
Smugglers 5 is the fifth installment in the turn-based single-player space trading game series. Will you be a greedy trader, an ambitious fleet pilot or a ruthless pirate? Board enemy ships, manage factories, conquer star systems and forge your own galactic empire.
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ok, a little grindy.
I don't know if I would recommend this really. It gets stale real quick. Normally repetitive games don't bother me, but as a turned based game, Is not something I would care enough to finish.
Low key, turn based game. Enough details for replayability. I'm supprised there are no Steam achievements.
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A nice lil 4x classic that helps pass the time. Very casual and enjoyable. Definitely give this a try.
Too much RNG and too much random Suck moments
Poisoned chalice. The game looks cool at first, but a lot of the features that make it desirable are shallow, poorly-executed or poorly-conveyed.
Can't really judge if the game is good or not. Why? Because I can't play it. The game screen is as big as my phone and I have a 55" screen. Can't read the text from the sofa, should have to play it with my face attached to the video. No screen resolution options whatsoever, tried some tricks from the forum, still no solutions for me and other users. If this problem will ever be solved, I will be able to play it and, maybe, change my opinion on the game.
I won this game on Steamgifts.com; I did not get this game from the developer. Okay, after a bunch of hours in this game, I have to change my review to positive. It's not great. It's old and graphics-challenged. It has some important bugs on modern systems that I had to work around. But once I did that, it was a fun game with lots of ways to play. I don't want to be one of those people who played a game for lots of hours but said it was no good. Give it a shot if you like...it's got some nice features. Original review: It's old and buggy, especially with modern systems. And I'm sure there are better games in the genre these days. If you do try it, at least avoid the one major bug I encountered-- I believe that on the PC, your save file must be in a folder with no spaces. At least, that's what fixed my save game problems. And, well, just save after every battle or major transactions.
Слишком сложно и не понятно.
I can't justify it, even for $10. It's not a bad game, it's just shallow and uninteresting. There's not much to do, most of the skills you can get aren't useful, and every planet sells the exact same ships and equipment, eliminating the need to travel to different factions entirely. The quests you can get are boring and straightforward. Combat has a lot of RNG involvement, yet your choices are still limited. As a 90s shareware game, this would be an alright game, but there are cheaper and better options available now.
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