Planet Killer

Lots of fun and depth with the various ships. Solid replay value. Each run is fun!

I cant really prove it but it feels like the ai disclosure isnt entirely honest, the game is fun enough, too grindy for my taste but oh well.

TLDR once you destroy 30 planets you get a few more, then a message comes to End Run and get 2x rewards or continue....i went on, the very next planet obliterated me even tho i had Gear and firepower and 10 ships in the fleet...it's not made for Long runs, it's not a skill issue, it's a balancing problem...hope the Devs make it a good game in the end and not just a waste of money.

I don't typically write reviews for games, but this is one of the more unique bullet hell/roguelites that I have played. With a single developer, this project is very ambitious and may never reach its true potential. But the potential that is there is massive. Pros: - Amazing concept. When you think capital ship combat, you tend to think slow, strategic gameplay. This game does a great job of developing fast paced arcade gameplay with capital ships that is easy to learn and has a reasonable difficulty curve, which is something I have not seen elsewhere. Blowing up planets feels extremely rewarding, as does blowing up enemy capital ships. I really could do this all day. - Tons of ships. Maybe too many, which I'll discuss later. There are so many ships and there are a few distinct playstyles. - Strong bones. The gameplay is fast paced and addictive. While there are certainly ways to expand upon a formula that might get tiring once you've stopped unlocking ships and can speedrun the content, there are easily hours of fun to be had here before that happens. Cons - Tons of ships. While there certainly are a lot of them, most ships play/feel the same. Despite the huge roster, there r…

fun game.

So far this game has been like a Early Access game in all the best ways. Even right after release it felt like there was a solid game with (a lot, but) minor things to fix, and since I bought the game it got an update about every 3 days, addressing both Quality of Life, Bugs and balancing issues. It seems clear the developer has a vision for it, and so far I am vibing with it