A web magazine gave this as a final paragraph and gave the game 71%. Other than the bit about it won't sell well (presumably because it is from a small publisher so won't get good scores) I think this paragraph says at least 81%. It's the sort of thing that is said when a game is considered a hit. This game seems to have been marked down solely because the reviewer had an expectation the game would not sell huge numbers. Is that a reviewers job now? To decide a score based on how well a game will sell? Based on the scores given to bland so called AAA titles, maybe it is now! Another nail in the coffin for PC gaming thanks to reviewers.
Quote:"Something just grabs you and keeps you there. Maybe it's the sense of humour (a paragraph in the manual cheekily explains away any translation errors by basically saying, "It's the future, that's how they talk now"). Maybe it's the hidden layers of depth. Maybe it's the amount of freedom you have to play any way you want. Maybe it's just very, very good game design.
Whatever it is, Space Rangers isn't going to break any sales records and may not even stay on the shelves very long. But if you play it you will enjoy it, and you can't really ask for more than that"
This is a fantastic game! Don't worry about Starforce, this is a new version and no reported problems have been posted anywhere that I can see. If it was causing problems it would be all over the web as normal.
Do yourself a favour and take a chance. You'll be well rewarded. Over and over!
