Space Station Continuum Reviews

It has promise, but right now, it is still lacking a lot. There is not enough varied equipment or modules. And the game seems over simplified. There was an old NASA/ISS Simulator in the late 90's or early 80's. The graphics were the same and You could do so much more with it. I'll be looking to find that game over this for the time being. Hopefully the devs will continue working to improve this game because there is a lot of promise here!

Great concept, but abandoned at a very early point in development with essentially no gameplay. Really ought to be removed from sale.

Another a$$ hole 2-person dev that promised way more than they could deliver. They tricked people into feeling sorry for them with their failed kickstarter, then they released this half-assed extended demo and called it Early Access. No updates in nearly 2 years. It seems they've just made the money they thought they deserved from the failed kickstarter, then jumped ship... John Davidge and Jay Knox should be ashamed of themselves!

It has been almost a year without any update or even any news from the Dev. This game isn't really one, for there is [b]really[/b] nothing to do in it. It has a great evolution potential, but you'd need a dev for that. I will update this review if the dev ever comes back. But as of now, [u]do not buy this game.[/u]

Long abandoned, the dev has taken the money and run, vanishingly little content. SCAM - DO NOT BUY.

You will find that most comments and reviews on this game are in the 0.1 to 0.5 hour mark. This is simply because the game is lacking content for release. And whilst it is an early access game, a playability model should not revolve around your 10 min Tutorial being the most exciting aspect of the release. I will not be refunding as I want this game to succeed and I want to experience what the developer can offer. Soundtrack is a great pseduo-synth-wave.

TL;DR: It's a Screensaver The Soundtrack is amazing, the Game is lackluster bordering Non Existant, which is really sad because it has quite the charm about it, but you can't even satisfy all the Astronauts Needs. Speaking of Astronauts, they get randomly Stuck on a Task. Using Fast Forward breaks their A.I. and there isn't really a Reason to have them in the first Place. I had this on my Wishlist for what feels like Years, and if this is all the Progress the Devs managed in that Time, it's quite sad. I'll keep it to add it to my Abandonware Collection, but you shouldn't buy it if you can help it.

As of right now, the game is in the exact same state as the free demo from over a year ago. No actual gameplay other than dragging and dropping a VERY limited number of modules in sandbox mode. Should be $0.99 not $14.99 for the content you get for your money.

This game has a nice base and will be better some day but have absolutly no content. Sandbox mode is just dropping modules in place, no launch, no docking, takes 10 seconds to just build a station that does nothing,

[h1]Abuse of the Early Access System[/h1] You know the cheap packs of legos you got as a kid when you only had a fiver to spend? The little bag only had a few pieces, and you could make almost nothing. This is like that. The modules and components snap together in sandbox mode, but you don't have launch options. At least the tutorial allowed you to see what a launch would look like before sending you to the sandbox where you wouldn't be launching anything. As of the moment there is only a sandbox mode. And, since you can only snap together a limited set of pieces, then it amounts to no more than a preview demo of what the game might include in the future. The music is ok. It doesn't bother you while you wonder at the lack of content and check again that you actually have the graphics set to "FANTASTIC." I was afraid to look at the lower settings. There are also a limited set of display options, none as large as my monitor. I may check back in a few lightyears. I don't expect much here. But, the game is worth holding on to, for the rare chance it has at amounting to something in the future. It is a decent concept, though not yet in playable game form. When it becomes playable with enough content to warrant a recommend, I will update my review.