Hands down has to be the best rogue-like strategy game I've ever played. I'd be so happy when I got home from school to play this game on my terrible modified Dell Office Optiplex 790, with an attempted try at having a decent PC rig set up for what I had in hand at the time.
I was very young when I first played this game; around 12 or 13. I found it hard to begin with but over time I started get better with each passing day.

My little mind easily amazed with all the countless hours of mechanical depth, the random events, such a simple design yet, all different ships varieties and encounters to have. Various alien races with their own charm and quirks; the content felt and still manages to feel like it's never ending.

Oh... do I remember getting to the last stand with the Rebel Flag ship... I was terrified to say the least. The memories this game brought me I'll surely never forget. What's not to love about this simple yet lovable game I still find myself coming back and praising to this day? So give it a try! 10/10

(Note: has an GOD-LIKE soundtrack, my ears have been blessed to hear. Well done to Ben Prunty for this absolute perfection)

Hands down has to be the best rogue-like strategy game I've ever played. I'd be so happy when I got home from school to play this game on my terrible modified Dell Office Optiplex 790, with an attempted try at having a decent PC rig set up for what I had in hand at the time. I was very young when I first played this game; around 12 or 13. I found it hard to begin with but over time I started get better with each passing day. My little mind easily amazed with all the countless hours of mechanical depth, the random events, such a simple design yet, all different ships varieties and encounters to have. Various alien races with their own charm and quirks; the content felt and still manages to feel like it's never ending. Oh... do I remember getting to the last stand with the Rebel Flag ship... I was terrified to say the least. The memories this game brought me I'll surely never forget. What's not to love about this simple yet lovable game I still find myself coming back and praising to this day? So give it a try! 10/10 (Note: has an GOD-LIKE soundtrack, my ears have been blessed to hear. Well done to Ben Prunty for this absolute perfection)