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I have this on PC and PS4. I personal;ly prefer the PS4 version, as the PS4 controller is very good and has been configured very well for this game. Graphically, the PC version looks nicer, but not by much. This will be a love it or hate it type game. There's no real solid story to follow. So if that's important to you, then this game is probably not for you. If you like exploration, buying loads of different types of ships, upgrading ships, trading and various other things you can just "Get on with" without being tied to a story, then you'll probably like this. It IS obviously multiplayer, but it's not an aspect of the game I've explored that much. I quite like just doing my own thing and it's cool to see other players getting on with what they're doing. Overall, I think 8 out of 10 is a fair score, as even with the latest update (April 2019), it;s still not that noob friendly and the tutorials barely suffice. However there's LOADS of tutorials on Youtube made by players that are very good. Also, you really need to do research online about where to go to pursue your goals and interests in game. Again, if you're into that sort of thing, then fine. But if you just want to get into the game and play and feel like it's a rewarding experience, you will initially be disappointed. So yeah, I'd say 8/10 for the first 20 or so hours, then 9/10 once you get past the REALLY steep learning curve.

An engaging City builder set from the Paleolithic period to the end of the Iron Age. It's a relaxing game to play. You're not in a BIG rush to get things done, but it IS engaging and somewhat challenging at times. Graphically quite pretty, certainly good enough for the price and size of the studio who made it. It's a sort of game with lots of re-playability, which is good, as I can see myself "finishing" this game, meaning reaching the end of the Iron Age within several hours. However it has several "Challenges" and different areas that have varying levels of difficulty. A great game and certainly worth the price they're asking (About $30 AUD). The studio is saying they intend to add more content as the game progresses too, so I'm looking forward to that and definitely DO listen to the community.

For being on a such a portable/small platform like the GBA, it's a great game. I played it through a LOT and it was cool to unlock that special class. Certainly worth a buy at the time.

I like it and I did my research before fore buying. When I actually started playing I knew what I was getting. If you like a free-form, sandbox, exploration, trading, combat space sim that's not complicated like for Example elite dangerous (which I also have and like for different reasons) and like a casual romp around space, then this is the game for you. I do recommend having all your drivers up to date and have a clean system.

Very nicely put together game at a great price (I got it on a Steam sale at $10 USD). It's essentially a Mars colony type base resource management game. It's complex enough to be interesting, but not so fiddly that it gets boring with minute detail. Well worth a purchase, especially at this price.

I still play this game occasionally 10 years later. The criticisms about the limited scope of missions is true. I personally enjoyed the Level based storyline where you upgrade your ship to new ships. There's still an amazing amount of fan made mods and servers available to play on, which is pretty impressive so many years later. There's mods to update the drivers and screen sizes as well to wide screen which is really nice. On top of that updated textures and all sorts of stuff. It's still a worthy purchase all these years later. I hope that Elite dangerous and/or Star citizen will trump it though.

For the love of god, don't buy this game. buggy, Stuttering FPS even I have a Gaming PC bought a few months ago and runs new new games I've thrown at it fine except this. So many terrible design decisions. Even if the bugs are fixed it'll still be a terrible game. I'll go back to X:AP etc AVOID!