Galactic Crew II
Benjamin Rommel Games · 2023 · Casual, Simulation, Strategy, Base Building, Exploration
PC
Mostly Negative33% · 27 📈 Making a comeback 44%
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About Galactic Crew II
Galactic Crew II is a roguelike sci-fi exploration game that takes place in a procedurally generated galaxy full of ruthless criminals, notorious pirates, monsters, miners, and merchants. With nary any credits or crew, you have to acquire goods, mine, and loot to build up your spaceship and crew to contend with the harshness of this galaxy. A wrong decision could bring death to you and your crew. Will you risk your life and ship to obtain the goods you need to survive this galaxy?
Different galaxies are yours to navigate at the press of a button and the warp of a jump gate. Each new planet is an opportunity to leave your stamp on the universe. Build colonies with resources mined in asteroid belts, raid nearby dungeons for loot, get your spaceship in top shape with shipyards and start new adventurous missions at the next space station.
Explore an endless number of procedurally generated planets offering unique experiences in various settings from crashed spaceships to pirate hideouts, miner outposts, medieval villages, archeological dig sites, or pure horror scenarios. Colonize any number of planets by establishing fully customizable outposts. Each new room that you build adds new features like managing trade routes to space stations, mining, manufacturing, and storage solutions.
When starting a new game, you can customize your game at will. Use any combination of game-altering cards to create a fully customized game. Combine any number of story lines to create a unique campaign. Alter the strengths and weaknesses of you and your enemies. Make missions even more rewarding and add new game content like jump gates or deadly Nemesis ships. Only some cards are unlocked at the beginning, while most cards are unlocked through achievements as you play the game. Mix your cards to get a truly unique experience that will make any run fresh and allow for infinite replay value.
All purchasable spaceships have their own unique layout. You can customize the ship at any space station or shipyard, replacing rooms to change your ship's functionality. Utility improvements can see the addition of crew quarters, engines, and power generators, while combat improvements involve replacing turrets and adding shield generators. Capture enemy spaceships with teleporters, create drones for mining, combat, and salvaging, and create goods with item processors or botanical gardens.
Explore a galaxy
Different galaxies are yours to navigate at the press of a button and the warp of a jump gate. Each new planet is an opportunity to leave your stamp on the universe. Build colonies with resources mined in asteroid belts, raid nearby dungeons for loot, get your spaceship in top shape with shipyards and start new adventurous missions at the next space station.
Explore planets and colonize
Explore an endless number of procedurally generated planets offering unique experiences in various settings from crashed spaceships to pirate hideouts, miner outposts, medieval villages, archeological dig sites, or pure horror scenarios. Colonize any number of planets by establishing fully customizable outposts. Each new room that you build adds new features like managing trade routes to space stations, mining, manufacturing, and storage solutions.
Fully customized games
When starting a new game, you can customize your game at will. Use any combination of game-altering cards to create a fully customized game. Combine any number of story lines to create a unique campaign. Alter the strengths and weaknesses of you and your enemies. Make missions even more rewarding and add new game content like jump gates or deadly Nemesis ships. Only some cards are unlocked at the beginning, while most cards are unlocked through achievements as you play the game. Mix your cards to get a truly unique experience that will make any run fresh and allow for infinite replay value.
Ship customization
All purchasable spaceships have their own unique layout. You can customize the ship at any space station or shipyard, replacing rooms to change your ship's functionality. Utility improvements can see the addition of crew quarters, engines, and power generators, while combat improvements involve replacing turrets and adding shield generators. Capture enemy spaceships with teleporters, create drones for mining, combat, and salvaging, and create goods with item processors or botanical gardens.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
An awesome idea for a game with plenty of cool ideas and a mix of FTL and open-world space games (with added base building!) with an unfortunate very jank execution. This is one of those cases in which you'd really want to love a game and for it to be good, but it gets on its own way time and time again. Sometimes the game refuses to launch, controls often are clunky, UI elements may not respond depending if something else is going on in the game, sound effects / unit callouts repeats ad infinitum and leads to muted sound very quickly, combat and mining is crazy slow for no reason, and the list could go on. I'd really love if the (solo) developer went back and fixed all the clunky and balancing issues the game has, as the ideas here are in the right place, and there's plenty of features and content. However, playing the game can be painful at times, especially after the game crashes and loses multiple minutes of progress. Now, when it comes to people comparing it to XCOM, I have no idea where people took that from. Game plays like FTL with more features, and has absolutely nothing to do with XCOM, unless characters having items and levels is enough to call it an "XCOM game". …15 found this helpful
This game plays like its 1994. If you can get it for under 3 bucks go for it. maybe you could mod it into a game worth playing but its doubtful.2 found this helpful
Doesn't feel like a finished game. I've played EA's which are more complete than this. Lots of bugs and random crashes. Trying to control people on a planet / dungeon is janky and frustrating / impossible. There are a lot of QOL fixes which could be implemented, which would make this game more playable and enjoyable. If you like this formula of game play, Stellar Tactics (also in EA) is a better choice.2 found this helpful
he try to make prototype1 found this helpful
Very entertaining! Not bad at all, can't wait to see the final product!1 found this helpful
WHAT A SHAME!! THIS GAME DOESN"T WORK WELL! PLEASE IMPROVE IT!! I WANT TO LIKE IT!!
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