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ASTRONEST The Beginning for PC-Windows 7,8,10 and Mac
ASTRONEST The Beginning for PC-Windows 7,8,10 and Mac
Tired of plant earth and looking to leave it, well there are thousands of planets that you can colonize, however, not in real world though. The games that offering such game-play lets you do such thing and ASTRONEST The Beginning for PCis one of them. This Space Sci-Fi based strategy game will test your strategic skills to the max and gives you an experience of a lifetime. Get ready to explore…
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Science fiction in general requires good writing to keep it from becoming a meaningless technobabble story. With “trons” to build and “cosments” to collect, good writing could take AstroNest from spreadsheets in space to a vivid and exciting sci-fi adventure. Unfortunately, the combination of typos, spelling mistakes, and poor localization in the game’s text makes directives hard to understand and really destroys any world building intent a player may have in the process.
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I’ve started writing some game reviews for iOsStrategyGames (I swear I didn’t know about that awesome communist branding before I took the assignments), and I was assigned AstroNest. On the plus side, female characters wearing clothes! On the minus side, pretty much everything else:
Science fiction in general requires good writing to keep it from becoming a meaningless technobabble story. With “trons” to build and “cosments” to collect, good writing could take AstroNest from spreadsheets in space to a vivid and exciting sci-fi adventure. Unfortunately, the combination of typos, spelling mistakes, and poor localization in the game’s text makes directives hard to understand and really destroys any world building intent a player may have in the process.
This has been a lovely outlet to work with, and I hope I’ll have more reviews here soon.
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