
Amazing graphics. Countless different units. An addictive Battle Pass. We have none of those things. Just one carrier and as many tiny fighters as you can muster to hold back hordes of enemy fighters and bombers. Victory is not enough - you may win the battle, but still lose the war!
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I missed an important meeting because I was playing this terrible game. It's so terrible its actually good and therefore the game gets an up vote from me. Below is a list of all the terrible parts of the game. Before you read this though. Please do appreciate that this is a low cost game, with cute little ships, nice music and pretty space backgrounds. It's perfect if you want to miss an important Zoom meeting because you work from home and are being lazy. I both equally HATE and LOVE this game. Anyways, on to the list of terrible things about this game: Cheesing levels - The enemy fighters seem to be drawn to your fighters more than your capital ship, so flying your fighters away from your main ship actually means your ship can escape without taking any damage. Seems like a silly way to cheese the game but it works. You can use this to get 100% health remaining on your ship and never have it attacked, even if the fighters spawn near your ship they will often fly to where you rally your little cute fighters and ignore your capital ship. - The ugly blue line doesn't really need to be there. - There's no back button once you select a planet, so you need to instead quit to the main menu and enter again. - There's no exit game button so Alt+F4 is your friend when your done. - There's no settings menu so good luck if you want to turn the music off or adjust anything. - Don't expect options to level up your ships in any way. - Ships combat is kinda dull, add some explosions please. Oh and if you are wondering what the crowns mean on the planet select screens.... let me know when you figure it out. One moment i'm earning stars next i'm earning crowns? (Crowns are a bit off theme as well, just saying) You earn stars based on how well you complete the level, stars increase the more health your ship has at the end and the higher the number of remaining squadrens you have un-launched. You need a specific amount of stars to unlock the next planet. This makes perfect sense but the problem is its not super clear how many stars you have left to earn on each planet and once you click into the planet you cant back out of it. So Im repeating levels having no idea if I need to or not. Overall. I love this game but its really bad. You should buy it.
Enjoyed this more than I expected, the concept definitely has a lot of promise and I look forward to further development and enhancement of the strategy/challenge, currently perfect for a 5 minute simple-strategy distraction as you work your way through the solar system with your fleet carrier.
NICE !!!!
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