Tachyon Wars

Wow. You can't choose a race. There's no economy. No way to see how your colony is growing or even a way to build on it. Do I have slots to put buildings? Is there a capacity limit? What do I even do w/ the materials my colonies are gathering? Science tree is generic. Very generic. What makes my colony grow? What do I use to improve my colonies? As far as I can tell you can't change the way your fleet looks. There's no diplomacy to speak of. Have to go to a separate screen to see how you are progressing in the science department. Can I have a general way to see how my industry is doing on a galactic scale? Game was stable, so that's a plus but overall I'd say if you're considering this game, wait. It's not worth $15, much less $25 at this time. Go play Gal Civ 2, 3, Stellaris, or the classic MOO 1 or 2. Thank you for reading.

I would not call this a game, there is so much missing. The list is not endless (but pretty close). No species traits, governanceect ect.. While this might get a Gold Star in a science project it can't compete with with the other games in this genres.

I loved the introduction, and sincerely wish that the developers had included something similar into the gameplay to keep the user enthralled. If they did it could potentially divert your attention from the complete lack of depth in their UI/UX as well as gameplay. I didn't play long, mostly because it has the feeling of an unfinished product that at best should be considered in early access... If that was the case I could potentially be less harsh in my critique, but alas it is not so... There are 3 main ore resources but your empire seems to have no stock of them, making them pointless. Diplomacy is either non-existent or simply too unclear at least in what little game time I played, I kept shooting down "wary fleets" without any explanation into what those are or what combat happened when my frigates found them. The large scale combat animations? Didn't see or find a way of looking at any of them. The instructions to your fleets and planets are extremely click intensive and the...

That is an interesting one, space strategy with the real-time flow. I am looking forward to try out PvP. I read some reviews below and wanted to say - not much of a point to expect it to be another space strategy clone with different race pictures. Here you offered some novel ideas, and you'd need to dive into it to see the difference. I enjoyed tactics, some good tunes, and 3D space combats, even though some polishing was needed here and there. Thank you.

This is a very shallow clone of Master of Orion I with some differences, real time play and the other kind of interesting mechanic – ship fuel limitation. It’s not a very good 4X game, and it is not very clear when it comes to the game giving you information about your empire. The UI is also very frustrating, giving commands to your fleets is also quite difficult and just irritating. Don’t buy, there are way better games, one of them being the original Master of Orion I.