Starpoint Gemini Warlords

Got it for 5$ which is nice, but overall this game is just a grind fest with not much else to it. Missions unbalenced and not much to them, story is short and same. Goes right into building the proximia ship which costs way to much. Weapons arent setup well and neither are stations/planets. Travel is bad. Just can recommend it. 3/10

Said, to hell with it, it's on sale, why not try it. Crashed in the first 10 minutes of playing. Hmm. Okay, try again, reloaded into the latest save... Bugged... Can't continue the story... Okay, reload the first of two saves i have, an autosave... Loaded, continued, same crash, same location, selecting my first ship. Damnit. Third time's the charm. Get past the first ship selection and continue on my merry way. Third actual mission in the game... Crash on jump to location... Mmk i'm done. Three crashes in 65 minutes of playing the game. No thanks, do not recommend.

X4:Foundationsと比較して 1宇宙船:デザインは良いものも多い、ステッカーなどの素敵カスタマイズはこちらの勝利。 操縦性はX4のフリゲートぐらいの機動性を空母でさえも発揮する。これは賛否分かれそう。 また、タレットはX4ほどではないがどこに何を配置するかは選べる。それぞれのタレットやエンジン、航空機格納庫に好きなカスタマイズパーツを装着できるが効果が丸被り、なんなら別のバフ効果も付きつつ数字も高い完全上位互換みたいなパーツも多い。 2戦闘:自分より先に上位艦に乗りやがる味方のネームド様が集中砲火に耐えてくれる事を祈りつつ、姑息に殴る以外に生き残る方法はない。 また、空母の艦載機はX4では自分でも操縦できるような大きな戦闘機を数十機搭載して戦わせる事もできたが、このゲームには戦闘機、迎撃機、爆撃機の3種類のドローンもどきを1枠３～６機程度の3枠しか搭載できない。 そして戦闘機が敵の爆撃機を倒して母艦を守ってくれるとかはない。全部対艦攻撃機みたいなものである。 対空砲も無いので透明になれるスキル持ち出ない場合、死ぬまで敵航空機にハチの巣にされるしかないのだろうか。 3建築:これは建築とは呼べない。MAPは固定で、既存の構造物の配置もおそらく固定。自分の拠点は資源を使ってアップグレードするだけにすぎず、X4のようにモジュールを組み合わせたり、好きな場所に建築することはできない。 4戦略:味方艦隊を別動隊として動かしても、主力艦の所有数制限（なんとたった5隻！）のせいで烏合の衆と化しやすく、結局自分に追従させてワープ（消耗品のワープアイテムでゲートじゃなくてもどこでもドア可能）しまくればよく、戦争時でも攻守共にワンマン経営でなりたってしまう。 総評 X4に比べてチープな操縦性、戦略性、レベル制限のおかげで何度も周回したいとはお世辞にも言えないゲーム。 X4が難しかったり、PCスペック的に厳しいという人になら、おすすめできない。やめておけ。

It's not a perfect game. It can become repetitive easily. There are oddities with the english translation and some campaign mission logs are cut off. I love the hell out of this game. It is so much fun seizing territory and building towards the next opportunity. I not only get to take some pirate's home, i can take his ship in a boarding action and scrap it to build my newest carrier.

and the spanish?

フルコントローラーサポートなのに ゲームパットだとまともにターンが出来ないので断念 （なんか効きすぎたり、反応しなかったり）

Starpoint Gemini Warlords - это: 1) Когда старший научный сотрудник руководит боевыми миссиями. 2) Когда после получения HQ (штаб-квартиры) весь твой флот сопровождения состоит из угнанных кораблей. 3) Когда собрал флот и попёрся мочить первого засранца из списка засранцев, за башню которого дают 1 лям кредитов и... Банально слил весь флот. =) 4) Когда летаешь по космосу от "нехер делать", любуясь видами и попутно угоняя корабли у всех врагов, которые попадутся, сбагривая их потом куда-нибудь либо пополняя свой флот. 5) Когда отправил свой корабль в точку, до которой лететь туеву хучу времени и поплёлся в магазин за пивом. 6) Когда для постройки модуля HQ не хватает пары тысяч единиц ресурсов и ты самолично поплёлся добывать их, вместо того, чтобы захватывать сектора для расширения могущества "империи". 7) Когда захватил вражеский корабль с 1% шанса успешного захвата. 8) Когда отрубил игровую музыку и полетел захватывать сектора под тяжелый металл! =) Классная игрушка, рекомендую!

