Jump Space

★★★★★ I wanted to play a space game. Now I’m apparently the unpaid maintenance guy. I went into Jump Space thinking: “Cool, a co-op space game. Fly around, shoot some stuff, explore a little. How bad could it be?” A few hours later, I realized I had apparently become an unpaid spaceship mechanic. While one of my friends is floating around outside the ship like an astronaut who has absolutely no idea why he’s out there, I’m running through the corridors trying to figure out why something is on fire again. And honestly? I love it. Jump Space is basically what happens when Helldivers, Deep Rock Galactic and a spaceship maintenance simulator have a terrible night and somehow create a video game. The spaceship The ship itself is easily one of my favorite parts. You actually have to DO things. Repair systems. Fix damage. Fly the ship. Manage stations. Run around trying to figure out who the hell broke the reactor this time. Then the voice chat starts: “WHO BROKE THE SHIELDS?!” “I don’t know, I thought YOU were flying!” “WHY IS THE ENGINE RED?!” Silence. That special kind of silence where everyone realizes: We’re going to die. Space combat Flying the ship is pretty accessible, and honestly, I like that. I don’t need 47 different keybinds just to turn left. I want to fly a spaceship. I don’t want to accidentally become a NASA employee. When everything works, though? It’s awesome. You’re flying through space, shooting enemies, alarms are going off, someone is repairing the ship, and another guy is screaming: “I’M OUTSIDE AND I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO GET BACK!” That, right there, is co-op gaming. Spacewalking And then you leave the ship. And suddenly you realize: Space is REALLY freaking big. You float around, repair something, grab some loot, and eventually think: “Wait… where’s the ship?” You turn around. The ship is now approximately the size of a grain of rice. You are approximately 800 meters away. Congratulations. Your new mission is: “Figure out how to get back without dying like an idiot.” Spacewalking is basically swimming lessons where the swimming instructor is NASA and there is no water. Playing with friends This game is at its best with friends. Because every mission eventually turns into a workplace accident in space. One guy is flying. One guy is repairing. One guy is outside. And the fourth guy? Missing for five minutes. Then he comes back: “Guys, I found loot!” “What is it?” “No idea.” “What does it do?” “No idea.” “Why did you pick it up?” “BECAUSE IT WAS SHINY.” And honestly? That’s why we play co-op games. The missions The missions are fun, but this is definitely where you can still feel the Early Access side of the game. Some objectives can get repetitive, and sometimes a mission lasts long enough that you start wondering: “Am I playing a video game or did I accidentally sign up for a night shift?” Especially when you spend 20 minutes repairing your ship... ...only for something to explode again 30 seconds later. But then you get that one mission. Everything goes wrong. Someone dies. The ship is on fire. The pilot crashes into something. The guy outside is screaming for help. And suddenly everyone in voice chat is laughing so hard they can barely breathe. That’s where Jump Space really shines. The bugs Yes. There are bugs. Sometimes enemies behave like they personally rejected the laws of physics. Sometimes things don't work exactly the way you expect. And sometimes the game apparently wakes up and decides: “Your progress? Not today.” But: Early Access. You know what you're getting into. And yet... I keep coming back. And that's probably the biggest compliment I can give it. Because underneath the bugs, occasional repetition and those moments where you just want to scream at your monitor, there is a really damn fun co-op game here. Especially with friends. The best moments aren't scripted. You can have a perfectly planned mission... ...and one idiot saying: “I think I can fix it.” Five seconds later, half the ship is on fire. Beautiful. Final verdict Is Jump Space perfect? No. Is it finished? Also no. Does it sometimes make me question my life choices? Absolutely. Is it ridiculously fun with friends? YES. If you like co-op games where everything can go completely off the rails and a simple mission can turn into an intergalactic disaster involving four highly unqualified astronauts: Highly recommended. You’re not really a professional space crew. You’re just a group of idiots who were given access to a spaceship. And apparently that was a terrible decision. 10/10 — would go to space again and probably get stranded outside the ship.

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Bardzo miło się zaskoczyłem. Najlepiej grać ze znajomymi, bo wtedy dopiero docenicie ten tytuł. Jest to taka Barotrauma w 3D i w kosmosie. Jak lubisz latać i strzelać, to się tu odnajdziesz, a jak nie lubisz latać, to szukasz kogoś kto lubi i wtedy on lata, a ty chodzisz na misje pieszo ;) .

Positives: - Concept & Design is great - Gameplay feels very fun - crew working together to fight, repair ships etc. - They're actively improving not only gameplay stability, but things the community asks for as they develop! Negatives: - VERY easy for Griefers to join your crew, disable/remove equipment and leave without you having time to ban them. Happens almost EVERY playthrough. Crippled and ruined the game for me. - No level balancing. I have VERY low level players joining my VERY HARD lobby mid-match, adding to the enemy density. But then their low level means we're crippled into lowing. Overall: Great game with a fantastic concept and design. However, there is limited protection from griefers, sabotage, or other people ruining the game.

The last update made it unplayable solo, you get invaded every 2 min by another fleet, you cant do anything.

Jogo bom! Queria ter amigos pra jogar ele

So far very nice! THe movement is fast and feels good, shooting has some waight to it and it does become somewhat challenging in the higher difficulties esp. when playing in a 3+ player group. Some bugs here and there can be a bit frustration but i guess thats just part of the early access experience. From what i have seen so far the dev team is listening to community feedback and communication openly about upcoming plans. Big plus for me 8.5/10 will recommend.