SpaceBourne 2

This game is what Star Citizen would have been had it been released 15 years ago. The game tries to do exploration, first person combat, ship combat, space stations, explorable planets, trading, mining, fleet command, basically every idea the developer could jam in. Because of this, the first couple of hours are really impressive. I couldn't believe how I could get out of my ship and actually walk in and loot a derelict ship for loot. I was amazed at the actually quite-good in-game radio, something out of Grand Theft Auto. It was fascinating being able to actually fly through the atmosphere and land on a planet. I thought the complexity and detail in the UI was very interesting and left me as the player a lot of power and depth to explore. But as I got into the game I realized the game was a pond a mile wide and an inch deep. The in-game radio is only a few minutes long, playing on a loop, and eventually you turn it off the 10th time you hear the same DJ conversations. In first person, enemies run straight at you. No cover, no tactics. If your DPS exceeds their armor you win. You can explore planets, but there's no reason to explore, it's just randomly generated terrain (assuming…

great Game love it keep up the good work

I like the general idea of the game but it feels janky and complicated. If they ever sorta everything out it would be amazing, but not sure they can pull that off.

Garbage, go play NMS or ED and not this trash

cant recommend this game. too unstable. keeps crashing during warping

It's fun, it's fast, and it's intuitive. When I get pissed at Star Citizen I play this low stakes game. This game would get much higher marks if the devs would add more complexity to the thousands of locations; needs more NPCs and random loot containers.