HELL GALAXY

The game looks fun, I enjoyed the combat, the story and the universe. It's confusing as hell, but it's a wild ride being thrown into it. The performance was ok on my pc, no issues at all. But - The interface was designed by a mad man. How has this game been released in such a terrible state? The "crafting" screen doesn't actual craft anything, it's basically a ship randomiser presented as a loadout screen. Components have requirements to fit but good luck finding out what they are, the interface doesn't tell you. I've bought numerous components to have them just vanish from my inventory. I've bought a single gun, fitted it to every slot on my ship, unloaded it and now I have 5 of them, and the items that were already on my ship have now vanished. The Arm system used to setup mounts is opaque and behaves in a similar random fashion. Fit a green to red splitter, put weapons on the splitter, remove splitter - The weapons stay on your ship. Try to fit an engine to a green mount, it doesn't work, but you exit and the engine is now on your "ship", but not in your loadout. Exit station, all the things you shouldn't be able to do in the loadout editor have a 50% chance of stil…

The shooting is really fun and satisfying, and the atmosphere of the game is quite interesting. Exploration can feel a bit confusing at times, though, and it took me a while to get a sense of where I was supposed to go. The spaceship personalization looks very promising and seems like it could become one of the most interesting parts of the game. One big plus for me: it works on Linux!

I'd say yeah, but just barely. Might be a good idea to wait for a sale, and wait for some serious bug fixes. The gameplay is like Everspace, for those who've played it. This includes enemy fighters, turrets, and cruiser-style capital ships with destructible turrets. The story is ok. Kind of shallow, and a few plot holes. The ending is confounding. The bugs and quirks. They are galore right now. You can finish the game, but it'll be frustrating. I believe another review noted, quest markers don't reliably show up. Icons for points of interest, such as stations, sector gates, friendly (quest giver) units, and stabilizers, can show up at comically short range. I spent a lot of time frustrated looking for a station to dock at, or the gate to a certain area. Main quest icons are okay, but side quest icons can fail to show up. This is especially frustrating when the quest is in a different sector. I've had to activate tracking for another quest in the area I was trying to reach, go through the gate to the area, then switch tracking to the quest I intended to complete. Toward the end of the game, the targeting button 'T' stops reliably working. I've destroyed a number of enem…

A really cool game with a great atmosphere and excellent designs that remind me of Warhammer 40k universe. The plot looks interesting, and the voice acting is surprisingly good for an indie game. Ship controls and map navigation are definitely the best parts of the experience. However, it has some flaws. Interaction with structures or objects is too slow, which completely breaks the flow of high-speed space exploration. Furthermore, the instability mechanic is somewhat frustrating due to these long interaction times. The UI needs some tweaking: objectives should be easier to find, especially when using the radar. Customization is promising but occasionally glitchy. On the technical side, the game runs smoothly on maximum settings, maintaining over 90fps during combat. It’s a rough diamond right now, but with a few patches, it has the potential to truly shine.

Extremely buggy mess. I want to like it cause the combat and exploration is great, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥... Every time i jumped back to limbo to mine resources my ENTIRE inventory got deleted, my ship got changed and ALL my ship modules deleted. Sure, they are rather cheap to get back, but when it happens ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ constantly when i'm trying to do material requisition quests it makes it completely impossible to do them. the fact that this game has been in early access for over 3 years and ♥♥♥♥ like this has not been fixed is insane And the trading system is just straight up broken. When you buy new ship frames, they "permanently" unlock, until you interact with another hangar or swap to another ship frame, then it disappears and you have to buy it again I'm currently soft-locked cause you cant buy the SHO-gun (quest item) more than once. Since my ship got changed and everything in my inventory got deleted i have to restart the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game cause you need sonic matter weapons to kill alters and break the protection of the Rehun.

I really liked the retro graphics and the atmosphere of the game. The whole desolate space setting looks really cool, and the voices of the AI companion and the HUD actually reminded me a bit of System Shock, which I really liked. I played with both keyboard and controller and I would definitely recommend keyboard if you can. With the controller the ship aiming felt a bit too sensitive for me, especially when trying to scan or interact with things. The aim assist helped a lot though. I also felt a little lost with the navigation sometimes, and I think a map or compass could make finding objectives easier. I really liked the ship customization too. Being able to add different engines and weapons in different parts of the ship is really cool, and I can see this becoming even more interesting later in the game. Combat can be fun, but sometimes I felt like I was spending too much time trying to turn and position the ship instead of actually fighting. I think making the movement a bit faster and more dynamic would make the space fights much more exciting. There are still some things that could use some polish, like the UI and some bugs/crashes I had, but overall I enjoyed it…