Hell Galaxy is the only game where you can experience the fusion of space battles, eerie specters, and daunting titans. This unique gameplay offers a mix of action, horror, and space exploration. Engage in dynamic mining, looting, and crafting while traversing an RPG-influenced cosmos.
The game looks fun, I enjoyed the combat, the story and the universe. It's confusing as hell, but it's a wild ride being thrown into it. The performance was ok on my pc, no issues at all.
But - The interface was designed by a mad man. How has this game been released in such a terrible state? The "crafting" screen doesn't actual craft anything, it's...
I'd say yeah, but just barely. Might be a good idea to wait for a sale, and wait for some serious bug fixes.
The gameplay is like Everspace, for those who've played it. This includes enemy fighters, turrets, and cruiser-style capital ships with destructible turrets.
The story is ok. Kind of shallow, and a few plot holes. The ending is confounding.
The...
The shooting is really fun and satisfying, and the atmosphere of the game is quite interesting. Exploration can feel a bit confusing at times, though, and it took me a while to get a sense of where I was supposed to go.
The spaceship personalization looks very promising and seems like it could become one of the most interesting parts of the game.
One...
It's a pretty good game ngl. And the devs actually listen and fix the game if you encounter bugs and problems.
Do keep in mind that the game still has a bunch of bugs, but the game breaking ones are not that common anymore. I found that doing side quests in this game is basically pointless since the main missions reward a lot of money and all the items,...
A really cool game with a great atmosphere and excellent designs that remind me of Warhammer 40k universe. The plot looks interesting, and the voice acting is surprisingly good for an indie game. Ship controls and map navigation are definitely the best parts of the experience.
However, it has some flaws. Interaction with structures or objects is too...
