Exiled to a deep space mining sector, you are left with a crappy ship, a laser, and a small mining beam. It is up to you to survive by working your way through the galaxy. Mine asteroids, refine and trade the ore, buy upgrades for your ship, hunt pirates... you get it.
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Just ran into this game. I am a refugee from EVE... in that I cannot take the community anymore. I blame it more on myslef in that I am older and the crowd playing EVE seems much younger than me. I don't mind the Players who pirate as much as the restt of the players. Having said that I read that this game was EVE light so I gave it a try for $10. I love it. I currently have it set fairly easy so I can learn it. Mining is cool, and with a small ship can be a little complex - in that you might not have enough power to fill your cargo hold and then have to stop mining while your charge rebuilds. Bigger ships have less of a problem. I had no problem killing the local rats in either system I have been in and have been able to buy a frigate to mine and explore in. Have had more fun in this game in 2.5 hours than I had last time I played EVE. Graphics are ok. It is a point and click/ menu driv
One of the biggest pros of this game is that the dev really, really cares. It is a fully realeased game but it seems the dev is very intent on working on it in the future and adding more features. Best way I could describe it is eve offline. It isn't the most graphic heavy game but that doesn't take anything away from it for me, it still looks good and plays good.
An excellent minimalistic space sim that does not claim to be more than what it is. The game is a tad monotonous at times but it is still an overall fun experience. If you are going into a game for vast depth, planetside exploration, open world exploration and base building.. This game is not for you. If you are looking for a decent space sim that you can play in small bursts with a tiny flavor of EVE. This is the game for you.
Cool game. If you like the mining style in EVE online you will probably like this game. It's EVE style mining without the PvP guys showing up and destroying your ship in the belts. It can be slow paced and relaxing or a slug fest depending on what you decide to do.
This game is soo "Chill," but i was completely absorbed by its progression, gear-leveling, and automation features. Visually, it isn't complex; yet pretty. There ARE some hiccups in-game: the auto refuel doesn't always work, so check it before getting too far from stations. You can multi-task while playing this game due to automation features that apply to mining and combat (though wouldn't recommend leaving the screen during combat). IMO there is no reason to work up to dreadnought unless you play multiple tours of duty and jack-up the difficulty. This little sandbox has a lot of toys to play with--replayability might be OK if I give it a month or two. I wish the game were longer and more in-depth--so many possibilities the developer could have explored. Perhaps there will be an Astrox sequel? The Pew-pew factor is very high with this game.
This game is not EVE Online. The comparisons are hard not to make given the art direction and user experience of this game, but remember -- EVE Online is a massive undertaking by hundreds of people and tens of thousands of hours of effort, and this game is but a mere hint of a shadow of the things that are in that game. That being said, this is a GREAT game for what it is, and it's reasonably priced even keeping its limited scope in mind. It DOES have the feel of EVE Online in some respects. The gameplay is very similar to your first few hours of cargo hauling or mining in EVE Online, but there it ends. EVE gives you the complexity of a rich storyline, faction reputations, a complex and meaningful exploration option, and NPC pirates that make relatively smart decisions on their own - not to mention the multiplayer aspects of EVE that truly make that game great. This game lacks all o
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