Pixel Starships 2

Graphics are better but thats about it, I'm not sure why SavySoda released 2nd game.. -Removed 8 hr speed up (PC) / Ad for starbux (Mobile) -Removed daily trader ship -Removed floating starbux -Removed space encounters to get starbux -Construction drone is now used as mining drone as well, now it's single resource bottleneck That's what I found so far in few hours of gameplay. Listen, if you plan on making a sequel, most games increase QoL and keep features players want. For example you want to remove floating starbux to reduce premium currency? fine just add floating minerals or gas at least. Game devs seem to have gone out of their way to brainstorm all the ways to make game worse in terms of QoL, fun, and most importantly add no value that game is in 3D now, why not add new camera angle? how about strategy now that it's in 3d? positional combat with tactical card selection like endless space would've been great addition. This game is prime example of what happens to video games when business people are in charge.

Removal of mining drones is a tragedy, now you have to choose between mining and upgrading which makes the game a whole lot slower to progress. Also the markets are starbux only and doesn't support being able to buy listings with minerals or gas

This game is pretty bad. They completely messed up the targeting, limiting how many weapons can target one room. Took all the creativity out of the game. Ptw, just feels like a cash grab and market is screwed. maybe it will be fixed in 10 years

its ok

The game is good overal but is buggy so much

Pixel Starships 2 is a space management and strategy game developed and published by SavySoda, building upon the ideas of the original Pixel Starships with a larger and more technically ambitious online universe. Its approach combines starship construction, crew management, tactical combat, exploration, resource gathering, crafting, trading, automation, and multiplayer competition. Instead of focusing purely on space battles, the game places players in charge of nearly every important aspect of operating and developing a spacecraft, creating an experience aimed primarily at players who enjoy planning and optimization. Ship construction is one of the strongest parts of the experience. Players are responsible for deciding where rooms, weapons, utilities, and other essential systems should be installed. Placement is more meaningful than simply filling empty spaces because factors such as room connections, doors, oxygen, accessibility, and positioning bonuses can affect the effectiveness of the vessel. Offensive equipment such as bomb launchers further expands the possibilities, encouraging players to design ships that balance firepower, survivability, efficiency, and crew movement. …