The Moon Relax
The scenery is beautiful.
The music is pretty OK.
The gameplay is really where this game kind of comes apart.
Driving the rover isn’t fun as the camera angles are pretty much locked. Rocks, big and small, will get in your way while you are driving and bring your expedition to a grinding halt. Even when you aren’t being stopped by rocks, the driving is just boring. There is very little to see and do on the moon.
Crafting is a nightmare of half explained tutorials and different crafting benches. I think I made one oxygen tank.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
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travelsolar
Despite what my dear friend “English Teacher Plays” has to say about this game, there are many incorrect points he has brought up, and I wish to disprove them.
Firstly, English Teacher Plays claims that the game does not function, however, I just recently played the game just fine, and I even landed on the moon (take that, English Teacher Plays).
Secondly, I wish to address his wild claim that the loading screen flashes wildly. To that I say, how can the loading screen flash wildly, if there is no loading screen?
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
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It doesn’t work.
The main loading screen flashes wildly.
Just straight up trash.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
AGOS - A Game Of Space
I have played the first four or five missions so far. My takeaway is the following: This game is everything I wanted it to be (on the stretch I have played). I am happy I bought it.
Controls/ UI:
This game is a sitting experience, preferably not in front of a desk. I play with an Index and it works perfectly out of the box. I did not have to make any adjustments. Flying the probe is pretty intuitive after a little practice (took me two missions). You manage thrust/ movement using a globe on the left and the orientation of the probe using a globe on the right by grabbing and dragging them. Probe orientation becomes important in the second mission for light and after that for your main engine. After that point it starts to feel even more like actual spaceflight, for example you actually have to perform flip and burn maneuvers to get to stop again. To sum it up, actually flying this probe is really fun. Navigating your world ship is also fun. You can actually perform swing by maneuvers around planets, although I don’t know if that is actually helpful. Either way, powering your ship up to for interplanetary travel is REALLY satisfying.
– Real player with 17.0 hrs in game
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I cannot recommend this game enough. But it really needs to be the kind of game you’re looking for. I’ll also start by saying the first few missions are really slow because it wants to make sure you can use the controls well before it throws you into a “QUICK GET THIS THING BEFORE ASTEROIDS DESTROY US ALL!” mission.
It’s core loop is to fly around small sections of space, picking up material, harvesting/drilling for materials, finding old logs for new tech for your mothership, usually in a certain time frame because some bad space thing is going to destroy your mothership.
– Real player with 13.9 hrs in game
Planet Miner
This Is A Neat Little Game That Has Lots Of Potential. The Gameplay Is Well Made And Very Fun although The Rover is A Bit slow. For The First Version Ever Compiled it has a lot of stuff in it, No Dev Textures or anything like that. Stuff That I Want to be put in the game is Currency instead of straight minerals. I Feel like if you add like a sell Building so you would sell your minerals for cash. You Should Also add different minerals like some minerals sell for more than others. Wins my Steam awards vote.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
This is a lovely little set of models and mechanics. I really enjoyed the soft progressions albeit repetitive it was in fact soothing and calming. I see wonderous things to this for to me it has my approval and a good sturdy foundation to build on. For me i’d suggest some more world building (like extra biomes) some crafting mechanics (different ores and minerals) and perhaps even some combat or survival aspect?
Regardless you have my attention with this wee widdle game you have here and I will be monitoring and hoping and wishing you (The Dev Team) all the best keep up the good work. Whatever you all will do with it I’ll look forward to seeing with my eyes.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
Rover Simulator
It’s a very chill walking (or rolling) sim across some fun space landscapes. If you’re into mellow games and space exploration i definitively recommend. It’s a very nice way to relax if you love space.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Anything space exploration gets my vote. It’s early access and hasn’t been out for long. First impression, this game has excellent future development. already it has out sanding graphics in my opinion. Well worth the buy.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Arcade Galaxy
As another reviewer wrote, it’s an asset-flip.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Lucky me gets dubious honour of writing the first review for Arcade Galaxy, which is an asset flip scam.
