Galaxy on Fire 2™ Full HD

"I've always played this game on every phone I've used since the release in 2009 for java based phones. Great game. Will there be any updates/add-ons?? I've completed every mission, most wanted and medals 😆" - my Google Play store review of this game on September 14, 2015. This was the game that cemented my love for the space/sci-fi genre, it was unlike anything at the time of its release. Though years as passed it by, few (especially on mobile) still do not come close to it. The game is not perfect, I have my gripes with the UI and repetitiveness but that's 'mostly' about it. You can probably tell by now that I'm a hardcore fan of this game and it's hard to see many faults with. Except, that the Steam version is missing the Valkyrie and Supernova DLCs and it's really unfortunate because the base campaign is just too short as a PC game. I had the game sitting in my games library untouched for years just because of that, until recently. You can now add a Valkyrie mod DLC and it's super easy to install, and the guys at The Kaamo Club Discord server are more than happy to guide you through the process. Some of the same people who worked Valkyrie mod are also working on a Supernova …

A better game than most AAA titles that come out these days and one of the best space games of all time, but it sucks that this version doesn't include either of the 2 DLC(supernova and valkyrie) and the gear/ships/locations from them, certain ships from the base game(ghost, dark angel and others), the shima system and kaamo station, the ability to dodge(replaced with strafing), the autocomplete option for blueprints, as well as certain achievements/challenges. There's probably other stuff missing but that's everything I noticed. Also the default control setup sucks the big one and you can only change keybinds from the launcher which is a pain. I still love it but man it's disappointing especially considering it was free on mobile(except for the DLC) but costs doubloons here and you only get 60% of the game.

Great game. I've played it on my phone and now here on my PC. I've finished the main story, but I love how simple and intresting the game is I'm continuing to play it. Why I do not recommend this game? It is incomplete. Whenever I search for something I can do after the main story I always get The you need Valkry DLC Kaamo DLC. I feel I'm missing a huge part of the game. I'm sure they are never adding the DLCs, but I whish they would. Still a great game other wise.

A trip back to the age of Wing Commander: Privateer Back in 2014, when I bought my first iPad, I naturally started browsing the App Store for games. That's when I discovered Galaxy on Fire 2. The screenshots and trailers immediately caught my attention because I saw one thing in it: Wing Commander: Privateer. I bought it, downloaded it, launched it, and within minutes I knew that feeling was back. Unfortunately, the honeymoon did not last long. I'm simply not part of the touch-control generation. Swiping around a screen to fly a spaceship never felt natural to me, so despite loving what the game was trying to do, I eventually forgot about it. Years later, by pure chance, I stumbled across Galaxy on Fire 2 again on Steam. And this time it clicked. I play it on a Steam Deck OLED, where it runs flawlessly. I highly recommend using one of the community controller layouts, as they make the controls feel incredibly natural. Once configured, the game feels like it was made for the Deck. I'm getting a locked 60 FPS with all effects enabled and the High preset. What surprised me most is how well Galaxy on Fire 2 holds up. The game offers a surprisingly large universe to…

An important classic in the space ship game genre. But by today's standards, it definitely feels like there's way too much of a grind.

used to play this for hundreds of hours on mobile, and dear god for an old game it was fun.