BlazeSky

[h1] Space adventure [/h1] Lots of solar systems, ships and missions. [h1] STORY [/h1] Written by interacting with the world. [h1] GAMEPLAY [/h1] The gameplay is a space simulator. We fly on our ship, we carry out tasks. You can get credits, improve the hull of the ship. There are enemies and a combat system. I didn't like it - too inconvenient to control the ship. Consider the pros and cons of the game, sum up. [h1] PROS: [/h1] + Simple but nice graphics. + Good music and sound accompaniment. + Many different solar systems. + Interesting ship armament, many types of ships. [h1] CONS: [/h1] - Management seemed uncomfortable. Keybinding is not included. [h1] CONCLUSIONS [/h1] The game looks very good. It can be difficult to manage. Personally, I couldn’t cope, but I won’t spoil the assessment, maybe it’s just me who is so crooked. [code] If you liked this review, then join the [b][url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/da_way_games]group[/url][/b] and subscribe to the [b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/31771734/]curator[/url][/b]. [/code]

Blazesky has a been a fun experience for me so far. I am continually struck by small details that jump out at me, like a lightning storm on a nearby planet, or the obvious asteroid moneymaking "side quest" that wasnt explicitly spelled out. The game elements and story elements are logically laid out, and I've had some challenges in matching available ships to the various early game fights. Loss isnt particularly punishing, so trying different tactics and equipment is part of the fun.

Fun, pretty, and it runs great on the deck. This is exactly what I was looking for. Got it on sale but would have happily paid full price. On sale it’sa steal.

This has a certain charm to it that makes me like it a lot. Certainly helped by the high effort put into the game by the devs, despite the budget I imagine they had to work with. Anyway the ship controls and mission loop has strong Spore space stage vibes, but obviously minus the childishness of Spore.

Gameplay is a bit repetitive: Missions are either scanning points in space, talking to someone, or shooting alien ships). But the beautiful and varied graphics and soundtrack kept the game fun. The 2.5D perspective plus the automatic respawning (without losing progress) make this a casual game, no need to ever save and reload. Some aspects of the game felt a bit underdeveloped: I never got caught up in the story, and my dialog choices didn't seem to matter. Early on, I'd use the credits you get for completing missions for upgrades, but maxed out soon. After that, I relied on the alien ships and weapons that appear after completing enough missions. There are some balance issues: I found larger ships to be useless: Their stronger shields don't make up for their size and sluggishness. Missiles, which should have been fun, didn't get much use due to their short range. The level of difficulty varied from "piece of cake" to needing 10+ lives to complete a mission, but I never got stuck.

Interesting game with beautiful graphic and unique 2.5 D control. Space locations are amazing (stars, asteroid fields, nebulus and supernovas), all looks terrific. There are space combats where we can use lasers or missiles, scanning probes or junks, talking with supervisors and visiting star systems with the use of hyperspace jumps. Ship's control is similar to 2D games but in 3D reality so it isn't something like "Star Wars Squadrons". Nevertheless I enjoy the game a lot...