A strategic-to-the-bone, star fleet command game in which deception, smart movement, and choices to battle decide victory or defeat.
Mixed
526 Steam reviews
| LANGUAGE | AUDIO | SUBTITLES | INTERFACE |
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| English | Y | Y | Y |
| French | Y | Y | Y |
| German | Y | Y | Y |
| Polish | Y | Y | Y |
| Russian | Y | Y | Y |
| Spanish (Spain) | Y | Y | Y |
very controversial game. The funny thing is that the game has a very well-developed and understandable interface, but at the same time there is complete nonsense written there about the situation on the field, that is, for example, on the panel it says your unit, its characteristics, task, etc., etc., but it does not indicate whether he went on a mission, how it is being completed, etc. and only when the result is known, a window is displayed saying that you did everything this way or that there was a failure
"SPACECOM" ist ein minimalistisches Echtzeit-Strategiespiel im Weltraum.
Eine Story gibt es nicht wirklich. Es kämpfen einfach die Blauen gegen die Roten. Trotz Weltraum ist die Spielfläche erstaunlich zweidimensional. Sie besteht aus Sonnensystemen und geraden Linien, die die Sonnensysteme verbinden. Weshalb man bei so einer mechanischen Grundlage ausgerechnet den Weltraum als Setting nimmt, bleibt unklar.
Jedes Sonnensystem besteht aus unterschiedlich vielen Planeten, die allerdings nicht wirklich simuliert werden. Es dauert nur länger, Sonnensysteme mit vielen Planeten zu übernehmen. In den Sonnensystemen können wir drei Verteidigungseinrichtungen und Schiffe bauen.
Die Verteidigungssysteme sind leider ziemlich uneffektiv und verzögern meist nur feindliche Übernahmen. Es gibt drei unterschiedliche Schiffstypen, die für Kampf, Belagerung und Invasion genutzt werden können. Um andere Systeme zu übernehmen müssen wir meist Kampfschiffe schicken, um die gegnerischen Schiffe im System zu bekämpfen, dann setzen wir Belagerungsschiffe ein, um Verteidigungsanlagen auszuschalten und mit Invasionsschiffen können wir Systeme kolonisieren und damit übernehmen. Systeme liefern dann die Ressource, mit der wir dann wieder neue Dinge bauen können.
Und das waren im Wesentlichen auch schon alle vorhandenen Mechaniken. Und da liegt auch das Kern-Problem des Spiels. Es ist mechanisch zu minimalistisch um wirklich abwechslungsreiches Gameplay zu bieten. Zwar bieten die unterschiedlichen Level durchaus immer wieder andere Grundkonstellationen, der Weg, um ein Level zu gewinnen ist aber meist der Gleiche.
Und dabei ist das Grundprinzip durchaus unterhaltsam. Durch die fortschreitende Zeit herrscht auch stets ein gewisser Druck. Man darf nicht warten, ansonsten hat der Feind schon zu viele neutrale Systeme übernommen und liegt uneinholbar vorn.
Auch die Grafik ist minimalistisch und sehr simpel, aber dadurch auch übersichtlich. Die Musik hält sich dankenswerterweise relativ im Hintergrund.
Zusammenfassend also gute Grundmechaniken, die allerdings durch die fehlende Tiefe schnell eintönig werden.
[h1]Wertung:[/h1]
6/10 Atmosphäre
-/10 Story
6/10 Grafik
5/10 Sound
6/10 Spielmechanik
5/10 Balancing
6/10 Spielspass
[h1]Fazit:[/h1]
Zu minimalistisch.
[h1][b]6/10 Gesamtwertung
Kozak gierka.
Prosta, a dzięki temu bez bugów.
Łatwa, a dzięki temu nie stresująca.
Ładna, a dzięki temu nie kłuje w oczy.
SPACECOM is a deliberately austere and intellectually demanding real-time strategy title developed by Flow Combine and published by 11 bit studios, designed for players who value foresight, positioning, and long-term planning over spectacle or rapid-fire action. From the moment the game begins, it makes a clear statement about its priorities: SPACECOM strips away visual excess, cinematic flair, and narrative embellishment to focus almost entirely on the logic of space warfare as a contest of information, timing, and control. What emerges is an experience that feels closer to a digital board game or military simulation than a traditional RTS.
The presentation is intentionally minimalistic, with fleets represented by simple icons and star systems laid out like nodes on an abstract map. This visual restraint is not a limitation so much as a guiding philosophy. By reducing the battlefield to its essential components, the game forces players to engage directly with strategic thinking rather than reacting to visual cues or dramatic effects. Every symbol, line, and interface element exists to convey information, and learning to read this sparse language is a crucial part of mastering the game.
Gameplay revolves around commanding multiple fleets across interconnected star systems, each of which serves a specific strategic purpose. Some systems generate resources, others repair ships, and some act as critical choke points that can dictate the flow of an entire campaign. Players must decide how to allocate their forces, when to commit to combat, and when to withdraw or reposition. There is no random number generation to bail out poor decisions, and no pause button to carefully script every move. Once an order is given, it plays out in real time, making anticipation and planning far more important than reflexes.
