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Slow and atmospheric, good stuff.

Good one. Finding myself getting back to again and again.

Too much tedious micromanagement. If you like it - you like it. Of not, then better check Per Aspera or Surviving Mars

Meh

Not excellent, not terrible. Good one. Worth a try.

Strange one. Interesting ideas, poor implementation. Didn't worth my time, i spent on it.

Very basic Korean clone of first StarCraft. Interesting design, but zero original ideas. Still played it for some time just because of cool unit design.

This is just a hell of digital drug. Stay away from it, or you will find yourself playing at 5 am.

Good one. Just action/shooting mechanic is poorly executed, fills almost forced, but thankfully it's not the main focus of the game.

It's ok game. The less you expect, the better you feel about it.

Interesting steam-punk setting, simple crafting, cool design, ok-gameplay feel, interesting playing loop. Better to play with friends.

Wary simple, almost barebones diablo gameplay, more action, less almost to zero RPG. Still fun to play tho.

Not a fun of this genre, but that one really got me. 100% worth playing for everyone.

Spend about 2 hours, trying to fix "everything is red" graphic bug. Found out in the end, it was just light of close red star, and everything is blue in another system. ?

Good one. Consume the flesh.

Yep, totally for Russian inner consumption. Classic one from that perspective.

Really good one. Arcade sci-fi tank/plane action on full scale war.

It's already out, and it's good one. Interesting hybrid of action-arcade + base building + tower defence. Bright and fun.

Hate dark souls like games, but that one really got me. Finished it on one run. Really addictive.

Really good one

Had it a looooong time ago. Has great atmosphere, sounds, all this underwater feeling, and some cool gameplay features, but was to hard for me back then, and already quite outdated now. My dream-game to sequel or remake.

Great from all sides, must play with friends. I wish I had any ?

Looks interesting, but controls in some strange dark valley zone. It's much more simple than space sims, almost arcade, but somehow much less convenient than Freelancer or Yager, and because of that it's almost unplayable for me. Feels like something is almost good, but broken. Made me mad. Donno, maybe it's just me.

Finished it twice already, first before Green Mars dlc, and second after. Just love the pace and flow of gameplay and slow increasing of scale and size of tasks to solve. Generally very comfortable and relaxing resource management strategy game.

Really interesting organic ships design, some interesting mechanics, like ships can suck each others blood and steal abilities. But otherwise gameplay and plot was weak, so when you get used to all this organic stuff, it become much less interesting.