- October 21, 2015
- Special Circumstances
Shallow Space
23%Game Brain Score
graphics, optimization
gameplay, story
23% User Score 144 reviews
Platforms
About
Shallow Space is a 3D RTS game set in a fully realized planetary system, focusing on organized mass combat and strategic ship configurations. Players assemble their battlegroup, mine resources, build structures, and complete missions to acquire blueprints and officers' abilities. As a battlegroup commander, players will complete structured and incidental missions within a larger interstellar conflict.



Audience ScoreBased on 144 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game has a beautiful design and graphics, showcasing great potential in the space RTS genre.
- The gameplay mechanics, while rough, show promise and could lead to a unique experience if fully developed.
- There is a dedicated community that believes in the game's potential and hopes for its revival.
- The game has been officially canceled and is essentially abandonware, with no further development or support from the developers.
- Players report frequent crashes and bugs, making the game nearly unplayable in its current state.
- The developers have failed to communicate with the community, leading to feelings of betrayal among early supporters.
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics are widely praised for their beauty and design, showcasing magnificent visuals that enhance the overall experience. However, players note that the game feels unfinished and buggy, with issues like lag in animations and weak UI elements detracting from the otherwise impressive graphical presentation.
“The game itself was really beautiful in design and graphics.”
“The visuals are magnificent in this game.”
“Graphics and UI are beautiful and very well designed.”
“Great start, beautiful graphics, too bad it now looks abandoned.”
“The UI for ship controls is pretty weak; some small graphics could really make them pop.”
“With OpenDriver Radeon, the game wasn't playable (graphics were tones darker).”