SPACEPLAN Reviews

A really fun incremental game with a rockin' soundtrack!

pretty good, it was ear candy and quite cool concept the upgrades affecting appearance of things and simple new mechanics were awesome. a great simple and sweet pickup

界面设计得挺漂亮的，挂机游戏，有一点恰到好处的可玩性，适合上班摸鱼玩

Please play this game. What is this game about? Just...just play the game bro. It will take you a few hours. It's brilliant. Just...just play the game. Trust me.

the best acid trip without taking acid that makes me question reality for under a dollar when its on sale. 10/10 would recommend

An absolutely ridiculous, dumb plot in the best way possible. There is a mechanic that appears later in the game, (described in the following spoiler) [spoiler]where you have to land small pixels with somewhat random trajectories on highlighted targets, some of which are very small, moving in 3D space, and rather fast[/spoiler]. Whilst it's a unique mechanic and definitely sets this game apart from a lot of other incrementals, it's also [i]infuriating[/i]. I can't say much more than that, but if you just grit your teeth and continue through the especially heinous one/s, it's a good game.

Great idle game, love the art style and story telling. Also this one does have an ending as advertised. Fun time while still scratching that idle game brain itch.

[h1]TL;DR[/h1] As an incremental game enjoyer, Spaceplan sits into a strange niche where it doesn't reach the long-term depth or appeal of traditional incremental/idle games, but still offers an interesting experience, especially for newcomers to the genre who might be interested into a lighter, narrative game and a dip into the world of big number crunching. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] I expected this segment to be more meaty but there isn't really much to dig into. Most mechanics are standard and the game's primary focus lies on passive idle gains rather than active gameplay for the most part. The upgrade path is limited and some stretches of the game feel poorly paced where you just have to wait for a while before you can progress. The second half of the game introduces more active elements, which I personally enjoyed, though they might feel a bit jarring when the expected gameplay formula shifts. There is no prestige system and almost no replayability to speak of, so take your time and enjoy what's there as a one-and-done experience. [h1]Story and Presentation[/h1] Surprisingly there is a decent story here. Games like [i]Universal Paperclips[/i] and [i]A Dark Room[/i] tackled the narrative-driven side of incremental games before, but this is great addition to the roster. It's still light in tone, has a good focus on humor and it ramps up in the second half, ultimately ending on a high note with a pretty unique sequence. The game's presentation is notable for working together with the story in a diegetic way. Both the UI and visual presentation follow a minimalist, clean style that offer a satisfying view of your progression and even when the visual escalate in the endgame, it does a lot with a little. While I don't have much to say about it, the soundtrack is enough of a standout to contribute meaningfully to the experience and atmosphere of the game. It's rather funky!

Fun short game. Not much on the incremental side but the soundtrack is nice

This is literally my favorite Idle game ever, please buy it & play it!!! Its very artistic, the soundtrack slaps, and the story is funny the entire time through! No matter how many times I beat SPACEPLAN I still get goosebumps at the ending. 10/10 idle game, please buy mk