
Design your battleship and fight your way through unforgiving space. This is a tale of a lone spaceship on a centuries-long mission. As the captain, you´ll make strategic decisions, explore unknown sectors, meet allies and enemies, gather resources, technology and crew. To battle stations!
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Think Gratuitous Space Battle's graphical style/combat, with a sprinking of FTL, namely the sector-map, and text-based story and events. A decent array of ship parts lets you alter/rearrange and setup your ship (mostly) however you like, although you need to find or acquire the tech to build 'em first. Crew bonuses, penalties, and skills all change how you'll perform in combat, especially because there's no escaping the passage of time here, so don't expect to keep the same crew the whole game. Story's a little short, personally, but it's a lot of fun. It's the kind of thing I wished Gratuitous Space Battles had. While I understand the negative/overall 'Mixed' reviews, I don't really feel it deserves them. A lot of older reviews are 'outdated' or have had issues mentioned in them addressed. Sure, ain't perfect, and I'd personally love a 'lock mouse to window' option (kinda hurts clicking out of the game mid-combat [3 monitors -_-]). But for a solo dev, over a number of years? Lets just say [i]I've paid a lot more, and played a lot worse, from much larger game developers[/i]. Well worth it, even at ~$10-15AUD.
Was worried about the blockiness detracting from my enjoyment, but it works pretty well. Weapons & explosions sound great, and the effects do their job. People complain that the crew lifespan is too short.. and I agree. When travelling to the next system, they will level up and then almost immediately die afterwards. So now instead of a choice of crew members or resources as a reward, I always pick crew. "Traditions system – Decide which principles define the surviving Terran people." The traditions system are events that happen as you go, that add or subtract bonuses to your crew. For instance, Alien plants providing narcotics that improve focus (weapon damage) but reduce life span. Crew can have some useful abilities too. One guy gave 500 Sabotage - I pause, click an enemy part, un-pause, BAM! 500 damage. Choosing not to continue upon death is a flat restart - no fanfare, no story recap or salute to fallen travellers, it's just straight-up black screen, then main menu. Not even a "Game Over" message. Description says it supports modding, but there's no Workshop support, and the Modding channel in Discord hasn't been touched since 2020. The game folder is full of xml files, so the only 'modding' that can be done is changing numbers and texts, but no chance to add new graphics or do any serious coding. I uploaded a 'mod' that just changes the Lifespan to 100 and returns 100% on parts because they recycling parts EPIC MODDING Is it worth $12cdn? I paid -80%
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It's a ship-and-crew builder with some rogue-lite elements. Ship building and crew assigning is streamlined and the first few runs are interestings as you discover the various events and systems. Every run end the same but the way to get there is what differ. You're "the last real terran ship" but there's no big bad (or other system) on your trail so you can progress at your pace while the difficulty climb fairly slowly. The story is standard fare but the music track(s) manage to convey the rare "depressing but not actually depressing" feeling. The game flow: You're assigned a basic ship (3 or 4 block and expandable to 25) and three very random starting Crews which you use to traverse randomly generate block-based paths, full of factions ships and various kind of events. You gain ressources, technologies and perks based on those events and your reactions. As your crew get older and wiser they get better and eventually die from old age as the long travel time between system takes their toll. Perks that extend their live expectancy are thus particularly prized. As you realize events are not randomized you find out they can be exploited. A big system of the game, technologies, just stop in a complete black hole without the game so much as acknowledging it. At the worst there's a few glaring bugs like annoying sound issues of weapons that keep firing while they already sopped and here's some really broken stuff, like this one perk that allow you to just quickly farm money, or that teleport that doesn't have any kind of safeguard against moving out of the map boundaries. So the game has some rough edges but it's still very enjoyable.