Fleet composition plays a central role in SPACECOM’s strategic depth. Different fleet types are designed for specific roles, such as direct combat, planetary invasion, or infrastructure disruption. Success rarely comes from overwhelming force alone; instead, it depends on coordinating these specialized fleets effectively and understanding how their strengths and weaknesses interact. A poorly timed invasion or an exposed support fleet can quickly swing momentum in the opponent’s favor, reinforcing the game’s emphasis on disciplined, layered strategy.
Combat itself is understated but tense. Battles unfold automatically once opposing fleets engage, with outcomes determined largely by positioning, fleet composition, and prior strategic decisions. This design removes micromanagement from the equation and places responsibility squarely on the player’s ability to read the larger tactical picture. Victory feels earned not because of quick clicks or perfect execution, but because of earlier decisions that placed fleets in the right place at the right time.
The single-player campaign serves as both a training ground and a proving arena, gradually introducing mechanics while increasing complexity. Missions encourage players to think several steps ahead, often presenting scenarios where brute force is ineffective and subtle maneuvering is required. While the campaign lacks a strong narrative hook or memorable characters, it succeeds in reinforcing the game’s systems and preparing players for more dynamic encounters.
Multiplayer is where SPACECOM truly comes alive for many players. Human opponents introduce deception, bluffing, and psychological warfare that the AI cannot fully replicate. Reading an opponent’s intentions, masking your own movements, and baiting fleets into unfavorable engagements adds a layer of tension that elevates the experience. In these matches, SPACECOM feels like a battle of minds as much as fleets, with small strategic gambits often deciding the outcome long before the final engagement.
That said, the game’s strengths are also its barriers. The lack of visual flair, narrative motivation, or extensive tutorials can make SPACECOM feel inaccessible to newcomers. Players accustomed to more conventional RTS titles may struggle with the abstract interface and the limited feedback provided during combat. The learning curve is steep, and the game demands patience and a willingness to fail while internalizing its systems.
Audio design follows the same restrained philosophy as the visuals. Sound effects and music are subtle, functional, and rarely draw attention to themselves. While this supports concentration and reinforces the game’s cerebral tone, it also means that moments of victory or defeat lack dramatic punctuation. The emotional payoff comes primarily from intellectual satisfaction rather than audiovisual excitement.
Ultimately, SPACECOM is a game that knows exactly who it is for. It is not interested in broad appeal or instant gratification, and it makes no effort to soften its edges. For players who enjoy abstract strategy, competitive mind games, and the satisfaction of executing a well-planned campaign, it offers a deeply rewarding experience that stands apart from more conventional space RTS titles. For those seeking cinematic battles, rich storytelling, or constant visual stimulation, it may feel cold and uninviting. Within its niche, however, SPACECOM remains a distinctive and uncompromising exploration of strategy at its purest.
Rating: 6/10
фуфло редкостное
SPACECOM seems outdated and unattractive. Although the minimalist visual concept is intriguing the gameplay rapidly becomes repetitive and is basic by today's standards. The pacing is slow, the interface feels awkward, and it simply isn't as good as it once was.
simple - good
I had fun
only 13 mission :/
no saving in the missions
6/10
没中文玩不太明白，感觉整体偏策略类，娱乐性欠佳
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The game has good presentations, the idea seems nice as well.
Sadly the execution simply sucks. Despite battles taking a long time and travel between systems taking long as well I find myself constantly microing. Specificaly moving my damaged fleets to healing points and then back to the front.
This is barable in the campaign and other than the lobotomized enemy AI its relatively fun atleast. I had fun completing the bonus objectives which add needed difficulty.
Where this game completely disolves is in its multiplayer. Forget about the skirmish AI, it plays worse than a toddler and barely acts as a speed bump for your fleets.
PvP is somehow even worse. First, the maps are simetric, so If you both play optimaly you will end up with the same amount of resources. Doen't sound bad right? Well, the think is your limited teritory also limits your fleet size, so you will end up with the same amount of fleets as your enemy, then one of you will attack and either the one with more combat fleets will win, or the winner of the battle will be decided by random hit alocation.
What is worse however is if one player plays a little better and ends up with even a single supply cap more than the oponent the game is pretty much over. More fleets means means you win every battle, unless you have really bad rng. And you can respond to enemy attacks anywere in your teritory because of fast friendly travel. There are simply no comback mechanics. Its a horrible experience to play.
And all this while you are microing the few fleets you have for your life. I swear this game takes more micro than sc2, even dou it does not apear that way on the surface.
On bigger maps you will probably not get into a stalemate, but they are such a chore to play, you have to invade so many planets and if you make a single misplay in the middle of the map and lose some fleets its pretty much over for you, mainly because of the large cost to produce units. Its ridiculous.
The game had pottential so its sad it ended this way. The idea of having 3 unit types is cool, but in practice you never build world destroyers and only use them if you start with them. You would much radder capture a planet. The fact that you take atricion damage is also quite bad, it was probably implemented to make steam rolling not as bad, but in practice it makes combacks harder, because you canot easily strike at strategic enemy positions. Ugh.
