Space Mercs

Its a really good space shooter, very intuitive controls and very easy to pick up and play. It runs almost insanely smooth on my mid range pc (1050ti, Linux Debian, 2700x) and I am getting fps in the 450-500 range typically with lows in the 350 area. I honestly think this could probably run on a potato without any problems! The graphics are really nice and I like the art style too. A lot of fun well worth a look.

The game looks really good and it's very easy to get into it! However - It doesn't have mouse support for now :(

First Impressions -- the core mechanics are really fun. They feel like a combination of Star Wars Shadows of the Empire from N64, G-GNOME by 7th Level 1998, Descent and a awesome eerie grunge 1990s StarCraft ambient noise common with space-style games. Somehow there also feels like a touch of Star Trek, System Shock 2, and StarFox 64. Controls are complex enough and simple enough and not overly "hold your hand", a few minuets in there are some cool lightning style VFX and although cheesy fire in space before you explode it's nice to play something that feels like a hand crafted passion project. The mechanics and vision are executed well so far from my first impressions.

game looks like it SHOULD be lot of fun to play but i HATE inverted to play ...Why would anyone want anything going up when u press down or down when u press up? And since this can't be changed, for me it ruins the whole experience, and since makers were too lazy to make switching this an actual option, i give it 0/20 Whole experience ruined by unplayability! Also this game looks like it could be really smooth on controller, unfortunately i play mouse and keyboard....this ship should be flyable with mouse. would be awesome dont understand why u give opotion to click mouse to shoot yet have to use keys to fly ? MOUSE would be smoother/more fun ! MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A GREAT GAME....guess its good in a way; but far from the awesome game i should/could be

Strictly bargain basement quality. The third person crosshair is misaligned, enemy ships barely move, the controls are far too sensitive, and a host of other issues, such as enemy ships spawning right next to things you have to defend, prevent the game from being enjoyable. My recommendation: Avoid at all costs. Just go play Freespace 2 or Everspace.

Great indie game! Fun to play. Has a cute arcade feel to it. Cons: - mouse targeting doesn't seem to be enabled on windows...yet

Cool little game. I hope the devs will add controller support (and keyboard mapping options). I, for one, do not use all the maneuvering options because my hands are bananas. The game play itself if fast and simple and just the way it's supposed to be. The aiming mechanic is very good since most of the time it's very hard and frustrating to hit something in space fighting games.