Galaxy Reavers 2 - Space RTS

Kevyn Hansyn

2 major things that are realllllly irritating about the game. 1. When your scrolling up, that damn settings menu ALWAYS pop's up and its a hinderance to your screen when your trying to scroll through your menu's. "Disable it" since theres already a Settings on the main screen itself. 2. The Defender always wins B.S. has to go. Alot of us have strategies that we can use and implement to win even the toughest battles. "WHO Does the Most Damage" is better. Tug Of War > Defender.

Other Human

Resupply has been cut off, times for resupply is glitched, and has becom pointless to play. Many people are quitting over this issue. Second issue is the game keeps changing hands and has done so at least 2 times in the last few years. Updates are being run outside of Google so not really sure how secure the game is to be playing anymore. The game also removed from the store front for a while but now its back. Google wouldn't say why it was removed......

Robbie B

I've been playing for over two years and several server merges. While improvements to the game have been made, they are really, really slow. Some ships are set up weird in a manner that makes no sense for the weapons would be putting on it. My biggest frustration in this game is the Military Competition. You get only three tries a day, three battles per try. When I compete in the battles, I get through a battle, sometimes two, then I get a spinning ring that just sits there spinning...

Oliver Yuan

Great gameplay with tons of customization, BUT! The home screen is a nightmare. Figuring out where you need to go to get all the free stuff & daily quests is tough. You can tell the instructions and dialogue are poorly done translations. I also HATE the fact there is only a fixed hour of the day where you can do certain quests. Last huge complaint is that it takes so long to level up to get to play multiplayer! Will add that I paid money for 1st version, so I would pay for changes!

jameson gutscher

The first week was pretty fun. It got very grindy without much payoff. I was building up a ship I knew I was going to replace because I already had the better ship and couldn't use it yet. & I couldn't advance without building up. Each type of ship has a cost and you have a lv based limit. Action points, challenge points, etc are limited. A lot of the time I had to choose 1 ship to build up at a time and spend days doing it. I spent ~$5 because I enjoyed the game but it feels very repetitive.

Mike Kienholz

Been playing for about a year, while it is fun... I have some serious complaints. First is the grammar, I mean if you're going to develope a game for millions, learn to use proper grammar and spelling in the game! It's awful. Second is the cost, the in game purchase cost are way too high. Third, the notice icon, when you select something there is no clear way of understanding how to obtain it! Very confusing. And last but not least... Don't steal names from other franchises.

omar dolores

It does get pay to win heavy after the trial run. To which I say totally worth it. The gameplay is super fun. The story line is challenging, the PvP is very intense, and although the leveling up system is tedious it is very rewarding. I highly recommend to those who love an immersive real time space battles. This game delivers, with a price.

Danny Lightning

Love the first Galaxy Reavers it was simple and very enjoyable,. This one just has way too much going on lots of new stuff was added that seems just make the game way more complicated but not necessarily more fun. Too much stuff on these games just feels like a hassle, most mobile games have too much going on I play for a couple days maybe a couple weeks and that's about it, too much unnecessary tasks and things to collect gets old fast and starts to feel like a hassle quick.

A Google user

The game is very good, there are a variety of gameplay suitable for different groups of people. If you don’t have enough time, you can develop slowly, clean up your energy every day, mine to save crystals, and save resources. Those who like to challenge the limit can use their current strength to challenge the limit level.

Frisky D.

The classic mobile pitfall of over-restrictive tutorials that last an eternity. We know by now these don't work, because they don't let the player engage with gameplay elements, they just train the player to tap what they're told. The style could work, if it wasn't just "tap here, now here. NOT THERE!!! Now here, you're not allowed to explore on your own or skip this. It just sucks the fun out of the game before you even start, it's mind-numbing to a degree that makes fallout76 look fun.