Die in the tutorial before we expect you to? Enjoy not being told 90% of the systems in the game!

Trash.

Don't buy this at full price, and genuinely give some thought if you're going to buy at a sale. This is a story game that has the story take a backseat to a bunch of tedium. Its story is interesting and has great art! However, you'll run into maybe 5 minutes of story through your hours of playing this game, and all the rest of it is a very middling experience not worth the price-tag and certainly not something a development studio should be proud of or brag about.

With the gameplay loop is a lot of -- often tedious -- grinding out resources and weaponry mixed in between fighting various clunky combats -- it very rudimentarily mirrors the combat of Elite Dangerous/No Man's Sky -- the game just completely fails to draw me in with any real stakes or meaning. Nothing about it feels particularly unique, nothing about it feels particularly great -- beyond the story you will barely even touch as you play. If a single dev made it, they could be fairly satisfied -- it has all the marks of someone learning how to properly use their toolkit and is a full and conjoint product, rather than feeling disjointed and being clearly unfinished.

However, given that the dev studio behind it is actually toting that they're "an independent AA game studio specializing in cutting-edge space action RPGs," though, it was pretty surprisingly lackluster with a LOT of room for improvement. Given both games aforementioned came out a year before this one, it has no room to advocate that it's anything to be bragged about. They brag about being originally a AAA mobile game development studio, and it heavily shows in the middling product they made how the peak of mobile quality is just unfortunately not anywhere near the standard of quality that PC games have been accustomed to for decades, now.

decent flight mechanics, but autolocking wallhack aimbot enemies left a very bad taste in my mouth.