Space Prison

This is not an RPG; this is just a clicker with annoying food/hope mechanics. It's more of a survival game. Battles are plain as hell. Art is good, though, but the loop is boring.

This isn't a bad game, but it's not worth the price. It's just another in a long line of games that get released today that are shiny looking, and give the perception of involved and deep mechanics, but are ultimately very surface level and unsatisfying. The premise is great, and if the developers took another two years to flesh out the world, its interactions, its factions, and its combat, this could be an awesome game. As it is, everything is kind of thin. It's the kind of game you get excited about in the first 30 minutes, and then three hours later you realise there's really not much to it.

Funny little game. Looks like took me about 24 hours to finish. Interesting sense of humour, inventory management/turn based strategy game. Took a bit to figure out where to get what crafting things and not many guides seem to be out there. Not too difficult to figure out. Might try and finish Broken Collar mode with the other gang... each prisoner does seem to have an interesting story. Finished normal mode at day 28. Also Inventory management becomes easier if you know that you can at least use your supporters and thugs you hire for life to keep the combat useable items like bandages, throwing knives, etc... kept all my rage shrooms, javelins, all other consumables on my supporters which you can mysteriously access almost anywhere except in like direct combat from the gangs screen. All the other things are a bit of a pain to manage but once you get to a certain stage you just ditch stuff you don't need anymore like rat claws, bones, etc that are mainly used for crafting low level items. You can "give" these items to other gang members for respect. I found once I have a full stack of a thing... giving away the rest helped get almost everyone to 100% respect.

fun game

So far so good the game is exactly as described and I am enjoying figuring things out.

[h3]TL;DR[/h3] Underdeveloped, oversimplified, boring, bumped into a likely game breaking bug and frustrating things already in the first 20 minutes... [h3]Details[/h3] I bought on 70% discount and I'm sorry to say that this is the legit price tag for the game. Maybe less but indeed the only reason I'm not refunding - and might play the game a little more, unsure about that, though. Very nice concept, the game looks nice in general, so it's fine, but there are a number of issues biting too hard. Most of them noted in the TL;DR above, but for details: [list] [*] First thing first, the bug, without spoilers: After taking a mission (first one, food item), then talking to the quest giver, one can just give, hand over the quest item, which I thought was turning it in. I've seen only later as it blended a little to the background to me that there's another menu option, in different color (WHY?!) which is turning in the quest... Which now I couldn't as I lost the quest item. I think this is either game braking or would have lead to a mental grind-fest, but luckily ALT + F4 works around saving "progress", so I could have walked up again and this time, choose the right menu option and turn…