Sublight

So I thought this was a simple survivors clone - I was wrong. I get to really play out the feel of a huge lumbering battleship that moves to broadside its enemies. (In fact devs - why dont you add more ships with single side weapons? ) - Anyways - buy it - its good. Here's hoping they add more weapons, biomes and ships.

The gameplay is really fun and addictive, and I appreciate how responsive the dev is! Can’t believe it’s all one person. I’m looking forward to seeing where things go with this during the early access roadmap as well.

What a joy it is to sail upon the sea of stars (and obliterate everything that moves with high powered capital ship weaponry.)

Все, что было в демо, и даже больше. Писал ранее, что игра хорошо проехалась по моему чувству ностальгии - очень похоже на космические бои в любимых Космических рейнджерах, если перед этим не пришлось бы ложить 1000 клиссан/доминаторов для прокачки. Интересно, много вариативности в билдах, большие планы у разработчиков на игру и самое главное - тут просто весело) Крайне рекомендую, пусть пока и многовато багов, но на мой опыт они никак не повлияли

Ive put in hours and hours into the demo and it already was an awesome game, I cant wait for full release but regardless, this is a banger of a game

I am a huge fan of space games- mostly space sims but I enjoy most games with low friction and rogues are an excellent genre for that. Recently I had been looking for a fair successor to one of my favorites of all time: Fractured Space (RIP) and this looked somewhat the part. After reading a bit more, I realized this was not in fact a FS similar game, but rather something that scratches a somewhat Pathogenic / Space Scavengers / Nova Drift itch, which is great company to be in. So what does this game try to do? Gameplay loop is an autoshooter where you pilot a ship and can distinctly control the build. It's somewhere between a twin stick style game and something like snake.io It's very low friction - you get right into battle and immediately can enjoy the game. Mechanics are fairly simple, but with plenty of scaling. A lot of weapons are somewhat linearly scaling however there's enough diversity that the lack of asymmetry isn't really bothersome. You can build pretty differently depending on your preferences, with power-ups which buff ram damage, reduce ram damage taken, you can add hangars on your ship which becomes something of a pet-adjacent build. It seems to hit a good balance between relaxing gameplay to hop in after work and enough build identity that can be placed that it's not repetitive. I would definitely recommend, if any of this appeals to you.

loved the demo, and I'm enjoying the game. A very nice little indy roguelike. It gives the satisfaction of leveling up an MMO character (lots of damage numbers, weapon upgrades, etc.) but all in the space of 15 minutes. I am hopeful as they keep working on it that it continues to get better