Stellaxy

It's actually a nice little indie game about space exploration. You navigate through the universe, sending probes to mine minerals, sell them and buy many upgrades for you and your ship. There might be more to it but i still didn't get there. My only complaint is about the graphics. It looks like everything was made with Windows paint app. But i guess you could argue it adds to it's charm with the simplistic nature of the game. I've nominated this game for the "sit back and relax" 2020 award for a reason. Don't expect anything deep but just simple and relaxed fun.

This game still needs lots and lots of work but it has a potential of being bigger and better than say Approaching infinity or Star Frontiers. Please keep updating. Rating 9/10

Don't let the simple graphics fool you, I can already tell this is one overwhelmingly crunchy and detailed space sim. It plays fluidly as long as you don't mind DOS-era keyboard controls. There are CLEAR inspirations drawn from ancient games like StarFlight/StarControl and similar games of that era. The UI is not intuitive and takes some struggling and experimentation to deal with. There is lots of unimplemented stuff (clearly marked for future expansion), which is kind of fascinating as there's already an overwhelming amount of different systems. I have no idea what I'm doing in this game, even the tutorial is relatively baffling although I did manage to complete it. The first quest after the tutorial wants me to find a specific planet but provides no detail on how to even begin doing that in the sprawling, seemingly almost limitless navigation screen. But I'm enjoying it. I will be playing this more, once I've gotten smart enough to start to understand what the hell it is I'm supposed to be doing and I'm really hopeful there will be future development on this game. I haven't played enough to know if it's worth it in its current state, but if you are a fan of games like StarFligh…

Fun little game where you can explore space and feel like a space pirate. I especially appreciate the addition of the new fast travel feature tons!

A surprisingly charming game - although I'll probably avoid investing more time into it than I already have until it works in Linux as well as it does in Windows.

fun game i like