Отличная стратегия, где победа зависит от тактики и хитрости. Если любите думать и просчитывать ходы, то игра вам понравится. Рекомендую!
WARNING: No saving mid-mission.
For some this won't be much of an issue. To others, like me, who cannot commit to long sessions this essentially renders the game unplayable unless you stick to the smallest of maps. As far as I'm concerned, then, the game is fundamentally broken. The developers were very dismissive when I contacted them about it, so I'll return the favour and not bother to write anything else about the game.
游戏系统太差劲了，我怀疑开发者没怎么玩过别的游戏
游戏无中文，下载的时候只好选英语，结果一进游戏默认给爷选德语？我玩了这么多年游戏头一次看到默认德语的游戏。幸亏德语字母长得跟英语挺像，让我找到了语言选项，问题是切语言还得重启游戏，绝了
分辨率调到1080之后字小得跟蚂蚁一样，打教程关快把爷眼睛看瞎了，既看不清单词，也看不清单位的血量，想看大字体只能强行降分辨率，看着模糊的屏幕一阵无语
除此之外还有各种让人无语的设计，比如暂停界面不能按ESC直接返回游戏；教程关我提前去把敌人打死了，结果教程卡住，等等……
综上，不推荐，这可是14年出的游戏，一大堆零几年的游戏都没有上面这些脑残问题。
This is like a fully articulated, fleshed out version of all of those RTS flash games where you capture nodes and they build up troops and then you send armies/fleets out to capture more nodes to make more armies/fleets, and so on. If you're into strategy games at all, this is well worth the dollar or two you can usually get it for on sale. You'll get a few hours of enjoyment out of merely learning all of the game's mechanics. That's worth it alone. I'll be returning to this to play out an epic 6 player skirmish some day. 7/10.
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This is a very simple game that requires real and fast strategy. A gem. Its a very worthy buy at a full 5 dollars and definitely for the sale it has often.
A distilled experience of the 4X genre.
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Das Game finde ich super gemacht. Leider zu wenige Einzelspieler Missionen.
Hra má chyby ako napr. vymenené jazyky a.i . Ale hlavne je nefunkčný multiplayer. Aspoň mne nešlo založiť a spustiť novú hru. Doporučujem len za cenu do 5 Eur, možno aj to je moc. Je to rýdzo schematická hra. Niečo ako Sins of Solar, ale naň samozrejme nemá ani hratelnosťou a
inteligenciou UI. Na vyššej obtiažnosti nehratelná. Dostala som sa po hard. Inak je veľmi ľahko ovládatelná, ale časom omrzí. A nepáči sa mi že je časový limit. Prvý raz, čo má 11 bit sklamalo.
Too minimalistic.
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10 years later and it's still a fun strategy game! I wish it had more people playing it though. Big recommend.
Too simplistic to play against the computer.
Might be more interesting in PvP, but I never ran into other people who play it to confirm this.
This game has a super good feel and esthetiic. A must for any true collector!
SpaceCom offers minimalist, strategic space warfare with a focus on tactics over flash. While its simplicity is appealing, the lack of variety and depth can make it feel monotonous quickly.
Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5)
Игра шла в паке с другими от студии. Первым делом пошел проходить миссии. в общем было максимально не интересно. В целом вообще не понятен смысл этой поделки и чем она должна развлекать.
a good game, all be it too simple
2/5
Simple. Short and Sweet. I love it when games don't waste my time.
I like it so much I'll go back and try to finish all the extra missions.
It really shines in Multiplayer-- I got it for 3 of my friends and we had a fun time duking it out. If you like simple strategy games with a lot of tension, go for it!
Reminds me of the classic "Galactic Conquest" on MS-DOS.
전략게임 좋아하는데도 너무 불친절함
Kinda boring, not really much to this game. It reminds me of some flash strategy games you play for a couple hours and then never again.
we need chinese
oyunda ingilizce dil desteği var görünse de oyun ingilizce olmuyor bundan ötürü oynanabilirlik kısıtlanıyor uzay temalı strateji oyunu
Spacecom is fun for an hour or two while you are getting the hang of things and conquering your first dozen systems. After that the tedium starts to set in as there is no real story or point to conquering random nodes on a map. If you try to go for bonus objectives, things go downhill even faster since they place very strict and arbitrary restrictions that will have you restarting missions over and over. Multiplayer might be more interesting, but there is no one playing online.
Boring and slow.
Усі деталі на екрані дуже крихітні.
Хто перший наробив купу кораблів і відправив у нерівний бій - той і виграв.
А загалом то стиль і ідея мені сподобалися.
Я б пограв ще, але усі місії пройдені, і в мене вже болять очі придивлятися так близько до екрану.
无汉化，内容少，多人模式没活人，强化版的细菌大战，建议白嫖杀时间。
First Impressions: Great game, thrilling space exploration with real time battles and easy to understand mechanics, the minimalist graphics are very cool and the soundtrack is on point, even has credits to the songs at the bottom when they start playing.
