Space Game: Star We There Yet?

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Space Game: Star We There Yet? is a single player and multiplayer tactical role playing game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by Rule Of Cool Studios and was released on February 13, 2023. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

It’s an idle game! It’s a battle game! It’s a Space Game! Welcome to the ultimate interstellar road trip. Travel across the cosmos, collect rare and honorable crew, then use them to battle against friends and foes alike in this unique (and oddly addicting) adventure!

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Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

humor5 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game features an adorable and charming art style with distinctive characters and catchy music.
Engaging mix of idle/clicker and match-3 battle mechanics that provide strategic depth, especially in PvP battles.
Developers are active and responsive, regularly updating the game and fostering a friendly community.

Heavily monetized with intrusive microtransactions and a predatory cash shop, impacting gameplay progression.
Game is a mobile port with poor optimization for PC, including an awkward screen ratio and unfinished features.
Core gameplay is repetitive and shallow, with limited meaningful progression and frustrating mechanics that may bore or annoy players.

story
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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27%
The story is engaging and amusing with a balanced tone that mixes humor without being overly silly, though it is still incomplete and gradually revealed through cutscenes. Some find the story sequences charming and clever, while others consider parts of the dialogue cringey. Overall, the plot adds flavor to the gameplay but sometimes lacks clarity in mechanics explanations.
- “The story (not yet complete but slowly the plot elements are being included in the form of cutscenes) is quite amusing, definitely not serious but not overly infused with humor, a pleasant balance.”
- “The game pulls you in with its story & polish, clever humour, and the boppin' music.”
- “The story sequences are kind of cringey, like 2004 teen forums random where some girl thinks she's super cool for ending her posts with 'teh penguin of dooooom!'.”
- “There's little references here and there with a bit of a story.”
- “Would love just a little bit more explanation on how clones work or are needed for missions and/or battle.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
33%
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The gameplay is generally seen as simple and lacking depth, with a basic match-three mechanic and minimal special features that result in a flat, unengaging experience for incremental game fans. While the narrative and visuals are praised, the core gameplay is criticized for being repetitive and not offering enough meaningful interaction to hold players' attention. However, some appreciate the blend of idle and merge mechanics for creating a fresh twist.
- “It takes the best parts of idle and merge mechanics to make something new and fresh.”
- “Match three mechanic is not something often used in a way that goes beyond 'match three or more elements, gain score, get more score than opponent' in online matches.”
- “Cute narrative, but remarkably flat gameplay for an incremental that has clearly put as much work into it as is shown in the writing and visuals; there's just very little going on in the core gameplay to engage with, and I prefer more in my incremental games to do than 'load it up, check through a few things, close it for a while', especially if it wants me to open it back up in tens of minutes.”
- “I'm sorry, it doesn't matter how good your story and characters are when your gameplay is disrespectful of people's time and your monetization is clearly abusive.”
humor
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game strikes a pleasant balance, blending clever writing and amusing art with smooth, engaging dialogue. It's not overly comedic but consistently adds charm and enjoyment to the story and gameplay experience.
- “The story (not yet complete but slowly the plot elements are being included in the form of cutscenes) is quite amusing, definitely not serious but not overly infused with humor, a pleasant balance.”
- “Transitions and dialogue are really smooth and easy to follow, with a dash of humor and juuuuuust enough rewards to keep me playing for a long time!”
- “Love the art, and the dialogue is hilarious!”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
75%
The graphics feature an enchanting and appealing art style with visually interesting character designs. However, while the visuals are charming, the overall engagement is limited due to the minimal activity on the main screen, reflecting a simplistic and flat gameplay experience.
- “The art style is nice.”
- “Enchanting art style.”
- “Visuals are interesting, especially the character choices.”
- “Visuals are next to none on the main screen, with only some interesting character choices.”
- “Remarkably flat gameplay for an incremental game that has clearly put as much work into it as shown in the writing and visuals; there's very little going on in the core gameplay to engage with.”
- “Very little in the graphics to engage with, making the visual experience lacking compared to other games.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization is heavily criticized for relying on numerous temporary purchases without offering permanent unlocks or a no-ads option, making the gameplay feel exploitative and disrespectful of players' time despite the story and characters.
- “After all of that, when it got to the monetization, and there were huge piles of ways of spending money on ephemerals, and no permanent unlocks -- not even a 'no ads' option -- I knew I had to get out.”
- “I'm sorry, it doesn't matter how good your story and characters are when your gameplay is disrespectful of people's time and your monetization is clearly abusive.”
- “First off, this is a mobile port so all the negatives normally associated with those are still in here except for the ads for bonuses.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music is energetic and catchy, effectively enhancing the game's immersive experience alongside its story and humor.
- “Head-bobbing music”
- “The game pulls you in with its story & polish, clever humour, and the boppin' music.”

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Space Game: Star We There Yet? is a tactical role playing game with science fiction theme.

Space Game: Star We There Yet? is available on PC and Windows.

Space Game: Star We There Yet? was released on February 13, 2023.

Space Game: Star We There Yet? was developed by Rule Of Cool Studios.

Space Game: Star We There Yet? has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Space Game: Star We There Yet? for its humor but disliked it for its story.

Space Game: Star We There Yet? is a single player game with multiplayer support.

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