This game is just not good. I bought it cause it was so cheap, and I've been really holding out a review because the price is literally only 99 cents. But I've played FREE games that were so much better. I could look past all that, but the developer is not active, doesn't respond and doesn't seem to have updated their game in over a month (maybe they are working on an update which is fine or taking a break or just stopped, all fine)...but just such a lack of a response at all. The game is also confusing as heck, you get in and have no idea what to do. I've played a lot of sandbox games and space 4x/grand strategy/rpgish games, but this one doesn't make any sense. You gotta mine asteroids, but the game plays sorta like a mobile game at same time and when mining you get attacked by random ships that blow you up in less than 5 seconds and you can't defend against it or kill them...or maybe you can but no idea how. Just so confusing. For 99 cents why not keep that change and give it to a...

abandonware

"Made with unity" sorry for your loss, dev. Seems deceptively deep for the programmer graphics. absolutely worth the buck or two if you like the concept.

Looked fun. But essential features are completely missing. Unplayable.

more people should know about this game

it sucks an it's bland, an difficult.

game is barely playable, the mineral scanner u need to properly find resources doesnt seem to be working, and i cant seem to interact with cargo containers floating in space,is this a bug?

UPDATE: ON FEBRUARY 18TH, 2023, the developer announced a complete rebuild of the game. I'm changing my review to positive, until the point where this update disappoints me. Plus, let's be fair, for £0.89, the fact that this game is more functional than some triple-A games, that are released in a buggy, unfinished game, as the full product, and fixed after the fact already means it's probably of higher quality than some games with tens of millions of dollars of funding. Since this is the new norm, the fact that this developer correctly labelled their game Early Access is already good enough to follow the game, and check it out after this update has been released, or even just to check it out in a few months. I hugely appreciate that the developer hasn't just abandoned the game, at that they're still keeping the community updated on the progress. I've purchased a few games that have fallen into that state, or the developers will constantly reassure the community, and future buyers, de...