Galaxy Union

This game has zero instructions on how to play, it is not intuitive and the graphics are indeed straight out of the 90s.. I clicked around for a bit and tried to find something online that explained how to do at least some basic stuff and couldnt find anything... Perhaps the developers should spend 30 minutes and write up a basic getting started guide.

Multiple crashes, simple mechaniscs, ok graphics, mo money mo money mo money. When it didn't crash it got boring fast. Build, upgrade to limit of 5, defend against invading corporations, attack other corporate planets, mo money mo money mo mo money. I hope the dev gets it right, eventually. Not an expensive proposition. You're an adult, the choice is yours, pick the blue planet or the red planet. I wish there was a "meh" recommendition instead of yes or no.

This is practically an upgrade game, not a stategy one. It gets repetitive pretty fast. The graphics is minimal - though I agree that fancy graphics is not a necessity for a strategy game, this has a graphics like an early 90's game. Of course there is no tutorial, the UI is also very minimal. The price is low but you won't play this game for more than a couple of hours.

I was looking for something different from other games. Maybe a new perspective, or something else, I don't know. And I've found this game, read the review and looked at the Youtube video. So I gave it a try. And I think totally worth it. It's totally different than other games. If you like micromanagement, that's your game, you will face a lot. There is no summary the total energy, food, resources, etc. used or surplus if you have any. Just the credit balance. So I decide to make an Excel sheet to sums up things. And I also made a periodic table visual aid. And it's working for me. I'm working in production, so it's close to me. You have to make high income to pay the fleets. The patent system will help you. Just watch the energy, food, labour, officers, and the resources and gases and etc. Colonize systems, build fleets to ( at least ) defend yourself. So I was looking for something new, and I found it. It's harder than other games you can buy here ( someone says it's unfinished g...

Interesting concept, but no manual, poor interface, and frankly it isn't in depth enough to work at what it's supposed to be. I'd pass.

This is the first game I have bought, others were gifts, on Steam and at first it was confusing and then it became a beautiful puzzle for me to unravel. The game play itself is simplistic, once the simple mechanics of the game are better understood. The interior workings are nothing but repeating formulas for the most part but they hold my interest in unraveling them. The game play as it is meant is actually good as well. Most comments I have read are negative but I am having quite a fun time playing this game.

a man puts his mind in his work,his feeling his sol and his love... the game is a tottaly 100% money driven game,either there is no love for the genre, or there is no love for art,or there is no love for the programming. what is a man without a hart? then why would you draw such a thing? if it one thing that drawing teaches you it is that what you love to draw comes out much stronger... and that where you lack becomes ugly...and just a blur of blended paint. if one thing it is that programming teaches it is that that little peace of information can save hours...of extra code. as for the genre expand explore build ...there is little there. what is a managing game in micro managment...time saver? or game waster? as an artist,in any kind of (free) art you have to able to take complaints. it is not a code you write is a current of switches finly tuned to do what you want. it is a poem that charis not a bold word code. a varialble that always stand still is not variable at all. if every t...

ABANDONED in 2016 My 50 minutes of fame in this game. No sound what so ever once you turn off the music. It's a very quiet game. No tutorial! Desperately needs one. One difficulty only. Same amount of AI players every time. One always starts next to you. You can see everything and look at all planets initially. AWSD only to scroll the galaxy map. To get out of system view you have to keep scrolling out until you get to galaxy view. Was adding a button for that too difficult? The AI has unlimited resources and not restricted by negatives, I was looking at the AI planet at turn 50, No mines, no farms, just factories everything was in the negatives (food, water, labor, energy) and yet it was producing ships like crazy and all 9 buildings were max level, all planets in system were colonized, also max level. And it was moving ships into my system. Me turn 50, hardly any income, 9 building were levels 1 - 3 due to no cash on hand/resources. Couldn't build a ship, missing resources that ...

idk what everyone's complaining about

Its hard to understand how to play unless you try over and over and over at it until it makes sence, which it never truly does.