Space Pirates And Zombies 2 Reviews

oh my, who puked this 3 stuff together?

It's still a fun game. While the campaign leads you nicelly to chose the fate of the universe, the sandbox where you can really tailor your conquest and dream scenario. There are big grind walls tho, and the randomness of the shops really puts an extra layer on it when you envision a build to actually get it just right. The game wont stop being challanging tough. So doN't worry that there is nothing to grind to, it is a big part of the game to puzzle out how to overcome those odds. On my first run i done a full RAM build. Literally one shoted maxed zombie bases bossting from start position. On my current run, i have so many ships that shots ships that just im a blow, up anthill desintegrating anything that gets near me. I would say the only core game mechanic is energy shield and that there are no way to remove it from long range. It's really an anti-kiting mechanic as the playfield is effectivelly infinite so you can always keep a distance. However this decision made all builds a sorta close up range (im talking about heavy endgame, like the very last challanges) So ultimatelly i would suggest this to anyone who like close and personal brawl in space.

It's a fun little game, make a new world, play for a few days and then quit and repeat every 6months. It's one of those games, a fun distraction for a bit while you're bored but isn't going near your top ten. I like spaz1 better, I'd like to see them go back to their 2d roots and expand on the core concept and fun ideas rather than graphics. Try it from the other angle devs, see what happens.

As someone that hasn't played the first game (yet) I can say that this is an extremely fun and passionately developed game. The story, voice acting, lore, whatever is a bit silly bit the actual core mechanics are super fun and everything is interconnected in a way I've not seen in anything else. The customisation and ship-building is fun, combat is enjoyable, the politics/management is great. You play in a living economy of parts and people. Solid recommend for what is a very underrated game in my opinion