Rebel Galaxy

TLDR- Solid broadside ship fighter. super sexy sound track. you can alter the games music from sound files you have on your pc. ---yeah you though you were reading TLDR but you saw that and were like "THE F--- did you just say?" For real. i mention it at the end. The game it self is super solid. it's a SEMI-YAW axis space game. so kinda like, a sea pirate game, but space style. except things can sometimes be under or over you. The story isn't terribly compelling, there are a number of things that should be changed of course, but the combat is actually pretty solid. You have are rewarded for making good strategical decisions, and there are numerous ways to customize your ship (within some boundaries) that can actually make the combat feel sorta fps momentum style. By boundaries, i mean, you can't modify the size of your ship, you can get bigger or smaller ships, but you can't do anything to adjust their hitbox after that The weapons are actually kinda fun. Lots of auto lazers, long range missile turrets, absurdly powerful broadsides that are oh-so satisfying when you can trick the enemies to kinda lining up on one side of you just to knock them down within the cooldown of your broadsides. the economy system isn't super interesting, but you can definitely mess around with the buying here, selling there dynamic. There's random encounters that are completely optional, and seem infrequent enough to add to the immersion. but the real reason, to play this game. Is the sound track + ingame soundtrack adjustment. You know how you've been listening to a track, and your brain paints this music video, and you think "awe man, this would be perfect for [game X] well you know what, game X has arived! you can literally set up folders for the game, where it plays music from YOUR HARDRIVE during certain things. combat = playlist warping = playlist noncombat = playlist If i remember right there's like, 2-4 other little archetypes to link songs to. Like you're playing pool, you got a play list, you're snowboarding, you got a playlist, you're killing people in pubg, got a playlist, raiding in wow-playlist, playing a moba-playlist these devs did it super hardcore though. they went with what (at the time) is outlaw blues. I learned about a whole new style of hard folk/blues music. There was one track that reminded me of a halo map, before i new it's name. (Hang'em High)[might be like...a cultural reference there, with the song and me feeling it, but i'm not one to bring a horse to water and look him in the mouth]

I love this game and I was looking forward to what the sequel could be. the sequel is meh

Heroicly I have taken up a mission to stop illegal organ harvesting operation of pirates by destroying their labs. As I heroicly destroyed the labs in the debris all the illegally obtained organs where left floating in space so I heroicly took those organs and heroicly flown towards the nearest stations to sell the illegally obtained organs on the black market myself racking up a massive profit. 10/10 morality system, worth every penny.

Awesome wish second one was better

最近のゲームにはないお気楽で自由なゲームです。 凝ったグラフィックありませんし、操縦する宇宙船のデザインも古めかしいけど面白い。 船を乗り換えても装備はそのまま移動するし、代金は安い船から高い船なら差額支払い、戻せば差額返金なので何度入れ替えてもOKだから、使い方合わないなって思ったらすぐ乗り換えできる親切さ。 正義のヒーローやってもいいし、ギャングの仲間やってもいい（今ここ） 傭兵稼業や貿易船の船長でもいい。

Not recommended - forced grinding and extreme levels of repetition show how shallow and not worth playing the game is. The game is super stingy with money while the prices of equipment grow exponentially. Your options are to waste dozens of hours trying to get some upgrades or just use Cheat Engine and give yourself 10 billion credits to get a decked-out Dreadnought. Trying to play the game normally, you are constantly behind the enemy in damage and what you can deal with. That means you can never do the significant bounty targets because they will outgun you and still give you maybe 1 to 10 % of what would be meaningful. Most of the money-grinding missions are a waste of time for giving you too little money, taking too long or being outright impossible. My favorite is the "Super Swarm" one that spawns about 30 enemy fighters around you and they will kill you every time because of how time-consuming it is to deal with fighters. In fact you can take down a capitol ship faster than you could do an average fighter and much more consistently. The game feels half-baked and empty. Doing anything in it takes a lot of time in this game. Most enemies, even capitol ships, drop nothing when destroyed, so it is all about wasting your time and giving you nothing for it. I do not want to describe the game because it reminds me of the sheer boredom playing it is. It has the arcade controls, yet is not fun like moste arcade style games thanks to the mandatory grinding. P.S. I am surprised a game this bland and content-void got a sequel. Apparently that one did not do so well.

great game with a good soundtrack so far. It has an almost Cowboy Bebop atmosphere to it. Easy to dive in to without to many complicated mechanics to learn