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This isn't some kind of hardcore flight simulator, and it doesn't pretend to be. Keyboard and Mouse controls work very well, it's not something that demands special hardware to properly play.

Easy controls, very quick battles, extremely accessible gameplay.
Good attempts at mission variety, some base and aircraft and pilot management to add another dimension to the game outside of the combat.
Jump in quick, skirmish with some WW2 aircraft, and have some instant fun.
The perfect 'arcade' flyer.

Just a shame it doesn't seem to be getting any more updates. It could use more polish on some rough edges, and just more awesome stuff to add to the game. Would like to take on more big American bombers with German fighters, the Japanese just aren't up to the task but it seems the Germans never encounter American enemies in the random mission generator.

Even though it's free to play, I didn't mind buying a bit of their MTX.

This game is loaded with gameplay and features and carries an incredible low price. You can really feel the dedication put into this game because it carries depth and polish in its systems that you really don't see much of anymore.

1. Nice looking, good feeling space combat? Yes.
2. Tons of loot to search for, collect, sort, tinker, and upgrade? Oh yea.
3. Complex weapon systems such as heat and turret assignment that you can really dive into and allows for a variety of different builds? Definitely.
4. Gigantic battleship boss enemies? So fricken huge.
5. Huge armadas fighting it out and blowing up star bases? Hell yes.

I've played a few of these 'Diablo in space type' games, and I think this is one of the best. Hope they keep working on it and push through Early Access to a well deserved big launch.

TLDR: It's great, one of Steam's buried gems that doesn't get as much attention as it deserves.

This game's art budget was some beer and a pack of cigarettes.
This game's concept is great, gladiator manangement and combat is always a fun genre.
The gameplay is a maybe a little too RNG, especially with wild crit and dodge swinginess. Needs a more mitigation and less avoidance mechanics.

But it's fine for the price they are asking.

It's Free.
It's Risk.

It would be even better if it had Ultimate Risk ruleset. But it does fine a job at being a modern way to play traditional Risk.

Why does this cheapo $20 game have so much going on?

1. Nice graphics. Not outrageous, but nice. Explosions and ships all look very good. There are satisfying explosions and weapon effects for sure.
2. Interesting and extensive research and customization options. You can build your ship all kinds of ways from all kinds of parts, and more parts get unlocked as you progress.
3. Difficulty that feels good. Everytime I think my ship is OP and the game is too easy, I manage to find a new place that really ups the enemy power level and makes me have to go back and rethink/improve/upgrade my designs.
4. Exploration and combat. A good mix of the two, not too much of either. And most importantly if you want to go farm combat, you can visit certain places and enemy populations respawn. Blowing stuff up for fun and profit.
5. Enough mysteries and places to discover to keep you wanting to play a little more to find out just a little more. So many breadcrumbs.

Only negative is some travel times are excessive. Many systems are off the beaten path and don't have shortcut travel points. Nothing that can't be solved with a quick cheat engine speed cheat I suppose, but not everyone has access to 3rd party programs.

I can't believe how good this game is for it's price tag.
Comparing it to that recent Star Control puts Star Control to absolute shame. Everything here is better. Including not having to listen to comically stupid aliens be outrageously silly.

For being free, it's surprisingly well made.

1. There's way more quests than I expected. Many hours of progression.
2. Lots of weapons to choose from, although it's very tough to get a new weapon because it's tied to random vendor spawns and incredibly high prices.
3. Microtransactions are very tempting, but never absolutely mandatory. A very good balance.
4. Perfect little game to jump in, kill zombies for a few minutes, and then put it back down.
5. Maybe a little too grindy and repetitive, especially when you're trying to get silver currency. But there's no lack of things to do at least.

Hope they get enough money to continue to work on it and improve it and also add more content!
New game PLUS would be amazing, need some way to replay the campaign while not losing all your loot and progress because doing the same Ace missions over and over gets old fast.

I tried to be patient with the problems in this game through early access, but now that launch is finally here. Patience has run out.

So many bugs, so little care seemingly went into it.

Rampant typos.
Ability to salvage enemy ship weapon slots for free buggy resources.
Mining laser salvage bug completely economy breaking.
Ability to use enemy ship guns to shoot enemy ships (did get fixed, but utterly silly until it did)
Ability to control enemy doors and block their repair crews.
Total uselessness of boarding actions.
Missing sector 9 boss.
Terrible ship balance, with low slot ships being horribly inferior.
And much, much more.

Uninstalling and going back to FTL.

I remember playing this for free on Armor Games...

And I enjoyed the heck out of it there.

Now that it costs a little money and comes with all kinds of nice improvements.

Enjoying it a lot more now!

Looks simple.
Is very much not simple.

Has way more depth than expected with skills, items, equipment, and many side progression paths rather than straight up gear finding.

Pleasantly surprising, probably needs a serious time investment to really explore fully.

Pixel art style, but nothing wrong with that, it's a nice aesthetic.

Paid $2000 for this game.

Looking forward to spending another $2000 on DLC and expansion packs.