ZeroSpace

If you're a fan of RTS games, especially Starcraft 2, then you should definitely check out Zerospace. It's not a AAA game but that's okay, it gets the important stuff right and I'm sure the wrinkles will be ironed out throughout Early Access. I've had a great time playing so far and really enjoyed the unit designs and 1v1 gameplay.

I haven't played it much, but I have to admit it's a game with huge potential. It's already really fun to play, and there are plenty of game modes to choose from. Of course, it still needs a lot of work, but I think it's one of those good Early Access titles worth supporting.

Despite bugs and clearly missing features, what is already there during Early Access is really good and shows that the devs "get it". I am soooo looking forward to full release and what they add to make this the best RTS released since StarCraft 2. Wardi (the biggest StarCraft 2 community tournament organiser) announced he will be hosting weekly open tournaments for the foreseeable future, so the foundation for success is there. Highly recommend to give it a try and support the project

Je suis navré de l'évaluer négativement, ceci dit ça n'est pas pour descendre le jeu mais bien dans l'espoir que cette évaluation sera lue par les dev . Sur le fond le jeu est bien, scénario, gameplay, ambiance, protagoniste etc tout est super et superbe ! Je sais que le jeu est loin d'être fini et je ne critique pas pour critiquer mais bien dans un but constructif : -Problème d'affichage fréquent, cela passe de fenêtré sans bordure à fenêtré, difficile à passer en mode plein écran à cause d'un bug qui fait que nous ne pouvons pas cliquer sur ''conserver cet affichage'' (et donc cela revient automatiquement en mode fenêtré). -Bug concernant la sélection d'unités, parfois il est juste impossible de sélectionné certaines unités/groupe -pas de système de groupement (ctrl+1 2 3 etc) -pas de sous-titre dans les cinématique, pas top si on parle pas ou mal anglais -Bug de texture, artéfact à l'écran, et autres petits bugs divers -Quand on sélectionne un bâtiment parfois cela sélectionne une unité ou l'ensemble des unités ultérieurement sélectionné à la place... -Pas moyen de faire pivoter la caméra (on peut la déplacer mais pas faire tourner à 360°), et contrôle par flèches du clavier pas par zqsd ce qui est peu intuitif . ZQSD sert à d'autres choses, notamment les capacité. Ceci dit il est possible de reconfigurer les touches. -J'oublie surement d'autres bugs, je n'ai pas joué longtemps et je dois continuer d'explorer le jeu, mais en attendant j'ai rencontré pas mal de bugs C'est une pépite en devenir, ce jeu à tout pour devenir l'héritier spirituel d'un starcraft 2 dans le sens gameplay et scénario, univers riche, créatures faune flore stylé, bonnes idées de gameplay bien que non révolutionnaire mais on s'en fout ça fait le taf et c'est très bien ! Je note négativement uniquement pour que cela ''choque les dev''/attire leur attention dans un but constructif. Cependant n'hésitez pas à acheter ce jeu pour soutenir les dev et découvrir les bonnes choses qu'il a à offrir :)

Barebones UI, unskippable tutorial treats you like a toddler, crashes every 5 minutes like clockwork, zero optimization. Oh, and this gem costs like $36. Avoid!

I rarely refund games, even if I don't like them, but this is one of them. I like WASD controls for my RTS games that require you to also use a mouse and other keys around WASD. I tried to rebind these keys, and it was a disaster. There are WELL OVER 100 different bindable actions, all of which are bound by default, down to a specific unit action. For example, my W key was bound to a build option for like 8+ different buildings. That means I have to scroll through EVERY SINGLE HOTKEY and unbind everything from WASD just to get WASD to work. That was already the worst RTS experience I've had in years. There is a button to let you see conflicting keybinds, but it doesn't even show them all so you're still forced to scroll through the list. I also though believe that this game is using computer generated slop ("art") for certain in-game portraits in menus, which is not disclosed with an "AI Disclaimer", which could get this taken down by Steam :/

I hate to write this review and I will change it to a positive if it gets addressed. I'm one of the first kickstarter backers who wanted to see this project come into fruition. The designers and advisors for the gameplay gave big promises, and it's good that many esport people were involved in the balancing designs etc. However, I have to give this a negative review because as I'm sure esport player will tell you, frame stuttering or inconsistent latency is an absolute game killer. I have a RT 7900 XTX as team green prices are absolutely wild nowadays. On most games the RX 7900 XTX is on par with team green's RTX 4080-5080 series, and the 7900 XTX is the strongest card team red has to offer right now. Even with this GPU (don't blame the CPU, it's a ryzen 7 9800X3d), the game does not run above 30 FPS on highest setting, and even on low setting its at around 40 FPS dipping to 20 at random moments. The change in FPS also causes micro stuttering in game and even on menu clicks. I cannot speak for Nvidia based system, but for my setup this game is currently unplayable. Therefore it's a big thumbs down as I can't even get to rate the gameplay.

Good enough that you won’t get your money back, bad enough that you won’t play it for more than a few hours. At least for now. Oh boy, I’ve got mixed feelings about this game. The graphics look good, the gameplay feels solid, the story isn’t badly written at all, and the variety of units is fun. The game really does have the potential to be good. But the downsides. I’ve rarely come across a game that could actually be so good and is genuinely fun, yet still has so many unspeakable bugs. Where to start? There are minor graphical glitches here and there (for example, when units are moving, the assets for destroyed units are sometimes displayed), but what really stands out – especially in the campaign and during cutscenes – is the lack of sound. Not glitches; it’s completely missing. At times, I found myself wondering if there was something wrong with my headphones, because a sound would play intermittently and then stop again. The AI is very passive in many places, even on ‘Hard’. When it comes to balancing, you can tell the game was originally designed with the campaign in mind. As soon as you have the Protectorate’s higher-tier units, you can simply steamroll over the enemy. The economy in the game is really oversimplified. On the one hand, it’s fun to be able to focus mainly on the combat aspect, but for a good RTS, this component is really missing here to open up another strategic layer. You could point out plenty more minor glitches, but the game is, after all, in Early Access. And that, quite simply, is the biggest outrage here. €40 – full price for an alpha version? The game isn’t even close to being finished and is a far cry from what was originally intended as Early Access. I’m curious to see how this game develops. At the moment, I’d advise against buying it for €40. You can buy the game for €20 once a few patches have been released. Then you’ll have a decent RTS with good graphics, which can be fun from time to time. However, I reckon the game’s main strength will lie in the campaign later on. I hope this helps some of you decide whether to buy the game. TL;DR: The game isn’t bad, but it’s simply not finished. Save yourself the €40.