Recent reviews by Cookie of Seduction

This is a game based completly on luck and stratagy. At the start of the game, you get the first ship, and A-Type Kestrel Cruiser (Its bland, but it can be upgraded as you continue your current voyage, but once the voyage is complete or the ship is destroyed, you have to start again), but as you go on, you get more ships equip with diffrent systems and upgrades (I love using the A-Type Engi Cruiser). On to actual gameplay, the ships all have diffrent abilitys, equiped systems, crew, and weapons, but lets just talk about the A-Type Kestrel you start with. You start with a one layer shield, 3 human crew members (human crew members have no ups or downs, and are jacks of all trades), 16 fuel (Fuel is the number of moves you have, and you get more as you get fuel from stores or by destroying ships), 8 missles (You get more the same way), low level weapon and oxygen systems, a weak laser, and a weak missle launcher (Its called the 'Artemis', but screw names).

If you get this game, I would recommend going through the tutoral to get used to combat. As for traveling the map, its very rarely an area map you've seen before, due to random generation. Now, for little tips:

1) If you have an ion cannon, try to keep it powered at all times. This can help you survive diffrent enemy ships, take down enemy shields and stop them from generating, or take down their weapons. Please be aware the the stun from ion cannons don't deal damage to enemy ships or crew, and the stun is temporary.
2) Try to get a diversity in your crew. This can help you in terms of tactics, defence, attack, and help make the oyage at tad easier. This can also open diffrent crew specific paths and rewards.
3) Try not to attack freindly people. If you are asked to spend scrap for help, either allowing you to stay in the section longer or to allow you to see where enemies are. If you can't help, leave them. You don't want to be in more danger.
4) Be careful when it comes to distress signals. It could be a trap.

With that said, thats about it. Its a great game, and I have to go back to playing this.

This game is beutiful. The watercolor-ish art style is great and makes it kinda feel like you're reading a storybook. This game is filled with moments that make you actually think, since perma-death is in this game (R.I.P Wavy T^T). Anyway, the game play is great, and the story kinda makes sense (Meaning that you can keep up with it). Its requires strategy, skill, smarts, and a little luck (I have no luck, btw. R.I.P Wavy).



This may be good for some people, but at the start of the game you get kiddnaped by a Waifu. Enjoy that, and the fact that shes one of the two characters that wear skirts into combat. gg.

This game, even though I have only played it for a few minutes, is rather unbalanced. When you first get your robot, you get these tiny little peashooters (Thats what they feel like, anyway) that only do up to 8 damage (this is the most I saw) and almost no armor to stand in combat with. Then, once your done with the tutorial, you almost instantly forced to fight other players with weapons that can kill your robot instantly. Once you die, you're out of the match, and you have to repair your robot (I haven't noticed what you lose yet, sooooo.... yea) and then you have to jump back into another match. The only thing about this game I liked was that, while waiting for a match, you can play a little game while waiting.

As great as this game is, it's clear that the developers at Valve just see it as a money tree. They can say that they're listening like they did during SaveTF2, but their words mean nothing until something is done about the bot that have been making this game unplayable for years. This game is legendary, please don't let it rot further.