Flat Worlds Reviews

good game, very ood job devs

A lovely, almost meditative experience. The user experience is awesome for a game in early access, things click where you expect them to and you don't feel like you're fighting with the controls to get things done. Once you've done the things you need to, the UI is basically transparent, so you can sit back and just watch your little space empire putt away. It's weirdly lovely standing in the middle of a small swarm of ships, watching them drift past you as they go about their work like little fish or worker bees. Of course, beneath all these quiet, pleasant experiences is the waiting maw of a management sim. Your colonies need water, metal and power, so you will need to balance your little fleet to keep all the planets stocked. If they run dry because all your little couriers have broken down, well, game over. I'm yet to get past 4 worls, but like a good strategy game its left me contemplating what to tweak and try to beat my previous best. Its early access, so its not perfect, but shows a great deal of potential and I look forward to seeing where it goes. An enjoyable experience.

It's a nice relaxing game in which you can colonize planets and manage the resources between them. The low-poly asthetic is easy on the eyes and the control-scheme is one of the best i have found in a VR game so far. It allows quick changes and the menus show you a lot of helpful info without being too complicated. The tutorial is helpful and explains the basics while still leaving stuff for you to find out on yourself. I recommend it for people who want a relaxing space civilaztion sim. Early Access: It doesn't have much content so far, but the devs are adding more. I had no technical problems, which is awesome for an Early Access game.

Only an hour in so far but having a great time. Like most games of this genre, there is a lot of test and fail, and boy have I failed. Expand too fast or not fast enough cities start to run out of supplies, 1 city missing essentials gives you a red mark, 3 red marks and you fail. I presume this gets worse the more cities you have! When you are waiting for cash for your next expansion, you can watch the ships go by, or check to make sure there aren't any choke points or cities that need some attention. I look forward to building bustling cities on various planets

Development seems to have stopped, and the game is extremely incomplete which is a shame as this had a ton of potential.