- September 4, 2014
- Corncrow Games
- 2h median play time
Starion Tactics
Platforms
About
"Starion Tactics" is a turn-based strategy game that combines space exploration, diplomacy, and tactical combat. As captain of a starship, players must manage resources, build and customize their fleet, and engage in battles with alien races. The game features procedurally generated universes, providing unique challenges and opportunities in each playthrough.











- The game features nice graphics and a visually appealing space background.
- It offers a simple and easy-to-learn gameplay experience, making it accessible for casual players.
- The game can be enjoyable for those looking for a quick, board game-like strategy experience.
- The game lacks depth and complexity, feeling more like a basic board game than a true 4X strategy game.
- There are numerous bugs and technical issues, including problems with the user interface and AI behavior.
- The absence of a tutorial and unclear mechanics make it difficult for players to understand the game fully.
gameplay
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a blend of casual strategy elements and simplistic mechanics, which some players find enjoyable while others criticize for being overly simplistic and lacking depth. Users note that the interface and battle mechanics are unclear, leading to frustration, and many feel that the game could benefit from more complexity and customization options. Overall, while the visuals are appealing and the game is easy to pick up, it struggles to maintain engagement due to its repetitive nature and limited resource management.
“Simple but enjoyable graphics and smooth gameplay.”
“Not usually a fan of the genre, but this is just the right blend of strategy and engaging gameplay to keep my interest up.”
“Gameplay 9-10 (the easiest space strategy/board game I have ever played, no fuss just sweet).”
“It's way too casualized, but at the same time the gameplay is definitely not quick enough to be enjoyed in its simplicity.”
“As you inevitably hit a wall with micromanagement against the inept user interface and dubious battle mechanics.”
“This works on paper, but when the gameplay essentially boils down to 'who zergs the most', it is a massive disadvantage.”