Just bought it to give it a go. It works, though it's rough on the visual aspect. The card are OK, but the board and spaceships lacks contrast and light. You can choose cubes to figure your spaceships, nice option for me. A solo play against the bot takes 20 minutes (Mariners Era) if you already know the game, this is interesting. I mean this is a blast ! I'm ok with digital versions of boardgames, I own a lot and launch them (Root, Wingspan, Spirit Island, Dune Imperium, Concordia, Labyrinth TWOT etc.) when I miss players around me. Or I play vs people online. You need a minimum level of ease to read key informations at a glance. The less you click the more you see. Improvements can be made here. The tutorial seems effective. Excited about the Ventures expansion ! I understand why the multiplayer stuff is not implemented, but it would be so GALACTIC.

Good implementation of the board game. Could use some QOL features, such as hover-over explanations/reminders, but it is great.

I've refunded this. I like the board game, but the PC version is horrible at release, Next to Gloomhaven the UI is the worst conversion I've seen so far. The tutorial locks up in the first turn, ingame choices take multiple clicks IF they work, the only reliable choice seems to be an obscure keyboard command that is nowhere documented (like Y for the OK/Cancel choices). I hoped for this to be good like the Terraforming Mars conversion, but not in this state.

The AI is non-existent; I doubled the AI's score in my second game having never played the board game, and on highest difficulty. And I'm a fairly average gamer, no master strategist. I'm not refunding in the hope it encourages the devs to implement a-sync multiplayer.

As a long time GMT fan, I love how well this plays like the board game. All the mechanisims and rules are perfectly implemented. The only issue, as others have pointed out, is the gawd-awful U.I. Clicks don't register, scaling is atrocious, it feels like it was vibe coded for mobile. It reminds me of the first version of Spirit Island that was released on steam, which eventually got better. Hopefully patches will make this go the same way.

The cute spaceships irritate me and I find them easy to lose against the background. I've found some bugs (losing progress cards is the big one). There are some rule choices that bother me (no borrowing infrastructure for example), but it is a creditable version of the board game. I'd like to see some user interface aspects cleaned up and multi-player mode available before Ventures comes out but I'm also excited about getting Ventures soon.

Qualified recommendation: This games is a credible attempt to port a fantastic board game into a digital platform. The interface is a little awkward, and there could be accessibility issues for people with vision problems. I've yet to encounter any actual bugs or clear rule violations. The main issues really are that it is just the base game (expansion is planed), and the AI is just not very good. Either the devs will need to add multiplayer, or improve the AI significantly. Until then, the game is best seen as a gateway or bridge to learning the boardgame. Mastery of the bots won't take you from zero to hero, but should you find yourself playing against experienced players, you won't embarass your (too much).

Good game overall, though I do have some suggestions for improvement. The graphics could benefit from a crisper, cleaner look, and it would be great to have adjustable graphics settings. At times, the explanatory text overlaps, making it difficult to read properly. Selecting a ship that is stationed on a base or colony can also be quite challenging. Additionally, it would be helpful if hovering over bases or other items displayed an explanatory tooltip. Well i have to add, that despite they mentioned ,the solo bot it could be unfair, it is ridiculously unfair. I mean is really unbalanced not just unfair.

Game has no graphic setting. Unable to adjust to my system. Refund requested.

This is an excellent presentation of an excellent board game, and it doesn’t require a 3’x4’ table. SpaceCorp is a challenging game with interesting mechanics that do not require doom fleets. There are many ways to win and to lose. The AI is no slouch. If you are unfamiliar with SpaceCorp avail yourself of the excellent manual linked to the app after doing the tutorial. This port does an excellent job of presenting the complex mechanics to relieve the player of mundane chores. Kudos to the developer. The fun and challenge is in the nuances of strategy, and while you ponder your next move, the excellent sound track creates the setting of a sci-fi adventure without ever becoming intrusive or annoying.