StarFringe: Adversus (2016)

Casualogic, Droid Riot

PC (Microsoft Windows)

1.00 from 1 rating

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This is the story about the beginning of the conquest of outer space by earthlings. It began as a global idea of saving mankind from hunger and lack of resources, and ended as a brutal and merciless war in space far from Earth. The target was a group of planetary systems in the constellation Draco, and what was found there changed everything ...
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Developers
Casualogic, Droid Riot
Publishers
Conglomerate 5
Genres
Strategy
Themes
Science fiction
Steam
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Release dates

  • Apr 05, 2016 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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anarchistica

Review anarchistica 1/5 · Nov 10, 2022

Really clunky and dull

Playtime: 34 minutes

Review

StarFringe is an abandoned nodal-based RTS. It only has three skirmish maps. Gameplay consists of putting buildings on a grid, keeping your mothership nearby until you can finally research then build a power plant, then jumping to the next node to repeat this tedious process.

Everything is incredibly clunky. Moving ships requires pressing Space and clicking …

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Playtime: 34 minutes

Review

StarFringe is an abandoned nodal-based RTS. It only has three skirmish maps. Gameplay consists of putting buildings on a grid, keeping your mothership nearby until you can finally research then build a power plant, then jumping to the next node to repeat this tedious process.

Everything is incredibly clunky. Moving ships requires pressing Space and clicking a point on the invisible grid. You manually have to move metal from refineries to your mothership to build. Research can only be done if a ship carrying chips is nearby. Scout ships can't jump themselves, so you have to jump back to where they are with your mothership, open a gate and then have them jump.

Everything takes forever, and it's all busywork. I guess there's combat at some point but it probably takes hours of grinding before you even reach the enemy. Where's the actual fun?

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