- March 15, 2022
- Coldwild Games
- 66h median play time
Lazy Galaxy 2
Platforms
About
"Lazy Galaxy 2" is an idle/clicker game with base-building and real-time strategy elements, where you lead a lazy alien race to conquer the universe. The game features a hand-crafted campaign, custom maps for spatial conquest, and in-game achievements that unlock permanent research upgrades. You can choose to micro-manage battles or let the game idle while your decisions and upgrades shape the outcome. This game can be enjoyed without playing the first Lazy Galaxy.








- The game features engaging gameplay with a mix of active and idle mechanics, allowing for both casual play and deeper strategy.
- The humor and flavor text throughout the game add a charming and entertaining layer to the experience.
- Visually appealing with a well-designed art style, the game offers a variety of mechanics and synergies that keep players interested.
- Progression can feel slow and grindy, especially in the late game, leading to repetitive gameplay and frustration.
- The combat system lacks depth and can become tedious, requiring constant player input to succeed.
- Some players have reported bugs and performance issues, particularly on certain platforms, which can detract from the overall experience.
- gameplay46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is engaging for an idle game, featuring active elements like asteroid clicking and ship combat, but many players feel it lacks sufficient content and balance, especially at its price point. While some mechanics, such as cooking and synergies, introduce variety and encourage experimentation, they can also become tedious due to reliance on random drops and unbalanced upgrades. Overall, the game offers a solid experience for idle-clicker fans, with deeper mechanics emerging over time, but initial impressions may leave some players wanting more.
“Fun incremental game with nice support for both active and idle gameplay.”
“Creatively themed idle game with gameplay that feels well-balanced and genuinely satisfying active mechanics.”
“After 80 hours, the game is still throwing new mechanics at you.”
“There's just not enough content/mechanics at this price point for an idle game.”
“Not a bad thing for idle style games, but for the first 10 hours I was actually playing the game, I've already seen every mechanic.”
“It's a poorly thought out mechanic that ruins the game for me.”