It's Not A Moon

don't waste your money on this yet, it's probably worth about £5 at the moment... it's not early access this is still at proof of concept stage! and the concept is not that exciting, which is a shame but will hopefully change as the game get's more developed. for the moment its very simple (you move your ship around a grid in each sector and all the sectors are in grid format, you can only fly in straight lines between station collecting resources and fighting ships you meet along the way. saving is bugged in that it does not save half the game... Grid information is lost, build queue lost, production settings on machines lost... I'm hopeful that this will get better, but it's crazy for this price ATM. I'll update this as this game develops

Very Early Access, nothing looks good. Menus are difficult to navigate and directions are not clear.

This game is not being actively developed. You're paying for a limited demo. Don't buy it. The premise is great and were it finished or even added to, it has the potential to be a unique experience. Sadly, since the last update was 2019, those of us who have bought it have been scammed. It would be nice if Steam found some way to protect users from this sort of theft. we paid our money in good faith to support a project in early access/independent developer and got stung for it.

not to bad if it goes on to allow free movement and you work at the memory leeks and optimization then itll be a little gem

At this point in development I do not recommend it due to its lack of certain features. If the camera can roam freely I suggest having a recenter button. I hate zooming of into the distance and then losing my ship due to me zooming out to far. Another good thing to add is color to the resource icons; some people can not tell the difference from the steel bars and the gold bars. It would also be fantastic if there was faster fast-forward buttons (maybe up to 32). The game also needs its UI revamped, almost nobody likes to look at a screen with nothing but a few white buttons and a semi-transparent background that is also white. take this critique lightly and maybe consider the addition of the listed elements.