really promising game, plays a lot like Freelancer. keep an eye on it.
"Placeholder - WiP"
The fact they want money for this yet it is so "early access" that it has 10% AI "voice acting" and 90% straight text is ludicrous. The lack of current controller support as in their current roadmap (which won't be released until May; current date April 11) is the least of their problems. Will come back in May and see progress/update accordingly. This is worth nothing so far until they even figure out what they want to be.
The fact they want money for this yet it is so "early access" that it has 10% AI "voice acting" and 90% straight text is ludicrous. The lack of current controller support as in their current roadmap (which won't be released until May; current date April 11) is the least of their problems. Will come back in May and see progress/update accordingly. This is worth nothing so far until they even figure out what they want to be.
I'm pleasantly surprised at how much there is already in this game. Yes the controls and the game feel very janky but if you remap the controls a bit you can get it to feel fine, you just need to get use to it.
The campaign is all there, the lack of voice acting does suck but im not gunna be too concerned about that from a mostly solo dev across 7 years not able to fund full voice acting for how much dialogue is in this game.
There actually is a lot of lore in this game since the entire game world is there already, which 100+ systems is a ton of content for an indie game.
So what is everyone complaining about? Mostly the janky controls and audio. Which if you can get past that, the exploring is immensely fun and kinda scary cause of the eldritch horror aspect to it, you'll never know what you find.
Great start to a mostly finished game, I understand why to release it in early access but as a solo dev you could've said this was 1.0 to harsher criticism but there is a lot there to warrant it.
The campaign is all there, the lack of voice acting does suck but im not gunna be too concerned about that from a mostly solo dev across 7 years not able to fund full voice acting for how much dialogue is in this game.
There actually is a lot of lore in this game since the entire game world is there already, which 100+ systems is a ton of content for an indie game.
So what is everyone complaining about? Mostly the janky controls and audio. Which if you can get past that, the exploring is immensely fun and kinda scary cause of the eldritch horror aspect to it, you'll never know what you find.
Great start to a mostly finished game, I understand why to release it in early access but as a solo dev you could've said this was 1.0 to harsher criticism but there is a lot there to warrant it.