Atomic Space Command
- October 13, 2016
- No, You Shut Up Inc.
Get on SteamManage your ship, build a fleet, and conquer the galaxy with your friends in Atomic Space Command’s solar arena!
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Reviews
- The game has an interesting concept and unique features that enhance the multiplayer experience.
- It is easy to hop into a quick match, making it friendly for players short on time.
- There is potential for fun gameplay, especially for fans of space and micromanagement genres.
- The game is currently in a rough state with numerous bugs and issues, making it difficult to play.
- The developer has gone out of business, leading to concerns about the game's future and support.
- Controls are confusing, and the game requires Discord to connect, which adds unnecessary complexity.
- gameplay3 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- -33 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The gameplay of this game is currently plagued by significant bugs, particularly with aiming mechanics, making it frustrating and unenjoyable for players. Despite having appealing elements like space themes and fast-paced micromanagement, many users feel it lacks direction and polish, rendering it unworthy of its price until major improvements are made.
“It has my favorite elements: space, micromanagement, fast-paced gameplay.”
“I cannot recommend this game in its current state. It's very buggy, and there are numerous issues with aiming. For example, watching back the video on this store page, the player was aiming directly at the targets with his cursor, but I couldn't hit them regardless of the fact that I was clicking on the targets. This game is not something that I enjoyed. Yes, I received this game for free, but unless the developers find a way to bring the game into a state that is actually playable and has some direction to its gameplay, it's not worth £10.99. Unfortunately, I cannot continue to play or stream this game until there have been some major changes in the core gameplay.”
“I cannot recommend this game in its current state. It's very buggy, and there are numerous issues with aiming. For example, watching back the video on this store page, the player was aiming directly at the targets with his cursor, but I couldn't hit them regardless of the fact that I was clicking on the targets. This game is not something that I enjoyed. Yes, I received this game for free, but unless the developers find a way to bring the game into a state that is actually playable and has some direction to its gameplay, it's not worth £10.99. Unfortunately, I cannot continue to play or stream this game until there have been some major changes in the core gameplay.”
“It has my favorite elements: space, micromanagement, and fast-paced gameplay, but it is not worth the price tag.”
- stability1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The game's stability is heavily criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs and significant issues with aiming mechanics, rendering it unplayable in its current state. Many reviewers express disappointment and recommend against purchasing until substantial improvements are made.
“I cannot recommend this game in its current state; it's very buggy. There are numerous issues with aiming. For example, watching back the video on this store page, the player was aiming directly at the targets with his cursor, but I couldn't hit them, regardless of the fact that I was clicking on the targets. This game is not something that I enjoyed. Yes, I received this game for free, but unless the developers find a way to bring the game into a state that is actually playable and has some direction to its gameplay, it's not worth £10.99. Unfortunately, I cannot continue to play or stream this game until there have been some major changes in the core gameplay.”
“The game crashes frequently, making it nearly impossible to enjoy any session. I find myself restarting more often than actually playing, which is incredibly frustrating.”
“I experienced constant lag and disconnections during gameplay. It feels like the developers didn't prioritize stability, and it ruins the overall experience.”
- monetization1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
Reviews highlight significant frustration with the game's monetization, particularly criticizing the prevalence of microtransactions that detract from the overall experience. Players also note that the controls can change unpredictably, making solo play excessively challenging.
“The controls change seemingly randomly, playing solo is unreasonably difficult, and the worst part is the microtransactions.”
“The game feels like a constant push to spend money, making it hard to enjoy without feeling pressured.”
“I can't believe how many features are locked behind paywalls; it ruins the experience.”