Later edit: Sometimes when you click on a destination, your fleet will autopath through enemy territory. There is no way to stop their movement, you are commited, this can result in many situations where your game is ruined, as there is no save game feature also. It is still an enjoyable short game.
Graphics aren't bad. I started this game because it made an awesome background. I woke up hours later, to find that a few things had changed, but I had to surrender to end the game. That's about all I figured out so far.
For every like this review gets, I will eat one spoonful of marinara sauce.
Es besitzt ein simples, aber doch für ein paar Stunden unterhaltsames Gameplay. Dies wird unterstützt durch passende Musik. Mir scheint es auch gar nicht mehr zu wollen und darum passt es so schön.
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one of the worst rts games ever made, one of the worst ever made period
Um bom jogo de tática porém o jogo é morto e não da pra fazer conquistas sozinho, não tem ninguém online. Apenas com amigos.
Very simple, slow to play, and bit boring. Not worth the price.
Jogo divertido, fácil de compreender, interessante para competir com amigos, valor promocional (50%+) é uma bagatela, recomendo!
Игра приятная, но людей в сети хрен найдёшь.
1/10
彳亍
Its a solid RTS stripped down to its core the big complaint people have with it is its random nature imo if you keep your ships above your opponent or keep your ships repaired that way they survive fights your little guys become better and get upgraded in rank as they rack take downs so it can actually completely outweigh RNGs swing by just having a prestigious fleet of highly trained ships. So getting a Shipyard makes ALL the difference because it allows you to not waste resources building new ships you can repair ships that got minced up and retain there experience so now you have a fully refreshed fleet that becomes a prestigious and powerful fleet.
The game is the classic modicum of simple but deep, its got a basic game but the strategy carries it so far and its often found in places for very cheap if not free if your like me got it off of the reputable key seller Fanatical for a cheap price and then used a $1 voucher to drop the game to free. So in terms of money if the conditions line themselves up right its possible to get this game for free or very cheap. And personally recommend that as its a great strategy game but its just lacking on the feature set that makes other RTS games amazing.
My main complaints with the game.
- Firstly the UI not in functionality but rather in size...There is no way to scale the UI so I have to squint sometimes to see whats going on its just uncomfortable and would recommend the dev add a UI scaling option to make it bigger to make it more comfortable to play.
- No ability to Pause or Save in SP the hard part about RTSs is there in real time and having the ability to pause and think can help people who are slower at the genre when playing Single Player. Also some of these missions get long like 20 to 60 minutes long the ability to save and pick it back up again would help mediate the girth of the game your playing sometimes.
- The lack of modes - the game only supports Free For All no team based modes which in the genre is a cardinal sin if your gonna have multiplayer my opinion is it should have other modes then just Free For All especially when asking for money.
- The lack of control and options - As many people stated before me there is very little control in the fights when your overlooking them I feel the ability to command the ships to attack or do certain things or the ability to selectively retreat certain ships instead of the whole squadron would make it a far more interesting game. You also cant intermingle with supplies or ships to and from the destination which imo really strips it to far even some browser F2P RTSs allow that.
The mixed
- The inability to repair systems, in the game you have 3 ships fighters, invaders, and bombers. Fighters are the most powerful in space but cannot interact with the planets and the ground forces which then leads you with 2 options. Invaders and Bombers, Invaders are middle of the road attackers in space but they attack and take down the ground forces letting you take a system or node for yourself to build it up so you can reap the node or systems benefits. Bombers are extremely weak attackers in space but they bomb and destroy the node, the good is you don't need to defeat the ground forces to get the node the downside is NOONE can reap the benefits of that node.
Basically this is a If I cant have it no one can unit and the node is out for the rest of the game with no ability to repair it. I wish there was an ability to repair broken nodes with like a unique unit or with alot of time so that way with enough time and effort you can remove the downside of burning away nodes off the map if the burnt node is in your area unable to do anything. It would also prevent bomber trolling by letting you repair a node that was taken away by a mean spirited player especially if that node is extremely important so its not out the WHOLE game. I know its done to let you lock it away from other players and yourself but it opens the door to some really scummy moves in game like burning the only shipyard on the map or burning your opponents ship creators. I feel if there was a way to undo it it would make the option far more appealing but because of its permanency I steer clear of it because I don't want to lose access to any of the nodes.
- A Lacking amount of interaction with your systems/nodes. The most you can do is put/make people there, build a shield, build a battle center to aid in fights...And thats about it you cant really do anything else with your systems besides that.
- A lacking amount of units and variety the 3 I noted in the game is all that is here which makes fights very cut and dry to the point it feels like one of those browser based top down RTSs not that its bad its a solid formula to stick to...but it does mean options are gonna boil down to get more of the attacker and invaders and smack them with that till you win...I wish there was more variety.
Overall a 7.5/10 its not bad but its not worth its full price as it feels like a proof of concept at times more then what it sets out to do. This is a solid framework though and if it were to get a sequel with a lot more to it both in option and control it would be one solid RTS title for the genre. If you can get this game on heavy sale or like I did and managed to combine a voucher from other purchased games with a sale to get it for free its a fun game if your generous with your expectations.