This is another GameMaker Studio asset flip from serial copy+paste infringers, Piece of Voxel. All these guys do is rip off game templates and projects from the Yoyogames/GameMaker Studio marketplace, change the name and a few cosmetic details, and try to scam people into paying for someone else’s work on Steam. They have run asset flip scams dozens of times, and this is no exception. It’s nothing but a cash grab.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Decent Into Sector 32
About the Game
Descent into Sector 32 is a decision-based mystery game, set in the far future. Jump into your ship and descend into the increasingly dark and hostile environment of Sector 32.
About the Story
You are an aspiring pilot in local security forces - one of the only ways to escape the poor and dangerous outer edges of the galaxy, by getting recruited into the regular navy of the Grand Federation. Your copilots? Two veterans from central, demoted that is, parked in the middle of nowhere to be forgotten.
Out here, ships disappear every day. Most of them are never looked for - if you get lost, you are lost. But, today, somebody seems to be in luck, because your carrier has been dispatched to investigate an unusually large ship. Detected in the outer rings of the giant nebula at nearby sector 32 - an area notorious for the amount of ships going missing there.
Make your decisions
Choose your answers wisely, but also pay attention to your surroundings. Following your veteran comrades may get you the end they want - but it may also leave those they don’t care about out there to die.
Secrets and multiple endings
Find countless secrets in the field, uncover the hidden messages from those who got lost before you - but be careful, you can’t trust everything you see.
Take care of your ship and preserve your equipment. Damage to your ship or a single wasted missile might come back to haunt you later.
Features
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9 Handcrafted zones with different secrets and mysteries
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Over 20 short stories of people who got lost in the field
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Over 100 clues to set you on the path of discovering the real mysteries of Sector 32
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4 main endings with increasing difficulty to achieve
Hunted
BE CAREFUL CAW CAW
THOSE FUEL COVER LIDS ARE QUITE DANGEROUS CAW CAW, THEY WILL MISS UP YOUR 2012 CHEVY MALIBU HARDCORE IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING CAW CAW
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Game is more polished than cyberpunk on first day release.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
International Space Banana
I just got this because of the minute hour dude. I kept coming back to this like an abused partner. the level with the shifting gravity was particularly brutal. worth it on sale lol.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
honestly just get it for the dialogue alone. This game is great! Yes it can be rage inducing, Yes it will make you want to buy all the banana’s at the super market and blend them out of pure hate. But I still highly recommend it!
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
JUST A GAME
“Just a Game” is a science fiction theme flying shooting game.In the game, you will control the robot protagonist Zero and lead your companions to survive in a world that excludes artificial intelligence.
More options:
You’ll have multiple choices, each of which will lead to different outcomes, including the fate of your friends and the death of them.
Multiple teams, multiple choices:
In this world, there are multiple factions, and the styles of these factions are different, the personalities of their leaders are different, and the rewards for joining different camps are different. Naturally, you should also help these camps to take over the whole world. However, be careful, some tasks can make you and the camp you join become antagonistic.Of course, you can stand on your own two feet and lead your own fleet to fight the world, or just be a businessman.
The colorful world:
There are over a dozen different types of ships in the game, dozens or hundreds of space stations, hundreds of NPC with their own unique dialogues, and some of them give you extra missions.
In the game there are merchants, mercenaries, interstellar vagabonders, cosmic bandits and so on, as well as surviving ARTIFICIAL intelligence. The things sold by different units are random, and the prices are also random. Maybe you can make a small profit from this.
When a space station in the game is captured by a faction, it becomes the territory of that faction and begins to produce troops belonging to that faction.
Slightly hardcore Settings:
When the protagonist group of the spaceship is destroyed after the game will directly end, must protect the protagonist group of the spaceship.
Multiple combat:
Not only can you lead your fleet, but you can also lead your ground forces into the enemy’s space station or ship to defeat the enemy from within.