- April 12, 2012
- Tindalos Interactive
- 39h median play time
Stellar Impact
Platforms
About
Stellar Impact is a science fiction real-time strategy game focused on multiplayer battles. Players command a space battleship, choosing from various ship classes and skill templates, and can upgrade their ships, crew, and weapons system. With diverse game modes, it takes about 38 hours to complete the game, offering a rich and immersive experience for fans of the genre.









- Stellar Impact offers a unique take on the MOBA genre with customizable ships and tactical gameplay.
- The game has a small but dedicated community that can provide support and tips for new players.
- When matches can be found, the gameplay is enjoyable and reminiscent of naval combat, providing a fun experience.
- The game is essentially dead, with a very low player base making it nearly impossible to find matches.
- There is no single-player mode or AI opponents, which limits gameplay options and accessibility.
- The developers have abandoned the game, leading to a lack of support and updates, leaving many players frustrated.
gameplay
74 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Stellar Impact is characterized by its tactical depth and unique mechanics, offering a refreshing alternative to traditional MOBAs. However, players have reported issues with long matchmaking times, steep learning curves for newcomers, and a lack of engaging content, leading to mixed feelings about the overall experience. While some praise the dynamic and customizable gameplay, others criticize it for being sluggish and difficult to navigate, resulting in a polarized reception.
“Rewarding skill-based, team-oriented tactical gameplay.”
“Gameplay is dynamic and at the same time makes you think tactically.”
“This game has by far some of the most tactical gameplay that you will encounter in a MOBA.”
“I'm not even going to dive into the putrid game mechanics.”
“Quite a bad game, hard to maneuver, bad graphics and long boring gameplay.”
“You can be waiting for a game for a good 20-30 minutes, when you finally get into a game the depth of the gameplay is so sorely lacking that you'll end up getting bored of it rather quickly.”