Very atmospheric minimalist space strategy game. The single player campaign makes you feel like an imperial officer fighting the rebellion.
The game mechanics are quite good. But be aware that the single player campaign is quite short and feels like it is mostly a training for multiplayer. It would be a much better game if they expanded the campaign and explored the story further.
Simple but fun little RTS - easy to pick up
KWA KWA KWA
SpaceCom — это стратегическая игра в реальном времени, которая погружает игроков в захватывающий космический мир. В ней вам предстоит завоевывать звездные системы, создавать сети связи между ними и координировать вооружённые силы для победы над врагами.
Простота управления делает игру доступной для игроков любого уровня. Вы можете сосредоточиться на стратегии, не отвлекаясь на сложные элементы управления.
Ваша задача — разумно распоряжаться ресурсами, принимать стратегические решения и планировать свои действия для достижения победы.
Кампания из 25 уникальных миссий предлагает разнообразные цели и испытания, что обеспечивает долгий интерес к игре и развитие стратегических навыков.
Элегантный минимализм в графике отлично сочетается с космической тематикой, создавая приятную визуальную атмосферу.
Саундтрек дополняет игровой процесс, помогая полностью погрузиться в космическую атмосферу.
В игре есть многопользовательский режим, однако он давно мёртв и не активен в настоящее время.
Подытожу:
SpaceCom — это надежная стратегическая игра, которая подойдет как новичкам, так и опытным игрокам. Простота интерфейса в сочетании с богатым игровым процессом делает её отличным выбором для тех, кто ищет увлекательную космическую стратегию с хорошим балансом между доступностью и глубиной.
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треугольники воюют против треугольников внутри крожков... гг
I love this game. It's extremely simple concept but it feels so satisfying to go around and conquer an entire map against bots. The campaign offers a good challenge as well. I wish they released a sequel with a bit more content!
Prosta gierka, super grywalna. Banan na gębie i to się liczy. Polecam
占领星系获取各类资源，建造三种战舰，消灭敌人。战役模式比较简单易上手。和高级AI或者真人对战才是真的挑战。
Good game.
The graphics are quite simple, but good enough to represent everything in the game.
The sound effects and music are very nice and relaxing.
The gameplay is quite simple, easy to learn-hard to master type of gameplay. 3 units (attack, siege and invasion ships), 3 structures (defenses, shield and battle station), 4 types of planets (resources, repair, armory and normal) and 3 ways to attack (space battle, planet siege and planet invasion). Very simple rules that create an interesting and engaging gameplay.
The story is almost non-existent, just text on a screen at the start of each campaign mission explaining why you are doing that mission.
The campaign is a list of missions with rather restrictive optional objectives. Also the AI does not follow the rules during some of these missions and for example creates units from any planet or has unlimited resources even though it does not control resource planets.
Skirmishes or V.S. AI mode is a bit lacking, there are few maps and not much variety. The AI itself is not that bad, it has several levels of difficulty, although as in all RTS when you learn the strategy, it becomes much easier.
Multiplayer is dead, if you don't have a friend to play with, you won't be able to play this mode because there is no one online.
There is no way to save the game. Personally, it doesn't bother me much because most of the matches are completed quite quickly when you are used to it and I don't tend to save in this kind of games either. But, it is quite a major flaw of the game.
In short, good and interesting strategy game. Not the best game of its kind, but still pretty decent. If you are a fan of this genre, give it a try.
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Симулятор России в галактических масштабах
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Не стоит брать, так-как одиночную игру можно пройти часиков за 6 при этом чего-то сложного нет, главное понять что это своеобразная игра в "камень-ножницы-бумага" и примерно прикидывать что выкинет ИИ тогда проходится всё довольно просто в одиночной компании, за исключением возможно пары миссий, а мультиплеер ну он мёртв и если надо выбирать те же ачивки надо будет искать того кто вам поможет, это для справки.
Были замечены небольшие огрехи перевода.
Игре по факту место на мобилках в разделах F2P с рекламой, локальные стычки по 5-10 минут с рейтингом игроков было бы самое то для игры.
PS: Игра досталась в наборе и её стоимость для меня где-то 6-7 рублей, не критично, но так-как игра по факту мертва, а для сингла она довольно однообразная и не особо интересна я считаю что желательно предупредить тех кто хочет купить эту игру отдельно.
