Spaceforce Constellations

If you looked at the screenshots for this game and though to yourself "This honestly looks like a hastily thrown together mess." well congratulations: Your eyesight has not failed you. Using art assets from the earlier flop 'Spaceforce Captains', this game manages to be even worse by taking away what little freedom the player had. While Spaceforce Captains was a buggy and badly thought out 'in space!' take on the Heroes of Might and Magic series (not just a game set in the same genre, but literally HoMM4 with the serial numbers philed off and set in space), this game doesn't rip off any specific pre-existing games and still fails to do anything new or original. If you do still feel tempted to buy and play this, allow me to give you a preview of what your experience will be like: Use abilities (which are all name in german, because proper translation would've required effort and nothing in this game has any effort behind it) to kill enemy, play minigame to recoup resources expended on...

This is a game that needs far more customization, there seems to be a decent size pool of ships but only gives you access to just a few (like maybe 6 total). With no option to learn new technology, upgrade your ships or explore the galaxy in a non-linear fashion this game is lacking in any sort of depths. It seems to clock in around 4 hours of gameplay and with no real options to mange your fleet could not recommend getting this unless it's cheaper.

This game has a feel it was developed as a concept but was not fleshed out. It is missing the typical tutorial to get you started with the game. Also missing much of the mechanics to make this an enjoyable experience. I donated to this charity but will not in the future.

I've discovered that spending $10 dollars on a Starbucks latte and a pack of chicken nuggets provides an experience which is more entertaining and more satisfying than this game. On the surface, the concept of this game looks good. Turn-based space combat...what can go wrong? The reality is that the gameplay is extremely repetitive, with no customization, no real strategy, no tactical options, and no depth whatsoever. The concepts employed here would make for a solid hex-style board game, but for a video game, they fall painfully flat. There is no tutorial of any kind to introduce the player to the game-world (leaving the player immediately immersed in a two-dimensional unbranded universe), with the occasionally commentary scene provided as pure filler. The little snippets of story mean absolutely nothing in the experience of gameplay. ....Getting down to the mechanics, under this thin veneer of a unique game-universe... The regular combat structure lacks any imagination, with ...

This game doesn't have much depth to it and isn't worth the steep learning curve. There are no customizable gameplay settings and it has no instructions beyond a simple vague UI tutorial.

Absolute Garbage, Avoid like the plague.

Avoid this piece of crap like the plague. There is nothing redeeming about this game.

To be honest I thought the game would have more to it. Way too much combat. It wasnt what I thought it would be. Thought there would be more research,weapons,ships etc. The game is pretty much a kill fest and no thinking. The graphics are good,sound is good but play wise not so good. If the game was more than $9.99 I would of asked for a refund,sorry :(

Huh. I didn't think I could go wrong with a $10 game. I was wrong. The game is so simple, it's not worth playing.

I played this for about 2 hours before wondering what the heck I was doing with my life.