Nonentity Galaxy

Ai generated assets are all over the place, starting with the ankward UI, visually busy background art and disparate face cards. The dialogue specially is painfully "AI-coded", with non-sensical ramblings that goes back and forth for way too long, making this feel more of a VN with gameplay on the side. Speaking of gameplay, it's a vibe coded auto-battler, which admittedly is decent enough from the little that I've tolerated playing. But I simply can't stand the rest of the AI generated presentation, and again, seeing as the dialogue and story want to take themselves way too seriously, I'm gonna pass on this one.

I think I am still pretty early into the game but I am really enjoying my time with it. The bulk of the gameplay is an autobattler where you organize your fleet through a series of battles per run, like FTL or other similar roguelikes. But each run can add to the story, and when you're at home there are a lot of visual novel conversations between the cast members. It's a world with little hope, with cynical and thoughtful characters. However it was translated, I really have been enjoying the conversations and individual lines. It's made me laugh and hrrm with thought. I love the art and aesthetics of the game. I haven't gotten into fully figuring out synergies between ships, weapons, and items, but it is possible to time and micro quite a lot if you're into it. Very chill and enjoyable despite occasional nail biting battles as you wait (hopefully) for a battle changing cooldown to clear. I got this in a Fanatical bundle for a couple bucks, but if you enjoy any of the genre tags on this game I have a feeling 10$ is still a great deal for most people!

Can be a fun game, I'm quite early. Looks promising. The "translation" is [b]terrible[/b] tho. It's obviously man-made because I can see some typos, but whoever translated it have very little to no experience (Only the words are translated, not the meaning). Just skip any text and enjoy the game I guess. I don't blame the devs for that, but that doesn't change the outcome. Edit : More hours later, I still think the same. I'll just add that losing a battle can be devastating because you quickly lose a LOT of resources, and end up in a major setback that take hours to grind.

Good game.

I thought it was ok but not really well explained. seems grindy. Too much useless dialogue.

Great game!