While it is stable it can be a lot of fun, especially with friends.
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Not a terrible game by any stretch of the imagination, but one full of missed opportunities. Hopefully my rating will improve as the game becomes more finished. All that said, this game has already been a worthwhile purchase. This is not really a requirement, as that would be asking a lot, but just don't expect that and be disappointed. While you can set the general idea, you cannot sculpt your own terrain. Finally, system creator is rather limited. It is also very easy early on in the game to get into a situation where winning is nearly impossible, but the game will still drag on for a long time - possibly without the player even knowing that winning is nearly impossible. (So it slows down the game's actual mechanics.) There also is not much variety in interplanetary combat. This can make for some slow games, especially in large free-for-alls, very especially coupled with the poor lategame performance, which is not only visual but also server-side. This is the time to experiment with that, though, if there ever is one. Balance is currently in progress, but there have been some worrying balance decisions by the team at Uber. Bots, which are an entire tree of units, are considered very weak because they cannot defeat any of the other trees on their own. While most units have their uses and should be used to play optimally, things like tier two bombers are blatantly overpowered in the hands of a skilled micro player (they deliberately out-range all anti-air) and artillery units are a little strong as well. The game is in early access, so these problems are understandable, but they are still there. Internet access is required to play, even singleplayer, though I've heard this will change in the 1.0 release. The client occasionally crashes for no discernible reason (though you can reconnect), and there are other bugs, some of which are at least temporarily game breaking. Annihilating a planet can freeze the game for a long time and sometimes even crash it.
Lategame tank armies can slow the game to a crawl. But it's received a lot of legit positive criticism, so here's why I didn't rate it 10/10: First of all, and most detrimental to the game: it has performance issues. Fast paced tactics and strategy on a huge scale. First, it must be said: this game is a blast - engaging, intense, and surprisingly well balanced. There are some overly positive reviews as well to counter this, so I will try to write a useful review.
Fast paced tactics and strategy on a Well there's been something of an opinion war here, and many of the negative reviews are too negative because of a non-game issue that I won't go into. Well there's been something of an opinion war here, and many of the negative reviews are too negative because of a non-game issue that I won't go into. Should change the name of this game to Improbable Planetary Annihilation! … Expand The last straw was when they released this game last week despite the obvious flaws and broken promises. Play hour after hour only to have the game crash whenever a planetary annihilation is attempted. Suddenly lose control of all camera functions for no apparent reason. Try and snap to a tactical message and get a blank screen.
The downside is that this game is full of serious bugs and bizarre glitches.
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It was really fun despite the problems it had and even more fun when I discovered how to create multiple planet systems. Suddenly lose control of all camera functions for no apparent Purchased this game this summer when it was still in development. Purchased this game this summer when it was still in development.
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