About This Game Constellation Distantia brings flying, mining and combat, strategic choices and a broad storyline into the space adventure genre. The scripted and mission based progress of Constellation Distantia is made for gamers interested in an epic story!Two vessels in your command: a massive nuclear mining ship capable of star travel, and a fighter jet ready for service. Step into a world created by true sci-fi fans in the spirit of Star Control 2, Firefly TV-series, Revelation Space novels and many others.Professionally written story200+ pages of professional grade storyline with thrilling twists and events. Constellation Distantia presents a complete lore to build on in the future as well.Campaign for hoursAround 50 handcrafted missions with more than hundred illustrated cutscenes keeping the gameplay interesting for hours to come. New types of missions are revealed often to keep the player on the edge of the seat until the very end.Atmospheric sceneries40 star systems presenting celestial objects of all sorts from rocky asteroids and volcanic moons to life containing rock planets and gas giants. Feel the lyrical ambience and vastness of space in an unique artistic cosmos with the highly praised soundtrack by Maximalism.Diverse difficulty levelsModes from purely narrative focus to a gameplay for extreme survivalists provides replayability value. The game has a lot of survival genre elements, which are amplified in the harder difficulty levels, while the easier levels are more story focused. The Nightmare mode has limited save games and even heavier focus on the resource management pushing Constellation Distantia closer to a roguelite game.Captivating eventsThere are a lot of people in Distantia, and not all of them friendly. Mining vessels, modified fighters, transporters, dome habitats on deserted rocks all the way to mega-cities. You gotta be on guard.CombatSometimes it's hard to find a peaceful solution and a combat situation becomes inevitable. There are several types of action: Mission related combat, karma related combat, hostile lunarians, plain robbery and ill will, AI vs AI combat and bossfights.Polished core mechanicsTrading, easy to grasp crafting, leveling, blueprint studying and spacecraft upgrading. Super smooth free flying, karma and resource management and an starports with game statistics. Different types of mining from fast paced asteroid splitting to planet scale thermonuclear detonations which literally vaporize a complete planetary crust into oblivion, for your convenience. Everything wrapped inside clear and modern game visualization and focused usability.For PC and VRThe game in its entirety is designed for traditional PC playing in mind from the very beginning. In addition we have made it fully VR compatible for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. The thing is, lightning fast free glide right next to a massive planet in VR feels absolutely amazing! 6d5b4406ea Title: Constellation DistantiaGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:SkanerbottenPublisher:SkanerbottenRelease Date: 28 Feb, 2017 Constellation Distantia Download Pc Games 88 Constellation Distantia is a linear space game whose main selling point is it's 8hr story driven campain. I was looking for a chill sit down game to play in vr and I enjoyed it. The graphics aren't the greatest and the combat is clunky (you are a mining vessel after all), but the story was paced well and decent enough that it kept me interested until the end.. Just started the game, and it looks really interesting and is working nicely. The flying mechanics are really cool and the graphics style looks awesome. The story seems to be really unique and there are quite a bit of features to investigate. Gonna update the review later, but its a seems clear 13 euros for this is a bargain!. The game is exactly what it claims to be, a story driven adventure. The game mechanics are based around 2 vessels: a mothership traveling distances and nukeing planets, and a smaller fighter jet for flying, mining and fighting inside the planetary systems. It's not a space simulator like Elite Dangerous etc. So if you are looking for a game like that, look elsewhere. The flying and shooting is actually really casual and fun, but there is a strategic aspect to everything. Player has to be taking care of his resources and karma, and it becomes pretty obvious soon upgrading the fighter is required to be able to survive.The plot is built around a big story, and it is always present. I'm really enjoying the way it is done. It's pretty straightforward as a mechanism, feels more like going through traditional levels instead of an open world, even though the game world feels pretty massive. And the story itself gives a lot of depth to the game. I've currently done about 20-30 missions and it still feels like I have just begun.The game seems to be technically solid, looks good and sounds awesome. So if you are looking for a more casual side of a space game with a really strong storyline, a big recommendation for this.. I'm not that much of a gamer but more interested in VR and what the technology has to offer. At a reasonable price Constellation Distantia seemed like the right title to try out what feels like to be a space pilot.It's clearly a PC game, because the menus and texts are a bit hard to read at times, but most importantly the flying is a lot of fun (it's actually 1st person in VR), and it looks really nice. The graphics are flat, clean and clear.The game also features a background story with some quite likeable characters and decently written dialogue. The game takes you from mission to mission, but it's easy to just forget it and explore the universe the devs have created. A definite thumbs up for me.. I immediately got hooked on the story. I'm really enjoying this, thumbs up!. Whated to life this but couldn't get into the controls at all. Likely a reflection on me and not the game.. I only made it about 3 hours into the game before deciding enough was enough. The narrative and delivery was interesting, and it was a neat universe to experience, but I just couldn't get into it. The crafting and star-system warping was a little too longwinded\/convoluted, and the graphics style lost its appeal quite quickly. While this game is more than space combat, the fights themselves were just not entertaining, but rather a series of deaths until I could destroy a ship without knowing exactly what went differently. I wish I could experience the rest of the story, but the gameplay felt like too much of a chore in the end.. I only made it about 3 hours into the game before deciding enough was enough. The narrative and delivery was interesting, and it was a neat universe to experience, but I just couldn't get into it. The crafting and star-system warping was a little too longwinded/convoluted, and the graphics style lost its appeal quite quickly. While this game is more than space combat, the fights themselves were just not entertaining, but rather a series of deaths until I could destroy a ship without knowing exactly what went differently. I wish I could experience the rest of the story, but the gameplay felt like too much of a chore in the end.
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