Bon que dire de V:TLJ ... qu'effectivement, c'est un très long voyage ! Le jeu nous met dans la peau d'un ... commandant ? Techniquement non, une IA alors ? ça m'étonnerai ... je ne sais pas trop en fait, on est dans la peau du vaisseau, voilà, vu que si j'étais une IA je me ferai immédiatement détruire par les grands méchants du jeu, et qu'on change de commandant à chaque escale ou presque en début de partie. Donc, le jeu, dans le mode le plus dur, pas testé le normal, est véritablement ultra méga dur -.-" y avait marqué impossible en même temps, donc faut faire gaffe lol. Le jeu donc, nous place aux commandes de notre vaisseau que l'on va faire évoluer au fur et à mesure des technologies que nous allons découvrir ou acheter, mais aussi des ressources que l'on gagnera. Alors si au début c'est assez sympa, ce dire tient je vais mettre une tourelle ici, un morceau d'armure là, quand on avance dans le jeu et que l'on cherche à optimisé son vaisseau, à chaque bataille ou presque on change les équipements pour tester de nouvelles choses et ça consomme un prix fou ! Autant savoir dès le début ce que l'on veux ! (petit conseil en passant : quand vous croiserez les wisp, je ne saurai trop vous conseiller d'en faire vos amis afin d'avoir deux lanceur de wisp, c'est un véritable gouffre à énergie, mais contre les vaisseaux capitaux que vous ne cesserez de rencontrer, ils font des merveilles et sont bien plus pratique que les canons à ion.) Et donc, pour reprendre, malheureusement il y a des équipements qui semblent bien sur le papier, mais qui en fait sont naze. Par exemple, le réparateur de coque, ok c'est cool, c'est toujours cool un truc comme ça, oui mais ! Même en ayant 8 d'entre-eux mit sur la carlingue, en plein combat c'est totalement inutile ! Déjà ça répare ultra lentement, n'espérez pas que ça vous sauve la mise quand trois vaisseaux capitaux vous foncent dessus, ensuite ça a une portée ridiculement courte ! Ah ! Et dans le même genre, les boucliers ! Vous ne pourrez pas faire l'impasse dessus tant ils sont vitaux au vaisseau, et bah pareil, portée super courte, résultat ça protège ce qu'il y a 1 case de distance, mais faudra pas leur en demander plus, car un cercle dans une configuration en carré, ça protège pas les quatre coins -.- Et tout est comme ça ! Les points d'armure par exemple, ça coûte pas cher et ça donne 850 hp de protection à une section. Oui ... mais ! Mais vous arriverez à un moment, si vous jouez en mode le plus dur, à vous dire que finalement, il vaut mieux mettre un équipement ou une arme avec 1000 et quelque hp à la place, même si ça coûte plus cher, au moins ça protège plus et ça sert à quelque chose. Ajoutons à ça qu'en fin de partie, si vous voulez faire de la protection de vaisseau allié, phase obligatoire au moins une fois par système, il faut emporter des lanceurs de drones, parce que sinon on dit bye bye aux alliés. Surtout que ... le truc drôle dans tout ça, c'est qu'on est limité à 25 cases ! Donc 25 équipements, pas un de plus ! Concrètement, j'ai finit le jeu et je ne le recommencerai pas. L'argent et le manque de place récurant sur le vaisseau sont ultra méga chiants, les techs sont pas fantastiques et suivant les systèmes que vous visitez, vous tomberez sur des méchants qui ont des techs ultra abusées. Si je devais proposer des pistes d'améliorations, je dirai qu'il faudrait que l'on puisse continuer d'augmenter le niveaux des techs que l'on débloque, non pas juste la débloquer et basta. On ne me fera pas croire que dans l'univers entier, une fois qu'on a un système de réparation ou un générateur d'énergie, plus personne ne cherche à les améliorer. Bon, je vous recommande le jeu, car il est bien, mais il manque CLAIREMENT d'optimisation et de peaufinage.
I haven't played long, but long enough to know that I love this game. Stellaris story telling, SPAZ combat, and rogue-lite for replayability. It has what many rogue-lites I've played lack (for me). Addictiveness. Absolutely worth the cost. The storytelling is a big seller for me.
This is a fun game, it has it's flaws but not "Mixed" level by any means. If you're a fan of games like Shortest Trip to Earth, Out There, etc. this is a great pickup at a relatively fair price. The start can be slow and it might take 1-3 times to get your feet underneath you but just know that maxing your battleship with 25 components seems like it happens in the first 20%~ of the game if that helps you measure your pace. Reminds me a bit of original SPAZ and a bit like Cosmoteer.
I paid a bit over two dollars for this game and I think it is worth it. I just beat it on my third try with 4 ravager laser turrets and three mauler cannons. I will probably beat it at least two more times to try some different builds. Someone who paid 10 might be a bit disappointed, but it is definitely worth scooping up on sale. Edit at 22 hours... This game is really good. There are many hidden things that you can get through missions. I will admit, it is a bit annoying getting crew members who are literally named "undefined", but overall this game is solid. The early game is a bit slow, but late game is amazing if you get the right stuff.
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Even though it is a relatively simple game and doesn't have a lot of variation in the 'exploration scenario's' or the combat, it still manages to keep me interested and wanting to play more.
Way too short. The game mechanics are shallow. Ship building is severely limited. This seems more like a demo than a full game.
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