Constellation Distantia
- February 28, 2017
- Skanerbotten
Get on Steam"Constellation Distantia" is a space adventure game with elements of flying, mining, and combat. Command two vessels and experience a professionally written, thrilling storyline across 50 handcrafted missions, complete with illustrated cutscenes. Explore 40 star systems with atmospheric sceneries and rich lore for a truly immersive experience.
Reviews
- The game features a strong emphasis on story and missions, providing a unique and engaging narrative experience.
- Flying mechanics are simplified and enjoyable, making it accessible for players who may not be experienced gamers.
- The graphics and soundtrack contribute to a nice atmosphere, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the game.
- The controls can be difficult to get into, which may hinder the experience for some players.
- Crafting and star-system warping can feel convoluted and lengthy, detracting from the gameplay.
- The combat is often described as clunky and unentertaining, leading to frustration during battles.
- story20 mentions
- 20 % positive mentions
- 65 % neutral mentions
- 15 % negative mentions
The game is praised for its strong emphasis on a story-driven experience, featuring a well-paced narrative and engaging missions that keep players interested. While some players found the gameplay to become tedious over time, the overall atmosphere and character development were highlighted as enjoyable aspects. The linear campaign, though not without its flaws, offers a unique and immersive journey through a creatively crafted universe.
“Strong emphasis on the story and missions, not so much on the strategy, which is refreshing.”
“The game is exactly what it claims to be, a story-driven adventure.”
“The story itself gives a lot of depth to the game.”
“I wish I could experience the rest of the story, but the gameplay felt like too much of a chore in the end.”
“Constellation Distantia is a linear space game whose main selling point is its 8-hour story-driven campaign.”
“The game takes you from mission to mission, but it's easy to just forget it and explore the universe the devs have created.”
- graphics4 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 75 % negative mentions
The graphics received mixed reviews, with some players finding them flat and lacking appeal over time, while others appreciated the clean and clear design. Although the visuals were not considered the strongest aspect of the game, the flying mechanics were highlighted as impressive. Overall, the graphics contributed to a decent experience, but did not stand out significantly.
“The flying mechanics are really cool and the graphics style looks awesome.”
“The crafting and star-system warping was a little too long-winded and convoluted, and the graphics style lost its appeal quite quickly.”
“The graphics aren't the greatest and the combat is clunky, but the story was paced well and decent enough that it kept me interested until the end.”
“The graphics are flat, clean, and clear.”
- gameplay3 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 67 % negative mentions
The gameplay features engaging mechanics centered around a mothership and a smaller fighter jet, allowing for exploration, mining, and combat within planetary systems, complemented by impressive graphics. However, some players find the experience becomes tedious over time, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the story.
“The flying mechanics are really cool and the graphics style looks awesome.”
“I wish I could experience the rest of the story, but the gameplay felt like too much of a chore in the end.”
“The game mechanics are based around two vessels: a mothership traveling distances and nuking planets, and a smaller fighter jet for flying, mining, and fighting inside the planetary systems.”
- music1 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The music in the game is well-received, with users appreciating both the soundtrack and its overall aesthetic appeal.
“I really like the looks and the soundtrack too.”
