Space Station Alpha

The game had potential but it lacks depth, QOL, and suffers from several issues. Thirty minutes into it I could tell how the rest of my time with it would go: manage power, oxygen, metal, and build more rooms. There are some random events like taking alien refugees or asteroids - judging from achievements there aren't many of these, though. It's biggest issue is the lack of content, there isn't a lot to build or do. I could not get the workers to mine the giant asteroid near my base. For one, you have individually select each tile of an asteroid instead of being able to drag select the entire thing. When setting a worker's job to mine, the robot would stand there doing nothing and it's status would show "error". A similar issue happens when trying to get the robots to build walls/floors/equipment. They just don't feel like working I guess? They'd sometimes build part of what I requested, then stop and my requests would expire. I'd have to place them again, rinse and repeat the process of only some of them being built. There are also some performance issues. My base wasn't that big - the default landing bay, a cargo bay, a 3x3 living quarters, and a 3x3 engineering bay. Trying to add a second floor made it so that every time I placed something the game would micro freeze for like half a second. The game doesn't give you enough time post-tutorial to setup your base. Ten minutes in I was hit by an asteroid event that wiped out a chunk of my base. Not long after I got a supernova event that wiped out power for 27 seconds - which as far as I know, at least at that point, there was nothing I could do but watch my guests die. The energy system was kind of confusing. All I had was one oxygen generator but I kept get the "systems overtaxed" notification and power would shutdown. Building a bunch of extra solar panels, I wasn't able to make it so the station was able to sustain itself. As I said before, it had potential - the core gameplay is there. But you'll see it all fairly quickly and run into several frustrations along the way.