- August 12, 2008
- Gas Powered Games
- 8h median play time
Space Siege
This click-happy sci-fi dungeon crawler is neither aggressively bad nor especially remarkable. In other words, it's OK.
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About
Space Siege is a science fiction action-RPG developed by Gas Powered Games. The game features both single-player and multiplayer modes, with intense combat, strategic decision-making, and fast-paced tactics. Players must battle against alien enemies and make choices that will affect the game's outcome in this thrilling space adventure.





- The game offers a decent storyline with two possible endings based on player choices.
- Combat is fun and satisfying, with a good upgrade system for both the player and the robot companion.
- For fans of the genre, the game provides a light, enjoyable experience reminiscent of classic action RPGs.
- The gameplay is repetitive, with limited enemy variety and a lack of challenge.
- Technical issues, including crashes and installation problems, significantly hinder the gaming experience.
- The story and characters are generic, lacking depth and failing to engage players fully.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has been described as generic and cliché, often failing to impress with predictable plotlines and uninspired characters. While some players found it engaging with a few interesting twists, many criticized its lack of depth and repetitiveness, suggesting that it serves primarily as a backdrop for gameplay rather than a compelling narrative. Overall, the story is seen as mediocre, with some players appreciating its linearity but others feeling it detracts from the overall experience.
“The story is surprisingly engaging, and while you don't affect the story a lot with your choices, you do have a little impact.”
“It's worth playing; the story and mechanics are pretty good. The big decisions will make you play differently, but lead you to the same places in the end.”
“This is an interesting game with an evolving storyline.”
“The story is not impressive or awe-inspiring, but it gives you a reason to shoot the bad guys, so meh.”
“It has a cliché story about alien creatures attacking your ship, and you must kill them and their alien leader.”
“The story also seems to only survive by continually trying to pull twists on you that turn out to be less 'Fight Club'-esque shockers and more afternoon soap opera twists added for more drama and to extend the narrative to inhuman lengths.”