Ship Regulus

I'd be open to trying again when there's a lot more refinement. It's a nice idea of a game but it's only a fraction of a game at present.

Fun little game about a moving space base, altough a bit short. and a bit too easy (you drown in ressources)

Audio controls need to be able to handle sound effects and voice. Right now Audio controls only lower music volume, and all other audio blasts at full. Controls are fairly straightforward, but there are obviously UI elements that are missing. Attempting to put solar panels down is painful because you are not sure if you can't place them because of resources, building units/slots, some sort of cap, or if you can only attach them in certain places. There is too much missing from this to actually call it a game, it is more an interactive proof of concept.

Three-dimensional construction mode,But the construction is not particularly complicated.,It's the same in any position.,Electricity and population drive are required.,There may be a little ink in the early stage.,You have to start fighting in the third level.,It's okay to play patiently.

Game defaults to Chinese, luckily I was able to guess where the language menu was and change it to English. It needs some polish. The controls overlap in an annoying way, where rotating the camera cancels anything you're building. There isn't enough feedback from the UI to make building placement clear, or even confirm that you are in building placement mode. Everything has a janky feeling.

First off, this is an interesting game. Building and upgrading a modular space station with weapons and defenses, utility and industrial modules seemed really interesting. The bad? The bland, generic plot. The absolutely awful generic female voice acting. The dialogue which was clearly translated to English from who knows what, written by someone who has no idea what a military situation would sound like. The lack of additional info when hovering over anything in the interface. It's an interesting game, but needs a LOT of polish before it's worth more than a couple bucks. And an overhaul of what dialogue there is wouldn't hurt, to add immersion.