Dream of stardust, of celestial bodies orbiting suns more vast than your entire Sol System, of alien worlds and far-flung civilizations as yet unimaginable, but let not all these dreams turn to the nightmares of cold death in the vacuum of a galaxy with no name.-this guy SGW is by far one of my favorite space sims, not the least of which because of the strategic layer and campaign mode.

Starpoint Gemini Warlords, developed and published by Little Green Men Games, is an ambitious space simulation that attempts to merge third-person space combat, role-playing progression, and large-scale 4X strategy into a single cohesive sandbox. Set in the Gemini system—a fractured and politically volatile region of space—the game places you in the role of a freelance captain who can gradually rise to become a faction leader and territorial warlord. Rather than confining itself to one genre, it encourages players to transition fluidly between piloting a single ship in intense skirmishes and orchestrating fleet movements across an evolving star map. The most immediate and accessible aspect of Starpoint Gemini Warlords is its real-time space combat. Battles unfold from a third-person perspective, allowing you to manually maneuver your vessel, manage weapon arcs, activate special abilities, and target subsystems on enemy ships. The combat model emphasizes positioning and loadout configuration rather than twitch reflexes, creating engagements that feel methodical yet cinematic. Larger ships move with deliberate weight, and battles between capital vessels can stretch into tense, visually striking exchanges of missile barrages and beam fire. The sense of scale becomes particularly impressive once you command fleets of your own, transforming individual duels into sprawling engagements involving carriers, dreadnoughts, and support craft. Beyond the cockpit, the game opens into a broader strategic layer that distinguishes it from more straightforward space shooters. You can construct and upgrade a headquarters, expand territorial control across sectors, research advanced technologies, and interact diplomatically with a variety of factions. The strategic map resembles a light 4X system, where resource management, fleet deployment, and territorial defense become just as important as direct combat prowess. Balancing your ambitions with faction relations adds nuance to the experience, as alliances can provide support while aggressive expansion risks retaliation. This layered structure gives players the freedom to focus on economic growth, military dominance, or a hybrid approach. Character progression further reinforces the RPG elements embedded within the game. Selecting a captain class influences skill trees and available abilities, shaping your playstyle over time. Ships themselves can be customized extensively, from weapon systems and defensive modules to cosmetic changes. The variety of vessels—from agile gunships to massive battleships—encourages experimentation and specialization. As you accumulate credits and experience, you gradually transform from a vulnerable freelancer into a commanding presence capable of influencing the political and military landscape of Gemini. The campaign offers a narrative-driven framework, guiding players through faction conflicts and larger conspiracies, while the sandbox Conquest mode provides near-total freedom. In Conquest, the galaxy becomes a dynamic playground where you define your own objectives, whether through piracy, mercenary contracts, or empire-building. This flexibility enhances replayability, as no two playthroughs unfold identically. Randomized missions and freelance contracts ensure a steady stream of opportunities, preventing the experience from feeling overly scripted. Visually, Starpoint Gemini Warlords delivers a colorful and detailed depiction of space. Nebulae, asteroid fields, and planetary backdrops create atmospheric environments, and ship models are varied and distinct. Explosions, beam effects, and missile trails contribute to the spectacle during large battles. While the presentation may not match the graphical fidelity of higher-budget space simulators, it succeeds in conveying scale and immersion. Interface design, however, can feel dense, and newcomers may initially struggle to parse the numerous menus and systems layered atop one another. The game’s ambition occasionally reveals rough edges. Fleet AI behavior can be inconsistent, and certain interface elements may require patience to master. Tutorials provide guidance but do not always fully explain the intricacies of its interconnected systems. Nevertheless, for players willing to invest time into learning its mechanics, the reward is a deeply customizable and expansive space sandbox that supports diverse approaches. Ultimately, Starpoint Gemini Warlords stands as a bold fusion of genres that caters to players who crave both hands-on combat and macro-level strategy. It may not offer the polished refinement of genre-leading space simulators or the intricate diplomacy of full-scale 4X games, but its hybrid design creates a uniquely satisfying progression arc—from lone pilot to commanding warlord. For those drawn to open-ended exploration, fleet management, and the fantasy of carving out an interstellar domain, it delivers a rich and engaging experience that reflects both its ambition and its indie spirit. Rating: 7/10