
The co-op open-world space sim where everyone has a role! Pilot the ship. Reroute power. Launch nukes. Explore alien planets. Research new talents. Work together to find the Lost Colony! ...or just deliver some biscuits
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Devs put so much love into this game. People say "Ah I wish Barotrauma or FTL was 3D." Yeah here's the game. It's almost exactly that and even a bit better in some places. Yeah this 5 year old game has aged out of popularity, so finding a random MP lobby is kind of hard, but single player works very well and the story hooks you in quick. Ships and factions add so much replayability that make it so the playthrough can be completely yours. Umbra-K54 and Polytechnic are the icing on top and excellent add on campaigns.
Good game for smart people. I am not a smart person
Hidden gem basically space version of barotrauma
Star Trek: Bridge Crew meets FTL Multiverse to produce a co-op space exploration simulator like no other. After a few initial hours of comedic incompetence, your crew will find their bearings and be able to live new lives among the stars. Explore planets, hunt bounties, or run cargo, the choice is yours. The RPG mechanics give a sense of growth to your journey while the drop-in/drop-out co-op means you're always able to join a new crew. It's feasible to finish the main story in just a few hours on your first playthough, but it's a very fun experience when you're with a good crew and you always have the sandbox galaxy to return to. Gather 4 of your friends to explore strange new worlds and seek out new life and new civilizations.
A great low-poly space sim with a fairly steep learning curve, in terms of technical systems. The graphics are straight out of the 90's but they do the job. There is a ton of sub-system management, but in a good/fun way. You can play solo but AI is limited and sometimes needs to be "retold" things. Each playthrough takes so long I don't know who would multi-play this with strangers, so I don't quite get the multiplayer aspect. It seems like a conundrum. Very much worth an $8 sale price, but I wouldn't pay full price for it.
It's rough around all the edges but I've had a great time with friends RPing in the game as a crew.
Хорошая игра, жаль что умерла. Я бы хотел в неё ещё поиграть.
Great game, if you can find a group of people who'll actually stick with you through a campaign. I'm giving up on doing that after 2 years.
i like the concept of this game, i recommend to the dev to make jumps further distance or make the fuel more abundant in the beginning, every game i've played, we can't even explore or anything because we run out of fuel or we fight bandits til we are out of fuel. the learning curve is immense. Have only played for 3.4 hours. decent story to start but its hard to follow. look forward to possible updates.
Love this game and it runs ok on my current hardware ( do have to run it on 634p tho)
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