Trappist

It's a cute game with a surprising amount of depth and great humour, but it still has a lot of unimplemented content and missing quality-of-life features. I highly recommend the game, but at the same time, if you're finicky about wanting a polished and finished game, maybe wait a few months - the author is still updating the game to finish it up.

no real taroural

Still learning the game but so far so good a nice game. I wish the crew was more representative of all humanity however. Wish we could also acquire plastic from plant sources as we can in real life.

It is a little bit rough, especially UI and little bit the building. But otherwise I really love it and it is good.

The tutorial teaches you the bare minimum, then abandons you to find out that you have to already know exactly how to play before you can even begin the real game. The research doesn't tell you anything about what you unlock, there is nothing telling you how to make more of the resources you started with, and only after playing for 2 and restarting 3 times did i realize that you have to start at specific spots and on specific planets. If you don't do that then you will softlock yourself out of the game.

Definitely worth a look if you enjoy colony building and resource management games! Amazingly addictive and satisfying for such a simple game. There are areas where more tutorials or in-game tips would be helpful. For example, I was at least three hours into the game before I realized I could set up trade routes with my cargo ships, because the button only appears when you are on the space view and zoomed out past a certain level.

Its ok I guess. Just heavy on the clunky micromanagement. Then by the time you get the hang of it, its over. Short game eh.