Spaceship Pro Simulator

Great start to a promising Space Fighter Sim! The controls for mouse and keyboard are solid. The player ship tracks flawlessly. However, when I touched my joystick, the game locked into a left turn forever attitude. I had to reset the game to stop it. No worries, but note to buyers, no Thrustmaster, if any joystick, compatibility for now. The weapons system is guns and missiles which fire smoothly and track on an expected ballistic path. No homing on missiles. Although there is no target lead reticle as yet, you won't have problems shooting your target. There are plenty of baddies to shoot. The AI is simple, but functional. At this time, there is no player damage model. You are invincible. There is only one playfield, but again, this is early access. All in all, I'd recommend supporting the developer. I hope to see this game flourish.

A bit monotonous at the moment. Some hints about what buttons do what (beyond WASD) would be nice. Looking forward to additional development.

Game in its current form has promise. But i don't know that I'd recommend any game on promise alone. There's not currently much depth to gameplay. You pop in, shoot stuff, annnd that's it. Menus and other things still need fleshing out. Exiting the game just straight out takes you to desktop, with no confirmations or warnings or anything. This game definitely earns the "early access" label in its current form. However, i do think there's some possibilities here. The gameplay that is there is smooth, even on my steam deck. Flight physics are good, though lack of any fleshed out menus makes tweaking settings not really a thing currently. At its current price, and level of gameplay, this is good for about 10-20 minutes max of its very repetitive gameplay. Its one of those titles you support in hopes that development continues and it exits early access a well rounded and fleshed out game. I'd recommend keeping an eye on this title, but maybe not actually recommend buying until its had a few updates unless you're okay with putting a few bucks toward its potential, and not necessarily its current state.