Stellar Destiny: The Last Survivor

Stellar Destiny: The Last Survivor is a promising indie sci-fi action game that mixes fast-paced combat, crafting, and roguelike exploration. The gameplay feels dynamic - you'll slash through enemies with melee weapons, deploy drones for support, and use various laser-based or elemental attacks. The crafting and compound system adds depth, letting players experiment with ability combinations that significaly change the playstyle. Each planet is procedurally generated, giving the game high replayability. However, since the title is still in Early Access, content is limited. But it's worth a try, keep it on your wishlist and watch for future updates.

For an early access title, this game is really impressive – it’s already fun and well-made. I’m excited to see how it develops further

9.5/10 in this category of games. I like space threshers. Noticeable refinement of important details compared to the demo. Controls, tutorial, working with elements. Over all: Nice graphics, fast action, plenty of powerups (love those). I'm still at the beginning, looking forward to improving the character. For the introductory price its definitely a good purchase.

I was already playing and enjoying the demo. Its quite similar to games like Vampire Survivor or Megabonk with its own unique spin. I enjoy these types of games a lot, turn off your brain and murder thousands of enemies. Devs are engaged with the community and are listening to the feedback, I hope that other devs would take a lesson from these fellas. Overall great game for the price they ask, definitely something to try out.

This game had enormous potential BUT all of it is wasted by the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ controls resulting in a suboptimal gameplay experience. I wish I had an option to ask for refund. TOTAL WASTE.

IDK About this one, Game itself runs great, but lack of explanation, same 4 skills every attempt even look at the screen shots its the same 4 skills ffs. Maybe as you progress it gets better, but its too boring to even want to progress... Def needs work this one. I'd save your money and skip this one for a bit.