Posted on: April 28, 2020
killswitch19
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 19 Rezensionen: 5
Western-Space Arcade Shooter Too Shallow
Rebel Galaxy has at least the trappings for a fun Western inspired Sci-Fi themed ship combat 'simulator'. I use the term simulator loosely as this really doesn't simulator anything close to ship-to-ship combat. For what, you are only flying in a 2D plane, there is no verticality here. And second, the controls are dead simple and not very challenging. The game at least looks good, but after the okay-to-good voice acting and nice looking ships wears off you have a game without much depth or excitement. Here's how the game works: You receive your first mission from a generic space station. You then proceed to a waypoint on your map, kill some ships, and then go to the next waypoint. You will be doing a lot of combat and sadly it's just not that fun. You have 3 different weapons: Turrets mounted on your ship that you will largely let automatically fire at things, a secondary weapon which shoots some weapons out to the side (not targetable), and then a powerful broadside targetable attack. This broadside attack makes up most of the damage. It's very similar to Black Flag only requires even less aiming. It is mildly amusing at first but gets much worse as the game goes on. All Space Station with very few minor differences are essentially the same. They all have a Bar Tender, they all have a market (really just a list of good you can purchase or sell), and they all have some ability to let you buy new ships or outfit your current one. You will be constantly interrupting when traveling. You'll learn to ignore the distress beacons as the payoff just isn't worth going for. And then there's the grind, you will have to make money some how and there isn't a lot of efficient or more importantly, fun ways to go about it. All the side missions - which are spit out automatically in a procedurally generated fashion, are just facsimiles of each other.
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