead already. Game is very much in active development and feedback from the community is making its way into the product. The lobby has link to official Discord where new changes and discussions are taking place, in addition to helpful players who offer advice to newer players.

If you like the old browser based games your gonna love this. Utopia/Earth2025/Tribalwars. But! It's in space!

this game should state more obviously that it is a game for people who want to do mmo gaming and who want to have pvp competition. nice effort by a new designer, but the gameplay is extremely unbalanced. competition with players who got started earlier is a bad idea, especially grouping players together too much. it might be fine for some players who are willing to make this a full time job, or for those who are fine with pay to win. fortunately it was easy to get a refund. (for those who don't get sarcasm, it was free to play, so no money was involved) when the game is out of beta testing there might be enough interest from a niche demographic that the developer could monetize it without having a shop to accelerate resource mining