Spaceforce Constellations

7 min of this game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1BXvZMvk8U an rpg with space ships and 3 alien races to fight. the walkabout map consists of a light and dark green paths, the dark green paths just lead to battles and resource gathering nodes but the light green will lead you onward. there are also space stations on the light green path here you can craft 2 different color crystals to make 1 of the 3rd, change your crystal draining weapons, or replace your spaceships. as you win battles you'll get xp and your general will gain levels that will let you control more ships (max 6), unlock more crystal weapons (take 4 out of 12 into combat), & space ships (5 in all) it also increases the base level of a ship added to the party. the game has 3 modes of play 1)hot or cold: once you own a space you can drill for crystals or look for life (as you find life you'll be given more crystals. info is in a chart on the right in the gathering screen) by clicking the green half circle (crystal) or microscope (life) on the bottom . here you'll have a grid and you'll need to find a crystal or life source within a limited number of clicks but each has 3 color indicators to show you how close you …

I played this for about 2 hours before wondering what the heck I was doing with my life.

Tags: Tactical Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Interactivity limited. One button interface. Hex based combat. Lack of tactical options. AI targeting makes silly decisions. Includes minesweeper minigames to advance tech tree. Tablet-like turn based hex combat that does not auto resolve. Yet does not give you any tactical options. You just push on your units and on the foes and animations happen. Flat reduction in HP... you can more or less predict which units will die, except all units randomize their attack target every turn. Game proposes playing a variant of minesweeper for research and mining which gave this really strong feeling of mobile and microtransactions. The rewards were very small, the minigames were repetitive and the activities to generate those were consumable, which meant once you ran out of tries you have to attempt to clear another level to grind more gems. Along with the disappointing audiovisuals, next to no plot and deficient tactical mechanics there is not much left to recommend this game on.

I think if you can get get the game on sale for less than 2 dollars it is probably worth it, but for 9 dollars it is definitely not. There is a game here, it is though very much like some solo boardgame in which it feels hard to lose, you just have to grind away. I like the concept of having to try ones luck at find resources at each not - it is kind of a bingo/minesweeper game . The mothership battles are interesting, moreso than the ship to ship engagements, but they have some strategy as you get further along and more tactical options open up. It is a fairly lite lite strategy game though, so wait till it is on sale i suggest

bad gave this as a gift had to imediatly get them another to so that they wouldn't think that I hate them. Seriously the only use I can find for this game would be like the horse head in the movie the godfather.

couldnt really figure out the game play, and wasnt good enough to keep me in long enough to figure it out. tool tips wasnt that great either to make it a pick up and play type of game.