Darkstar One Reviews

Positives: - Attractive female characters. - Value for money if you get it on sale. Negatives: - Flight controls aren't as good as modern equivalents like 'Star Citizen', 'Elite Dangerous', or arguably even 'No Mans Sky'. - While the female characters are attractive, the game has no real sex appeal, & the general aesthetic is that this is very much a game for young children, which is fine, but this is my review, so I am stating my preferences, not other peoples, & this game has a very safe, cuddly feel to it that I honestly find rather off-putting. - The controller support is terrible. It might be possible to get this working with Steam controller support, but the defaults don't work well, & at time of writing there are also only 2 community made ones, which I also didn't think were very good. I could try & make my own but I just can't be bothered. - No character customisation, no ability to play as a female character. You play as John Darkstar. - It's generally known by this games fans that there is a 'second turret mission' that is infamously broken. You need to beat this mission to progress the main story, & the more you have leveled up your ship by that point, the harder the mission is, due to a glitch caused by enemy scaling (yes, when you level up, the game just makes the enemies harder). Which means that to beat the game, you need to try & get to this mission before you have leveled up too much or you won't be able to beat it and progress the main quest line. The only community patch for this vastly changes the game, including changing much of the games text into German. - If like me you already own 'Star Citizen', 'Elite Dangerous', 'No Mans Sky' & most of the 'X' series, it's pretty difficult to justify owning this as well, even at the low price point.

not for me , but an ok space game, u may like it ,do some research first..i didnt