Rebel Galaxy is an action-packed, swashbuckling space opera. You'll battle pirates, explore anomalies, befriend aliens, scavenge battle wreckage, mine asteroids, and discover artifacts. Choose your path as a roguish do-gooder, crafty space-trader or power-hungry privateer - or maybe a little of each! Buy larger and more powerful craft with your hard-earned credits, and outfit them with a variety of wicked weapons and defenses. Set in a galaxy of fantastic sights, and secrets to be found, Rebel Galaxy is above all a space epic of adventure, exploration, and combat.
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Rebel Galaxy... Bought it because of the soundtrack in the trailers... Took a gamble and hoped it would give me some entertainment... Man was I surprised... Sooo.... Breaking it down: 1. You will feel like a frikking space cowboy. 2. Music so damn good that you want the soundtrack in every possible format. 3. The sheer size of this game is just shocking! Did NOT expect that when I started it. 4. Broadside battles between two large spaceships might be the coolest thing ever. 5. BROADSIDES!!!! (It´s so damn cool I had to mention it twice!). 6. Voice actors are actually kind of good for a game thats not a AAA. 7. Did I mention broadsides? 8. Simple, but complex. 9. One bug, ONE(1!), found during my entire playthrough. EA, Bethesda, Bohemian and just about everyone else, LOOK AT THESE GUYS AND LEARN!!! It was not even a gamebreaking bug! All it did was made me crash into a station after
Rebel Quelle Rebel Galaxy = Space Trader + Grinding + Cool Spaceships - Any actual rebellion If you've ever played a "Space Trader" type of game, then you are already going to be familiar with the basic premise of Rebel Galaxy. For those unfamiliar, the core of the gameplay involves zipping from system to system, station to station, selling your gotten (ill or otherwise) gains, buying upgrades and/or new ships, getting more loots, warp, rinse, repeat. If that doesn't sound like your cup of tea, then let me save you some time - don't play this game. For those that are fans of the formula, you won't find many, if any, surprises here, but some solid fun and colorful carnage. In Rebel Galaxy, you can trade, mine, or bounty hunt your way to fortune. You will likely do a mixture of these things, but RG places a lot of emphasis on the combat aspect. It is quite rare not to run into at least
This is the most fun that I've had with a spaceship-based combat game since Freelancer and, before that, X-Wing vs Tie Fighter. I have not beaten it yet, but these are my impressions so far. The Good: The PRICE. This game plays like a $60 AAA title. Fast-paced combat in capital ships that actually includes you piloting instead of just giving commands. Main storyline makes you want to learn more. QWERTY controls are downright elegant - I own a controller but have no desire to use it. No Z-Axis - I understand some people refuse to buy the game for this reason but, not only is it unnecessary, it would also make the game extremely awkward considering the types of ships you're flying. You won't miss it, trust me. Young game, but so far, almost entirely bug free. Epic blues soundtrack that changes songs depending on what you're doing in game. Fast music for fights, cruisin
You can't take the sky from me... Take Starpoint Gemini 2, Freelancer, Elite Dangerous and the worldbuilding of Starcraft 2, throw into a foodblender. Put on high for two minutes. *WHIRRR* This is the result. A gorgeous, whisky-soaked blend of a game where pilots drink greel distilled alcohol, where antimatter specks are used for deviant practices, and where combat takes place on a horizontal plane straight out of Assassins' Creed : Black Flag, on crack. All handled with the colour and panache of the original Torchlight, which exploded out of nowhere and revitalised the Dungeon Crawler genre. This promises, and mostly succeeds in doing the same for space exploration. I'm a leaf on the wind, I'm a leaf on the wind! In the time honoured tradition of all space exploration games everywhere, you are thrown into a starter ship, in this case, a dinky little corvette with a few broadside ca
A fantastic indie space action game that has a heavy firefly vibe. Pros - Broadside combat - Lots of ships and equipment to progress into - Good story and large universe - Randomly generated universe - Non linear progression - Very enjoyable Combat - Soundtrack is great Cons - Some aspects are shallow such as diplomacy - Side missions are used over and over just with different locations and enemies. - Long travel times - Debris can stop warp https://youtu.be/tbtTyDMLUM8
To some this game will be a disaster that you hate, especially if you want a realistic space sim. Others will find it an exhilarating experience, "dumbed down" enough and arcadey enough that it's playable for the masses especially since you're locked in 2 dimensions. PLEASE RE-READ THAT AGAIN. Your ship can not move up or down, only left or right, in space. To many this will be a deal breaker. But wait! I tell you this game is a blast if you give it a chance. It will have you on the edge of your seat having a good old time as you learn the finer points of capital ship combat, and die in the process. The save system is very forgiving and you can have multiple playthroughs going at once (rename your ship to keep the saves separate is a good tip). There are mission boards with side missions and a main story line, commodities trading, tons of action and nothing a well timed deflector s
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