Juegazo! 10/10
Стелларис для обладателей прохудившихся кошельков
На любителя
Słyszałem różne opinie o tej grze, dlatego czuje się zobowiązany napisać o niej krótką recenzje. Spacecom jest na pewno grą nietuzinkową. Patrząc pierwszy raz na gameplay, myślimy ze to klikacz z androida na posiadówkę w toalecie i takimi kryteriami jest ona oceniana. To nie jest banalny klikacz, i dowodem na to będzie kampania w której nie raz staniemy przed trudnymi wyborami naszych działań. W grze występuje w uproszczonym modelu: zwiad, walka, inwazje, eksterminacje, logistyka, ekonomia i kradzież. Nie widać tego na prostym i czytelnym ekranie gry ale te wszystkie elementy muszą być wytrenowane żeby skutecznie ich używać i każdy kto zagra kilkanaście potyczek dostrzeże każdy z tych aspektów oraz dokładnie zrozumie sens tego zdania. I właśnie to czyni ze Spacecoma tytuł bardzo zaawansowany strategicznie choć prosty w procesie uczenia się. Przykładowo - zainwestowanie w jednostki zwiadowcze może skutecznie obronić nas przed groźną inwazją z tego względu że jednostki własne poruszają się po naszym terenie dużo szybciej co pozwoli przygotować odpowiednio wcześniej obronę. Gdyby nie zwiad odległość jednego układu na który widzimy, była by zbyt mała żeby zareagować. Skuteczne zarządzanie logistyką i przewidywanie pozwala na szybszy transport surowców tyle że działa to w obie strony. Zbyt szybki transport nie wykorzysta w pełni możliwości produkcyjnych tak samo jak zbyt wolny, ponieważ fabryki pracują w swoim osobnym trybie. Wykorzystanie doświadczenia jednostek czyni cuda ponieważ jednostka która pierwsza wykona atak delikatnie cofa pasek ataku przeciwnika co stwarza naprawdę wiele możliwości, zwłaszcza w początkowych fazach gry kiedy jednostek mamy mało. Skutecznie ustawione jednostki które ukradną transporty przeciwnika potrafią sfinansować flotę na flance która doprowadzi do rozbicia na części główne siły przeciwnika i da nam sposobność do ataku. Mimo że naprawdę ta gra wydaje się banalna to zagranie z kimś kto ma jakieś doświadczenie w grze i zebranie przy okazji srogich batów, spowoduje że uznamy ją dodatkowo za zepsutą i niezbalansowaną, ale zupełnie niesłusznie. Tak jak w szachach, kiedy mamy taką samą ilość figur samo ustawienie może stworzyć druzgocącą przewagę, tak samo tutaj umiejętne wykorzystanie wszystkich elementów spowoduje że nie tylko będziemy grać skutecznie ale też poczujemy wielką przyjemność z gry. Polecam Spacecom każdemu tym bardziej, że grę często można kupić za 3 zł. Takiej jakości za taką cenę po prostu na rynku nie ma. Wielki szacunek dla autora gry.
I like to imagine that in some alternate timeline, SPACECOM became a wildly successful PvP craze.
A lot of games claim to be deep and interesting through an easy-to-learn, hard-to-master concept and fall utterly flat. SPACECOM is the rare example of this concept that actually succeeds in delivering what it claims. Unfortunately, because of the meaningful intricacies of SPACECOM, it's also the kind of game where an experienced player will absolutely demolish an inexperienced one. The PvP in this game is long since completely dead, but that doesn't mean it's devoid of worthwhile experience -- the campaign is short at only thirteen missions with a completely barebones story that only acts as an excuse to engage in otherwise irrelevant battles, but the actual tactical scenarios have [i]just[/i] enough meat on them to make them worth your time if you can get the game cheap. Sadly, it may leave you wanting more as it did with me, but what we have is likely all we'll ever get.
With that said, I don't agree with every single decision made in SPACECOM's design. It seems strange to me that a fleet moving from Star System A to Star System B can cross an enemy fleet moving from Star System B to Star System A, and they won't engage each other at all -- battles can only occur at nodes on the map, if an enemy fleet directly runs into one of your own that isn't moving. I have mixed feelings about not being able to reroute your fleets mid-journey to a new destination, since it forces committing to decisions made. It can feel like you [i]should[/i] be able to turn them around, but the results of that decision are a net positive for me. All in all, though, it's an experience I thoroughly enjoyed.
SPACECOM's multiplayer might be a complete dead-end in our timeline, but you can, at the very least, experience its potential and while away a few hours staring minimalist starcharts as little blips move back and forth across them as you delve into its tactical mechanics.
Very simplistic. Good start at a cool game, but it's a bit frustrating because there's no save feature and some of the mechanics are wonky. For example, if you're trying to capture a planet and the computer sends 1 ship at a time to attack you, then all your troops will stop attacking the planet to fight in the space battle. Also it seems that even if you're stomping the enemy in a space battle, all your supplies that go through the system are blockaded.
Not sure I agree with the mechanics, and even if they are good, it doesn't seem like it's worth the investment. The larger maps might be more interesting, but you can't save.
If you're looking for a 4x game that plays similarily simple, but has a bit more going on, I recommend Star Wars: Empire at War. Especially if you install the mods. The strategic screen is a better version of this and you get the bonus of spectacular space battles.
O gierka ma klimacik , niby prosta forma ale jak się przed nią usiądzie to wciąga i wcale nie łatwa. Daje satysfakcje z gry :) Polecam
Petit jeu de stratégie minimaliste et très agréable !
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good
Nice one
Nice game without the overhead of the large space strategy games. It's simplicity make it fun to play but the strategizing is endless.
I like the way it looks as well.
