Gates of Horizon

Conclusion: 08.05.2015 Gates of Horizon convinces me with the EVE Online similar Gameplay. Unfortunately, the Graphics are not as vivid as EVE Online or today's Games from this Area, reminiscent of a bad Browser game joke from the past. But If you omit the optical Quality, the Game offers a lot that impresses. So the System that you can control up to 20 Agents at a time. In larger Ships you can then use several Agents and have to make sure that you skillate the Agents correctly so that this Effect is. You get Skill Points when you do one of the 4 Activities and then invest these Points in the desired Skillbaum. There are 3 Groups where you can join one. All 3 have Their own Advantages, which are only related to the Call. So the blue Faction has zbs, rather access to Mining Equipment, while the red ones can immediately access combat Equipment. In the End, you can get Reputation at all Faction Farms around the Equip or the Ships. I chose the red Faction. With the new Auto Mining Feature, you can select Agents, Send Skilles and send them automatically through Space so that These Aceoids degrade and fly back to the Base to unload the valuable Cargo. In Doing so, the Agents do not stop until the camp of the selected Station is full. The Developers Also want to realize the Same thing at the Patrulie, which should give us exp and Loot for Space fights. The Goal of the Game has been developed logically and in the long term. So you have to Use agents Skillen To get them enough skill points to be able to control the next Ship and the dear Money plays an important Role in Order to be able to tear something in Gates of Horizon. I recommend the Game for Those Interested in "Management" With an above-average IQ value.

I can't quite comprehend the negative reviews. With such a fresh play, bugs can logically occur, but after 160h playing, I haven't found one yet! Many compare it directly to EVE that now exists 12 Years or so!? Cucks Into the Update and shows me game where you work so fast and you have to pay so little for it! Since the game has slipped in the evaluation from very positive to The Equaliser, I felt compelled to write this Review. The game is similar to EVE Online or Dangerous (Only that it is error-free and playable). You start with a single Employee and then work your way up with Experience points. The Ships are controlled by commands. There is a complete Trading System, which means you can build all the objects in the game yourself. This even works quite simply if you have employees who have the necessary skills can even be built entire stations. I am also fazined by the ingenious Price Performance ratio so you get ne lite version from EVE Online to ONWMLIGEN 10Euro, which there is no additional shopping. Pros:-It works very flawlessly (which is rather rare in the last time with low budget play by team)-It is for everyone who fights, Dismantling > refinement > Learning Of bluepracks > self-building > Acts-Blueprints deserve this name because ei Sometimes learned you can build the object as often as you like-well managed the travel system you can send your employees to the other end of the galaxy free of charge and immediately-you can make a lot out of your own ships and Eg astros farm or ge My main fight-there will be no ammunition use or crystals for dismantling astros-very fast start with astro collect something slowed down only by the experience of the Employee Credits are rarely to Blame negative: The game k possesses A real weaken-the constant getting in and out of the ships is partly annoying even if only 1 click is-the graphic is pretty plain BUT not ugly FOR me is the biggest weak of the Game ... * drum swirl *:d as unfortunately it's n Look at German but since there is no rent texte to read (even a tutorial is missing) you also get so well clear.