So like, the MC is a chick with psychic powers who pilots a melodramatic spaceship that’s old and much more advanced than anything else, just like Spensa and M-bot (although M-bot is much more emotional and obsessed with mushrooms. He’s also probably British.) there are eldritch horrors (in skyward thw MC is the key to FTL travel but the realm through which FTL is used is filled with eldritch eye creatures that that want to kill everything that isn’t them)...

Not looking forward to spaceship darksouls or complex controls. Ever played starlink: battle for atlas? That difficulty and setup was fine for me, easy actually.

Not a bad game. Doesn't really have that WOW I want to keep playing" effect compared to other games. I dont get why Nara keeps whispering when she tells us whats going on? is that because of enemy HQ or what? Tutorial was a bit boring, bland, but once done and they got you out into the space area the graphics looked bit better and made spacious. I will keep playing as I picked it up for $7.50 on bargain price...

I keep trying new space flight sims, but non of them have felt nearly as good as Chorus. I also loved the story and lore they built around the game, and hub based open world nature of it, but that was secondary to just how good the game felt to play after you start unlocking abilities. Here is my dreaming for a sequel....

So I've recently replayed Everspace and only just became aware of Chorus. It has good reviews, is on sale, and I'm tempted to pick it up. However, playing the demo I'm thrown by: - Ship steering based on mouse aiming I think I could get used to but tight turning is horrendous - The tutorial system being atrocious and not interactive - Vague text prompts such as the "leap to enemy" message which in no way explains that pressing "Q" when near big ships will teleport you inside them - Unclear enemy tracking w...