I feel the game- for the price of 15 bucks -is pretty decent with very nice style for the most part. Though I do admit it has some faults. The characters may "Float" and I've seen a few assets randomly floating, but over all the game is very good with it's style and it's stories are rather interesting. I want to play the game an see all the stories and for 15 bucks I think I have definately gotten my money's worth to see where the game goes. The gameplay might not be the most engaging honestly compared to other games, I'll admit. You use the mouse to move and attack. it's a bit painful after a while so, take breaks. and the buttonlayout by default is a little funky, but easy to grasp. So, if you want something fun for the kids or just in general something to play with a bit of british humor and cheesey lines occasionally, this'll be one of the many things on GOG that'll click that ticket for you.
It's a great game, the music and theme to the setting is very nice and great to blow crap up to. But I wish there was more to it. Faction-building, production, something of the sort where you can set your own goals. I feel it's lacking in the end-game other than turning rouge against EVERYONE. Otherwise, the game is- again -great. The music and sound are grand and bluesy, good for the feel and tone they're going for (a space western). The ships are fun to fly and you're not restricted to any singular ship! You can have a wing-man as well to help with the tougher fights, and you can also find unique loot that nomrally can't be bought by searching junk-feilds, mine-feilds, containers. Dead-drops and more. So, in all, a 4 out of 5 for a great game. The game does what it sets out to do, and does it very well. But I was hoping for more afterwards. Saddly, it doesn't look to be so. Oh well, I would wholly recommend this regardless for a fun space-romp. Just don't expect the X-games or Elite.
