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SpaceForce Rogue Universe

£4.49
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SpaceForce Rogue Universe

Rating: 3.5 (55 votes cast)

Experience the most beautiful, open ended space simulation game ever created for PC. Play as a starship pilot and discover the universe with one of 14 different powerful ships. More than 2000 missions are waiting in 46 star systems in the Milky Way galaxy.

Discover, trade and fight your way through the galaxy – it is up to you to become one of the most famous or infamous pilots in all known space… it’s your life get out there…

  • An open ended beautiful and innovative 3D space environment; decorated with stars, planets, moons, asteroids, comets, black holes, star bases, floating cities and all ready for exploration, development, trade, diplomacy, or conflict.
  • Player is able to explore the galaxy as a member of one of  10 civilizations placed on different starting locations across the universe
  • Non-stop action with a wealth of star vessels within beautiful constellations make SpaceForce 2 an intriguing and exiting space game
  • True 64 bit HDR rendering if card supports it, HDR fresnel, HDR specular, HDR bloom and glow, star effect, tone mapping (adaptive exposure), HDR antialiasing, blue shift
  • Each ship can be modified in your own creative style by upgrading: speed, target system, jammer, shield, armour, weaponry, afterburner, cargo space and weight
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SpaceForce Rogue Universe review

By PandaL posted 21st February

No exaggeration, this is about the most good looking space sim available. It is just right about the empty feeling of the space yet very colourful with all the beautiful planets. The universe is massive and the exploration is very interesting thanks to the amazing environment. However, there are a lot of rough spot in this game. The difficulty is way too high to be enjoyable if you go past the easy mode. The fightings drag out way too long. You are likely to spend more time doing tedious battle than admiring the beauty of the universe in this game.

SpaceForce Rogue Universe review

By zenfailure posted 19th November 2010

Space Forces Rogue universe is a Space Trading Combat game which has two modes: a story mode and a free trading mode.

Free Trading allows you to pick you starting race and allows you to pick an occupation. The different sTarting race all have different relations to the other which means that you will have to aware of the whilst travelling. You can buy access cards which will allow you to trade enemy factions. Other wise it is you standard sandbox space game. You can take missions for the different factions and trade items. There a number of different trade items which can be traded, but no clear trade routes. It can be frustrating trying to work out the best routes. Missions offer more opportunity to make money even if the majority of missions are the same.

Story mode see's you play as Jim Anderson, an Earth Military Directorate pilot, who after the death of his father vows to look after his sister, Jax. Whne Jax disappears you start to investigate what happened to her. This eventully leads you into a larger consipiracy.

Story mode allows you to take a variety of side missions as well as the story missions. This is neccesary to get money to allow you to buy weapons, repairs and upgrades as well as new ships.

Graphically the game looks good. The jump effects, star gates and the anomalies are particuarly well handled. Weapons fire and shield hits are good but can be repeative. Ships are different and well designed, there is some repetation between the two humand factions but it makes sense in context.

Sound wise the musice is good and suits the action on screen, when it doesn't randomly cut out and then start again. Voice acting is poor and detracts from the game.

The actual flight model of the game is you standard Wing Commander styly flight model though the inertia is quite high. Dog fighting is quite good, though the weapon energy for you fighter is quite small mening that you have to make every shot count. The game has a variety of different weapons which all have different damage values depending on enemeies sheild type. This can be very frustraitng as it means that you can end up fighting enemies whose shield regenerate faster then you can damage them. Given the enemies speed and manverability this can amke some dogfights incrediable difficult.

The plot is poor. The game uses a variety of cutscenes to tell the story but these feel disjointed and as if they where suposed to be spaced out more. There is no hint as to what one bad guy is supposed to by doing until you've already thwated his plans and whats worse is where is dealt with not cone but twice completly in line of dislogue. There are also a race of aliens how serve as the enemy how have no real motivation and no connection the other plot you've uncovered.

Overall the game is poor. Dogfighting is poor, and given that you are going to be doing a lot of it, unacceptable. The poorly explained gun/shield interactions make it harder then it should be. The poor plot doesn't make up for it.

SpaceForce Rogue Universe review

By vahadar posted 6th April 2010

I have been playing dozens and dozens of spacesims since the elite series, and this is probably the hardest game i've met so far. So hard that it is not enjoyable at all in the end. Also your wingmen tend to turncoat too often due to friendlyfire between them, most annoying when you have trained them hard and when you need to restart a mission for the 5th time because of that.

The goods : The universe is huge and beautifull, with many systems to explore and "hidden systems" aswell. The faction/diplomacy system also is interesting, you choose who to quest for in order to improve your standings with a particular race.

Hacking and ID cards is a good idea also, you can conceal your identity and rob space buildings.

The bads : quests are really repeatitive, i havent seen 2000 different missions so far, basically there is a dozen type of quests, with different kind of ennemies (so maybe leading to the 2k quest possibility). If you want to quest at start, it is almost impossible alone (exept for those satellites missions) if you dont have wingmen. Basically dont choose profession with less that 3 wingmen if you want to make some serious cash in this game. You will be really struggling for money at start because repairing structure integrity is very expansive, and most your cash will end in that if you want to maintain good ship performance.

An unbalanced game, even on easy mode.