It's simple Stellaris, but without any of the bits that make Stellaris fun.
겜 어렵게 만들거면 튜토리얼이라도 잘해줘;;
어캐하는거누
WAS HERE
I bought it for a $1.
It's a mobile game, simple and minimalist. Easy enough to play while watching a movie or TV.
Muito legal! Fiz uma pequena aálise do SPACECOM...
Spacecom é um jogo de estratégia em tempo real que oferece aos jogadores uma experiência desafiadora e envolvente. Desenvolvido pela 11 bit studios, o jogo foi lançado em 2014 e está disponível para PC, Mac e Linux.
O objetivo do jogo é conquistar planetas e estabelecer uma rede de comunicação para coordenar as forças armadas e derrotar os inimigos. Os jogadores têm que gerenciar seus recursos com sabedoria e tomar decisões estratégicas para alcançar a vitória.
Uma das principais características do Spacecom é a sua simplicidade. A interface do jogo é minimalista e fácil de usar, o que torna a jogabilidade muito intuitiva. Isso significa que os jogadores podem se concentrar na estratégia em vez de se preocupar em aprender controles complicados.
O jogo também apresenta uma campanha com 25 missões, cada uma com objetivos diferentes. Isso garante que os jogadores não fiquem entediados com a jogabilidade e fornece um desafio para jogadores de todos os níveis de habilidade.
Outra característica interessante do Spacecom é o seu modo multijogador. Os jogadores podem competir um contra o outro em partidas online, o que adiciona um elemento de competitividade ao jogo e proporciona uma experiência social emocionante.
Em termos de gráficos e som, o Spacecom apresenta um estilo visual minimalista e elegante que funciona bem com a temática espacial. A trilha sonora também é agradável e ajuda a estabelecer a atmosfera do jogo.
No geral, o Spacecom é um jogo de estratégia em tempo real sólido que oferece uma experiência de jogo desafiadora e envolvente. Sua simplicidade e intuitividade tornam a jogabilidade acessível a jogadores de todos os níveis de habilidade, enquanto a campanha e o modo multijogador fornecem uma variedade de desafios.
Recomendo!
Logo uma gameplay teste...
5/10
8 Sessions won but statistic says zero won, because every time neutral system is the winner.
Es un juego de navecitas, de indole matematico/estrategico estilo Travian, Ogame, Ikariam, etc. En esencia se trata de sacar cuentas, numeros, pensar y armar movimientos en una cola de sucesion para cumplir tus objetivos.
El lore es muy pobre y en los demas aspectos no resalta en nada, es pura y exclusivamente un juego de logica matematica y si bien no tengo nada en contra de ese tipo de juegos, no soy extremadamente fan de los mismos, ademas tampoco posee los graficos de los 3 anteriormente mencionados y la jugabilidad es menos visual.
Salvo que seas fan de este tipo de juegos, seas cromiano o quieras apoyar a 11 bit studios, no te recomiendo que lo compres.
It's ok. Some parts are nice, but there are some really annoying parts.
Good enough to play for an evening if a simple 4X game is your thing.
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cheap and simple but fun to play easy to learn
-- STILL PLAYING IT NOW GREAT AND SIMPLE BIT EXPENSIVE FOR A SINGLE COPY AND LIMITED MAPS V NPC/PLAYER MAPS COULD OF DONE WITH A MAP MAKER BUT STILL ADDICTIVE GAME I COULD TURN THIS INTO A GREAT SELLER
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Ostensibly it's a 4X or strategy game stripped down to its barest essence. While it is neat to see just how far you can take the concept, I think it went too far.
Combat is far too RNG for my liking. Since damage is dealt to a random target, no amount of strategy or even numeric superiority will overcome one side losing a ship every attack while the other has a bunch of half-damaged ships.
Spacecom is absolutely an All Time Favourite to me, and that is a very rare accolade coming from me.
A bare minimum style RTS with 3 units (a combat unit, a planet destroyer, and a planet capturerer), 2 buildings (a shield that stops your units from taking damage during a conflict and capturerers from taking the planet until it is destroyed, and an combat building that makes for some very good early game defence, able to destroy most units with ease unless over powered by greater numbers), and 4 kinds of planets (unit repair, unit builder, resource planet that sends resources from planet to planet until it reaches whatever is being built, and a normal planet that does nothing).
The basis of a lot of the complexity in this game is that for each planet you have captured, you get two added to your maximum unit capacity (which limits your number of units and buildings); if you go above this capacity, units get slower, resources slowly stall, and everything you do slowly grinds to a halt; this creates an economy of sorts, where the player with the greatest number of planets, while hardest to defend, is also the strongest in fleet size.
That means in a game of Spacecom the most important things is defence (to stop your enemies from sneaking in and destroying your planets and resources), gradual expansion (as to not spread your fleets too thin), and to cripple your enemies the moment they aren't looking (if they cannot make fleets of their own, then they will quickly get desperate).
I didn't used to be into RTS' but this was the game that got me into it.
As other reviewers have mentioned there is no save function, but a long game will take an hour and a half to 2 hours once you've got the basics down, while a shorter less complex game can take half that, so to my mind that isn't really a major issue.
