A hyperdrive malfunction sends Keith T. Maxwell tumbling through space and time to fight for his life against a mysterious alien armada that is wreaking havoc.
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Galaxy on Fire 2 isn't a bad game. The graphics are good, combat is okay, and there's a fair variety of missions. I cannot recommend it, however, because the game was functionally abandoned by its creator. GOF2 started as a tablet game, and like many such games, the best and most interesting parts are available as DLC. But Fishlabs only ported the core game to Windows, and they've made it crystal clear that nothing more is forthcoming because the Windows port "didn't make enough money" to bother supporting any further. For what I paid, I assumed that content was already included, and after finding out that it's not only not included, but it will *never* be available, I feel ripped off. There is no way this game is worth anywhere close to the asking price. Fishlabs Entertainment doesn't deserve your money because they don't support and stand behind their products.
Well, let's start with the good. -As you can probably see from the screenshots, the game looks nice. -Fairly large, open universe. -The filler parts of the game are well designed and somewhat enjoyable. -It runs at a solid 60FPS -The voice acting is ok. Now for the bad: -The campaign is really short. I've clocked just over 7 hours and I've spent at least 3 of them mining and doing freelancer missions. The campaign itself is somewhere between 2 and 3 hours at best. -You don't get any advanced ships or weaponry during the campaign. All of the rewards from the story missions combine to about 100k which is the price of a single high end piece of equipment. Top of the line ships meanwhile cost upwards of 2 million. Thus you'll spend most if not all of the story flying a starter ship or one marginally better and if you want the end-game stuff, you'll have a lot of grinding to do. -Wh
DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. INSTEAD OF IT GET THE ANDROID VERSION. THIS IS A WARNING YOU WILL probably AGREE. This is normally an Android and iOS game and it's free on both. But the PC version is $20, and doesn't even have some of the free content of GoF2 Android. Android version additionally has: Loma system and Kaamo club (Shima System) and about 10 more systems that PC version doesn't have. 30 more ships in Android version. PC version doesn't include autoturrets, mines, sentry guns, and more cool weapons. More blueprints in Android version. Top-tier equipments aren't included in PC Version. DLCs aren't included. In Android even if you buy all DLCs you don't spend $20. 9 achievements aren't included. Why Deep Silver? WHY!?
Product refunded we need DLC！！！
It's overall a every good game, I've played it on my Android phone for around 10 hours. but....... Be ware! This game on steam does not include any DLC as iOS/Android does. It took me several hours looking for ships/space station that exsit only in DLCs... I strongly recommand you to wait for the DLCs.
DO NOT BUY FOR PC! If you really want it, get it for your phone. At first I was rather excited about this. It is, in just about every way possible, a very basic, simplified, single-player version of Eve Online (even some of the ship/station names and appearances are a little too similar to be purely coincidence). It is a freelance space simulator where you are a pilot and must hop from starsystem to starsystem trying to make a living through mining, combat missions, bounty hunting, or even just freighting trade items from station to station. Then you can put your earnings towards whatever you need to further your goals, better mining equipment, tougher armor, better weapons, larger cargo holds. The idea is solid, but execution is lacking. Outside of the very very beginning of the game, mining became immediately useless as you could make far more cash in less time through combat mission
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