Solar Nations Reviews

Purchased for $0.99 Overpaid by $0.98

When you start, all your productions are in the negatives. Couldn't figure out what to do or what to build. and then I went into the negatives on everything and couldn't build anymore. Why would anyone want to play a game that has EVERYTHING in the negatives at the very beginning? One of the dumbest things I've ever seen in a game. Okay so maybe for the dev is was too easy since he knows how to play, but the rest of us DON'T know how to play your game. I couldn't understand why I should build one thing over another. It was too convoluted.. The entire time I ran the game ALL I could hear was my fans going into overdrive until I exited the game. Tutorial is useless. spent 10 minutes there, the tips just keep going and going and going. Took 5 minutes to figure out how to actually start a game. Clicked play, nothing happened, clicked it a few more times. On the background you have to select a blob that represents a empire. Really, would it be that difficult to just list them like every other game? Game has no settings options what so ever. Feels like a mobile port. Since I didn't want to fry my gpu/cpu, I don't intend to play this. Could be a good game or not, will never know, needs serious optimization before anyone can play it.

After the many hundreds of hours I have put into this game I can confidently say that this is certainly one of the games ever.

This Game has a very clunky UI with absolutely no tool tips that are of any use. The tutorial basically tells you to use the tool tips and good luck. The game doesn't even start centered on your nation. This game just simply isn't finished it has potential but its just a bunch of half done and completely unexplained mechanics

As of it, it's not very interesting. Game is very shallow, has very little content. It's trying like Stellaris but there's barely 1/10 things to do although the graphic is no near there. And what's wrong with the UI? It is utterly tiny and uncomfortable to use or even read. Economy is shallow, it just plays with numbers that is barely relevant. Might need 20 or 30 major updates to make it more interesting to play.

Worth every penny on sale. It brings a modding interface to make modding easy, but lacks a few options for my taste. Still have no idea how to conquer a planet. 10/10 on defaulting to progress simultator. Even without knowing how to fight is enjoyable and entertaining. 8.5/10 on what it aims to do

Very challenging. At first impression, it seems like there is a lot going on but once you get the hang of the game its enjoyable. Similar to other strategy games but definitely has a few nuances that make it challenging and entertaining.

Holy hell don't try and play this game unless you have perfect eye sight and a crystal ball. No tutorials or real game play info of any kind, fonts so small I literally cannot read and no ability to select larger fonts, in fact there are only about 5 "settings" for the game in total, which gives you an idea where it is on the game scale! £15 I wish I had not spent!

I have had my eye on this game for a while and am waiting to catch it on a sale release. Though it is a little rough I see it has a lot of potential if the developer keeps at it. It may not be Stellaris levels but that's okay as I enjoy the quirks. I especially like the scenario aspects of choosing different empires at different times in the galaxy's history. The game needs to be polished more and optimized when playing at higher speeds. I do wish for a more in-depth tutorial but other than that, I suggest buying it on a sale if you want to to give it a try. It is not a bad game but it does need some work and over time I believe it will get better. I say buy it on a sale if you wish to try it and support the dev.

The game is either unfinished or shallow in content. The concept is very interesting and it has some great potential. It needs a DETAILED instruction set. I will revisit it after a couple of updates come out.