This game has some nice qualities. The solar system map is neat. It is a seamless open world, and I like all the different types of wormholes, rifts, gates, clouds, etc. The graphics and ship designs are okay. (Not as functional looking as Homeworld. But okay.) The GUI takes a while to get used to, but all the important stuff is within reach.

The bad parts are that the solar system doesn't feel lived in. There are not a lot of station types. I didn't notice many ships traveling between systems. Convoys only seem to be triggered when you accept a quest. The scale of the map is also way off. Is distance measured in meters? Kilometers? Further, you can't control your wingmen directly like you can in some other Space sims, like Star Wolves, Nexus: TJI, and the Homeworld series, which I prefer.

Overall, the game feels a little soulless. I was hoping for something with a little more personality. I finished the game, but feel disappointed. (Or, I do not feel much of anything, since the game is kind of bland.)

This game has some nice qualities. The solar system map is neat. It is a seamless open world, and I like all the different types of wormholes, rifts, gates, clouds, etc. The graphics and ship designs are okay. (Not as functional looking as Homeworld. But okay.) The GUI takes a while to get used to, but all the important stuff is within reach. The bad parts are that the solar system doesn't feel lived in. There are not a lot of station types. I didn't notice many ships traveling between systems. Convoys only seem to be triggered when you accept a quest. The scale of the map is also way off. Is distance measured in meters? Kilometers? Further, you can't control your wingmen directly like you can in some other Space sims, like Star Wolves, Nexus: TJI, and the Homeworld series, which I prefer. Overall, the game feels a little soulless. I was hoping for something with a little more personality. I finished the game, but feel disappointed. (Or, I do not feel much of anything, since the game is kind of bland.)