- March 1, 2016
- Happy Polygon
- 14h median play time
Space Impossible
Platforms
About
Space Impossible is a real-time strategy game set in space where you manage a fleet of ships and bases. Expand your territory, gather resources, and engage in strategic battles to secure your dominance. With various ship types, upgrades, and customization options, adapt your strategy to overcome a range of challenges in this immersive space opera.










- The game offers a great introduction to its systems, making it accessible for new players.
- There is a lot of freedom in ship and station building, allowing for creative designs.
- The developers are responsive and actively update the game based on community feedback.
- The game is still in early access after many years, leading to a lack of content.
- Combat feels unbalanced, with certain weapons dominating others, and there are limitations on ship size and automation.
- Many bugs and glitches exist, affecting gameplay and overall experience.
gameplay
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized as a fun but shallow experience, often described as a "timewaster" with numerous glitches and a lack of depth in objectives or story, leading to limited replayability. While some players appreciate the core mechanics and overall design, others criticize the game for its broken systems and unnecessary difficulty, suggesting that it may not appeal to those seeking a polished experience. Despite its flaws, the game is considered worth exploring for its solid mechanics and affordable price.
“Very nice concept, good mechanics, and has a fair amount of content.”
“The core mechanics are pretty good.”
“I cannot really describe any particular detail that could draw you in as change can always happen, but I have thus far thoroughly enjoyed the mechanics, design, art, and audio this game has displayed.”
“Fun timewaster, lots of glitches and bugs, and no deeper gameplay or story/objective, so it's kinda just a 'mess around for a bit' kind of game. It lacks replayability in that sense though.”
“Absolutely not, unless you have an extreme tolerance for laughably broken mechanics.”
“This absolutely ruins story and plot devices and makes for just... bad gameplay mechanics.”