Spacebourne 2

[ERYFKRAD]

Goes on sale occasionally I think for $10-15 (unless you're an uber-cheapass).

It's on sale right now for $11.99US. I just watched that 4.0 trailer and bought it within two minutes of finishing the trailer. Honestly, I had a blast with Mount & Blade when it was still in alpha and beta despite the jank that game had. I also like Galactic Crew 2, which is a one developer game with plenty of jank, but he's also one of those developers that tries to toss everything he can in to one game as well.

One, I love space games. Oh, and I can build my own space stations? Oh, and I can do station sieges?! What's that, fleet control with large scale space battles? And I can leave my ship, walk around, and shoot shit? I'll accept some jank for all that, because this ticks a shitload of the features I've been wanting in a space game forever.

I only wish the planetary systems had more variations than the same template they seem to follow right now.
Have you tried out Stellar Tactics by the way?

 

[Saint_Proverbius]

Just be warned, this last update doesn't seem all that stable and crashes quite a bit.

Oh boy. That sounds like fun, since I'll be playing it on Linux.

 

[Saint_Proverbius]

Have you tried out Stellar Tactics by the way?

No, I haven't. It's on my lengthy wishlist though. It looks pretty nice.

 

[Saint_Proverbius]

Anyone notice a parallel between Oblivion and Mount & Blade and now Starfield and Spacebourne 2? Bethesda, a gigantic AAA studio, gets their latest released absolutely spanked by a small, SMALL team of developers yet again. With Oblivion, it was how they didn't have the time to make mounted combat "good", and then Mount & Blade came out of no where with some really decent mounted combat. With Starfield, well.. It's pretty much everything that Spacebourne 2 seems to have.

 

[Baron Tahn]

Is Spacebourne 2 really Mount & Blade levels of good tho? If so Im really gonma have to try it.