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Posted on: September 3, 2025
flamestryke
Verified ownerGames: 46 Reviews: 2
Game Constantly Crashes on one mission
The game is amazing but it keeps crashing before I can complete one mission in the campaign. I checked everywhere and no solution, no response from devs on forums. So for that I am giving it 1 star out of 5
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Posted on: September 26, 2025
e.feschiyan
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 1
Worthy Freelancer replacement
I've been looking for a look-and-feel replacement of Freelancer for nearly 20 years.
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Posted on: October 3, 2025
munkus
Verified ownerGames: 99 Reviews: 1
Great graphics & fun gameplay
Not perfect by any means, but very enjoyable space combat with a pretty deep story. The UI on stations is a bit messy and confusing at time, but overall a solid game.
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Posted on: July 28, 2024
alex13_zen
Verified ownerGames: 71 Reviews: 11
Grindy and boring
I tried playing it twice, since I did pay for it and didn't want my money to go to waste. But after a total of about 15 hours, I just couldn't get into it. Some games make the grind work, but this isn't one of them because the world feels empty and boring. The combat is also uninteresting. I loved other space games, e.g. Freelancer and Rebel Galaxy Outlaws. They were much more fun and I'll play those again instead.
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Posted on: September 11, 2024
ninnamin
Verified ownerGames: 510 Reviews: 8
Campy, arcadey fun; Feels rushed
I played the first game with all it's DLC, moment-to-moment gameplay is just as good but everything outside of that feels somewhat shallow. For example, there's a superficial 'economy' system where you buy things in one system and sell them in another, but unlike an ACTUAL economy system supply/demand doesn't really fluctuate at all as you do business so there isn't a reason to change up who you buy/sell to. System nodes each have a checklist of busywork to fill out, after you do that there's no reason to go back to them. They'll repopulate but the combat encounters don't significantly change outside of general system level-ups as you level-up yourself. You don't get jumped by the Okkar anymore either, so the tension and urgency from the first game is pretty much gone. The radiant quest system is a welcome addition, but questgivers are restricted to three systems so you have to "make your own fun", so to speak, in half the systems after you fill the node checkboxes in them. There are NPC stations in each of the systems too that'd make sense to have quest boards, why they didn't just do that I have no idea. The biggest systems are the first two, and the new systems gradually get smaller as you progress through the game. They all have their own gimmicks and enemy factions, save one which feels like an afterthought. There's an entire system listed on the map you can't even explore, I think it was a bad idea to leave it on the map since it leaves a feeling of unfinished business after completing the game. The story starts out nice and pulpy, but as actually interesting characters leave your 'party' it gets campier and campier until it culminates in a 'power of friendship!'-style cornball climax that I didn't HATE, but was a far cry from the first subplot. All the interesting flawed characters get replaced by sappy flawless do-gooders, it feels like. TL;DR - It's a fine arcadey space shooter and feels worth the price, but it loses a lot of the tone and atmosphere.
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