So, the gameplay consists of :
Step 1 : Spam the left mouse button for 2-6 seconds, while looking at a star
Step 2 : Watch "warp" animation for 6-7 seconds as you travel to another sector
Step 3 : You are back to step one, with exactly the same model of the planet and the environment, repeat.

One would think that eventually you will get to see some enemy forces, different model, at least texture maybe ?
But no, it's what it is.

As a person who messes around on amateur level in game dev, I can say that this doesn't take 30 minutes to set up in Unity. It's really sad to see such products on Steam, not even in Early Access if I'm not mistaken ?
How come someone decides to let this thing "go" on the store, even with price tag of 0.99 ?

The gameplay time is from farming the trading cards, just like about 80 other games that I've purchased through bundles on Steam during summer sale. Real playtime is not even 15 minutes. Not because I didn't want to give this game a chance, but because I saw complete game in first 3 "warps".

With that being said, I can't help but agree that I have feeling that Digital Homicide is going after "The worst games" title, which is already applied to their name by various players.

So, the gameplay consists of : Step 1 : Spam the left mouse button for 2-6 seconds, while looking at a star Step 2 : Watch "warp" animation for 6-7 seconds as you travel to another sector Step 3 : You are back to step one, with exactly the same model of the planet and the environment, repeat. One would think that eventually you will get to see some enemy forces, different model, at least texture maybe ? But no, it's what it is. As a person who messes around on amateur level in game dev, I can say that this doesn't take 30 minutes to set up in Unity. It's really sad to see such products on Steam, not even in Early Access if I'm not mistaken ? How come someone decides to let this thing "go" on the store, even with price tag of 0.99 ? The gameplay time is from farming the trading cards, just like about 80 other games that I've purchased through bundles on Steam during summer sale. Real playtime is not even 15 minutes. Not because I didn't want to give this game a chance, but because I saw complete game in first 3 "warps". With that being said, I can't help but agree that I have feeling that Digital Homicide is going after "The worst games" title, which is already applied to their name by various players.