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Posted on: September 14, 2012
Dustcounter
Jeux: 11 Avis: 1
Finally its out
I've been in the beta and allready spent 24 hours ingame and it just keeps on getting better. Very addictive, difficult and fun, yes the difficulty is a positive thing. Check it out and remember to greet that boarding party with open airlock doors.. Flush them out :)
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Posted on: June 15, 2019
sergoll
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 42 Avis: 1
Overestimated and unbalanced
Overestimared reviews make me think that this is a good game with reliable balance and deep strategy, but I have got a total random that doesn't favors the game. Easy level? I think creators didn't hear about it. Storytelling is absurd and like:"Hey you there go and win world war by yourself". Maybe it's better to see a logic there. But I cound't found it.
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Posted on: April 14, 2023
TheRealSkythe
Jeux: 120 Avis: 16
Not for me
- Unforgiving: my life is to short to invest 50 hours just to find out why I just died. - Bad graphics: Into the Breach at least has beautiful, readable pixel graphics. FTL is just ugly and convoluted. Probably a fantastic game for people who are willing to invest weeks of their lives. I am just not anymore.
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Posted on: July 4, 2013
adik3869
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 21 Avis: 1
How write key to steam
I buy this game but I don't have key, I want write this game on steam.
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Posted on: August 31, 2014
craybatesedu
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 68 Avis: 1
Atrocious
Clunky interface, repetitive and boring gameplay, zero replay value. Buy this game if you want to throw away ten dollars on a mid-level flash game from the early 2000s. "Reroute power to the shields, set phasers to stun, or even eject the warp core?" Thanks for the tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that this game is desperately self-conscious about ripping off of Star Trek, but at least let us know that your advertising is false. The personnel combat mechanism is not even interesting enough to have "phasers" that you can "set to stun," and there is no "warp core" that you can "eject," just some green bars that turn red that then turn green again. The advertising also calls our attention to the "guest writer" Chris Avellone, though the predictable "quest" scripts in the game read like the most uninteresting installments of the "Choose Your Own Adventures" book series. Bragging about your writers is not a good move for a game that so self-consciously rips off of other sci-fi franchises. The public university English majors who wrote this one couldn't even think of a non-ripoff name for their engines, and the Monster-guzzling teenagers who designed the flash animations even lifted the BSG jump drive effect. The utter lack of creativity behind this game would be forgivable if it were actually fun to play. Take the ten dollars you were about to spend on this game and turn it into quarters at a local arcade and spend an hour playing Gallaga. You'll get graphics just as good, three times the meaningful play time, gameplay a thousand times more enjoyable, better replay value, and you won't be distracted by an intellectually-impoverished desperate grab at relevance through terrible and uninteresting writing.
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