My biggest complaint surrounding Spacecom is that the Ai is rather weak; I have around 100 games under my belt, all against the Ai, usually 3 Ais all on expert nowadays, and even then it's very uncommon that the Ai will give me much of a challenge (in skirmishes, anyway).
Whether or not that because this is a game I'm good at, or because the Ai is simply weak, I don't know; none of my friends are into RTS' so I've never managed to convince anyone to join me, and I'm always weary of playing against strangers, so I've never faced a human opponent, but if this game were to receive a surprise sequel, some more challenging Ai strengths, player handicaps, and/or an us versus the world style mode would be greatly appreciated.
Lastly, for a strategy game it's always bugged me that all players are always hostile to all other players, so options for simple diplomacy such as alliances, map sharing, resource sharing, or maybe even trading would be amazing.
Really, whenever I think about Spacecom, in my head what I would really wish this game could be is a cross between this and a hyper-simplified Stellaris, but without that I think this makes one of the calmest, most relaxing RTS' I've ever played, and I do recommend it to anyone who wants a strategy game that is calm and simple, but still has some interesting out-smarting-your-enemies gameplay that you can sit down in play to your favourite album or simply it's own (quite decent, very chill) soundtrack, with a glass of wine and a cheese plate.
If however you are looking for a hardcore, brutal, or punishing RTS, or a game with more intense and complex gameplay, you will be disappointed by Spacecom's slow passed gameplay, simple to learn and not too hard to master playstyles, and weak Ai.
Overall though, I do adore it.
xo - Nicolete Lovejoy
Edit: I've skmmed over some of the other reviews and I've noticed a lot of talk about randomness which is confusing to me, so here's a little PS to help clarify what I think is confusing a lot of these people.
One unit is not just as strong as every other unit.
During combat, each unit has a bar underneath it in the combat overview which shows how long it's going to take before the next time it fires, and once a unit lands the killing blow on another unit, it gets a promotion.
For each promotion a unit gets, it's firing speed is increased very slightly, until it's final level of promotion where it's shot speed is approximately 40% faster.
Usually this doesn't matter much, as units that are not repaired will quickly die and have to be replaced, and as you spend more and more time in enemy territory, your units will slowly die of attrition, which will often destroy your more war torn units before you can get them home, but if cared for properly you can maintain a fleet that can comfortably defeat another fleet of the same size, or possibly even slightly bigger (if you're will to except the losses).
There is literally no luck mechanics in this game, luck is not a factor, this is simple poor communication of mechanics that is confusing other players.
That is all.
It´s not a bad game, there are just better games you could be playing.
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[h1]Historia[/h1]
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[h1]Jugabilidad[/h1]
☐ Mala
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[h1]Apartado Gráfico[/h1]
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Недостратегия разработанная чисто под смартфоны погонять. Расслабиться в час пик в метро или автобусе вполне нормально. Лично мне совсем не зашло. 11Bit studios были тут только издателем. Разработчики ноунеймы которые кроме этой игры так ничего и не сделали. Зачем это на ПК вообще не понимаю.
Its a bad game. There are three ships: combat, siege, invasion. Only combat ships are any good at fighting other ships. Show up with more combat ships and you win. Practically nothing else matters. I would not describe this as a thinking game. There is virtually no economic side to the game. While it is tagged with things like RTS, 4X, Tactical, it actually has none of the things you would expect to see in any of those genres. While it specifically exalts itself for not relying on luck or fast clicking, I find these statements to be false. Damage allocation is random, which is a big factor in determining the winner in a close battle. Seconds count in this game, being able to quickly click through the orders can make a substantial difference. It also has the flaws of a game which thinks only about multiplayer, like you cannot even pause the single player.
Nie
I like the concept of simplified graphics. The idea could have been expanded with map editor, team settings, but it ended up with a few run-of-the-mill story missions flash game-ish style instead. Duplicated star names in the same map also kind of anti-immersion. Poor attention to details aside from the GUI. Would never recommend anyone paying full price though, somewhere around -90% should do it, for your art collection maybe?
Only buy it for "meditative strategy experience"
Simple, but inelegant and overall just annoying.
The rule differences between the player and the AI are inconsistent, where you can only build units on planets with a gear icon, but enemy units can come at you from any planet; when they do come from nowhere and you have to send units to defend the enemy's destination, then they can divert course but your units are locked into their path and you have to chase the enemy down planet by planet which might be fine if it's just the one but usually you are trying to do multiple things at once including this juggling of chasing down one-off invaders from nowhere on several different fronts. Trying to separate units to go where you want them to go and the limitations between fleet size and micromanaging them to go get repaired is just tedious.
When trying to capture a planet with a ground invasion, any enemy aircraft that come to the planet immediately nullify the ground invasion and you have to resolve the air battle and restart the ground invasion while continuing to suffer damage over time from being in enemy airspace.
The online is obviously inactive, which limits gameplay to the single player campaign or playing with friends, for which I would suggest other better games.
Fun simple space strategy. Does not take much time.
