Kevin - "Upon booting up the game and being asked how large I wanted my Galaxy to be, I was then asked to create my character. There are different classes to choose from, from Prospectors whom are better at mining asteroids to Scouts who have more levelling up options when it comes to piloting. Traders, Fighters and Engineers are as they sound, while the Adventurer class, which I picked, is described as a Jack of all trades build with no specialisation but with options to pursue any path you wish."
Gamespot:
My faction's commander gave me a special weapon for destroying alien hives in a single shot, but it wouldn't fit in my ship. I left it in my inventory for later use, but at some point in my travels, it disappeared (perhaps I sold it by mistake?), and I could not find a way to retrieve a new one. The contact that had given it to me had nothing more to say, and none of the stations I visited sold such a weapon. So I was left to my own devices, slowly whittling down hives while accompanied by a useless companion that could fend off attacking aliens and space pirates, but could do no damage to the hive itself. I spent a half-dozen hours hammering away at these things, laboriously zooming back and forth between alien systems and bases where I could refuel and refill ammunition. After a while, I could finally afford a better hull, and I presumed my path to victory--a path without the disappearing superweapon--would be clearer.
Nick explores the deepest reaches of space and OH GOD THEY EXPLODED
A video review of the recently released PC Sandbox Space game, VoidExpanse. Please enjoy.
