Galaxy Control: 3D Strategy reviews

The Length Of The construction time and the In-game shop nonsense (now in many Games) are already very brazen. But for Gelduld or (unfortunately) also money, you are actually rewarded again and again with an upgrade system, which triggers an ever-growing Long-term Motivation. In addition, I found this Game under the tower defense rubric, which has the Game as Part of it, which always leads me to attack someone. It's like little mini chess games. I haven't paid a Penny yet, but at least a two Euros is worth the Game in any case, for such a so-called ' mobile browser PC game '.

In the family of games free to play not terrible, I ask the right game! Without being an excellent game, Galaxy control has the advantage of resuming the gameplay of the basic freemium to make it a pleasant game. But it would be necessary that the game offers more units for more strategy, improves the ambience of its universe and adds fun new possibilities to defend its base. Because the turrets and the mines all the games of the genre do and it does not give enough reason to prefer this game to the competition... Note a design that makes a lot of thinking about StarCraft Terrans if you like this kind of design. A nice game to pass the time.

I think it's good, you don't get forced to invest money and if you like build-up games it's good. The 3D graphic is not "from the next Generation" but vŵflies the next generation already with space-ships xD (who didn't understand it: 3d graphics from the next Generation is ambiguous) short: I recommend it and can't do most negative reviews Understand. I just hope that there is a continuation/second part or many updates, for more units and buildings and buildings lvl (and more single player missions ... A few 3d models and a bit of code I'd get there as well. When playing, it is usually only the basic

A very good game, interesting graphics, in short a game of spatial management with good gameplay but lacking optimization. In either the game is simple but the impossibility to play on multiple platforms with the same account is Asser enbest. The only connection offered is via Facebook. A big flaw is that there is no full screen mode, so the windowed mode is mandatory. The cinematics, the animations are clean and the mechanics of fighting rather well thought out. The fact that the remaining units on the battlefield once the battle is over allow the battles to be chained without having to wait for troop formation. The possibility of having resource bases adds a multi-base management mechanics, while having to fight the AI to get these bases. It is obvious that you will not spend several hours on it but it is a good game to pass the time.