Very short demo with nicely drawn scenes. The design style reminds me a bit of Deponia games. Feels to have the potential to be a lightweight but enjoyable point-and-click adventure. Worthy to follow its development and wishlist it. Devs, please don't forget to add speed-walking to switch scenes easily.
Overall: 7/10 Fun game, keeps you busy for a bit, but definitely needs improving mid to late game. The game is just "deep enough" to keep you interested to see the story's end. Pros: Great game start, great music, good graphics, good little story, always something to do. Who knew space could be so busy?! :) Ships and equipment variety is nice, and do alter a bit the gameplay. Mission options vary enough so that you can easily switch as soon as you become bored of their individual type repetitive nature. Cons: Trade becomes mid-game an inefficient way to make money and you will have to join the trader's guild to get high value trade runs and make any money out of it. Visiting space bases quickly becomes irrelevant other than to shop or repair or mission related. Combat also becomes simple mid-game, and half of the weapons seem inefficient. Pulse laser turrets are much better overall than the dedicated turrets, even with setting the AI to only shoot at specific targets. You can't really tell if the flak secondaries do anything, and the dumb missiles do to little DPS even after armor is down. (would be nice to have them lunch as torpedoes and be devastating as the description says). Secondary weapons emplacements are always lateral, which is just like the broadsides, this makes it hard to target since they are not manually targeted. Enemy encounters become simple, either you farmed missions and have good defenses so that you can stay there and pound anything, or you'll get overrun and shot down in a few salvos. There a few little bugs but nothing critical, like: escort missions are really annoying, the other ships keep missing the track and sometime even double back to regain their proper initial path.
