Interstellar Impact

This game is one very simple concept. That's it. If you're not a very casual gamer, I would recommend passing on this one. If you're looking for something like this theme with depth, Try Solar 2 (I would say Solar, but I don't think it's on anything anymore). This game deserves to get a neutral review because it looks nice, there's obvious care put into the game, and there's a nice feel to it; but it has seemingly no rhyme or reason between becoming the other planets, and the achievements are the only reason to play it past the first winning run. Maybe it's sticking to absorbing specific planets or dark/light asteroids, but I tested this twice and kept getting cracked planets. This doesn't mean that's not the case. Maybe the initial planet is random, and growing it with like planets will make it grow to a bigger version of the same one. It's a major lack of content for me, and my rule of thumb on indie games is $1 per hour of content, which this doesn't even have 1 hour of varying engaging playtime. If you look at all the reviews, they didn't play very far past reviewing it, and that's a red flag for me when looking at games. They were all positive though, so it was a bit deceivi…

cute game

Simple and nice experience.

Very relaxing game with beautiful visuals. The controls are very simple and the game is easy to get in to. The game can also pose a challenge through it's achievements and endless mode. Gravity effects in the game are a nice touch and are very well done, as they should be considering the game takes place in space. Excited to see future updates for this game. I would like to see more "encounters" such as world enders added in the latest update, more models, and more visual effects (for example when moving, how fast you are moving, etc.) to name a few. :)

Very relaxing and creative game, it gives me nostalgic vibe :D Cant't wait too see what will be added in the future!

Extremely chill time killer game with simple controls. Style is great while controls and interactions with momentum and gravity have cool little quirks, pretty much a simple base idea taken and made well.