Star Traders: Frontiers

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7.8

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  1. Jam3ie
    May 2, 2019
    3
    I'll start with the good which won't take long.

    The Good The music is nice though pretty generic. Good concept if poorly implemented. Open world gameplay. The Bad. Awful GUI clunky and difficult to navigate. The artwork style is really naff. Grindy levelling system - but at leasts there's auto training, if you trust it to make good decisions. The worst part about this game was    I'll start with the good which won't take long.

    The Good
    The music is nice though pretty generic.
    Good concept if poorly implemented.
    Open world gameplay.

    The Bad.
    Awful GUI clunky and difficult to navigate.
    The artwork style is really naff.
    Grindy levelling system - but at leasts there's auto training, if you trust it to make good decisions.
    The worst part about this game was the extensive dialogue, I didn't know I had signed up for a space opera when I bought this game. They put a lot of of effort into the storylines at the expense of everything else it seems. If you enjoy reading pages of complex second rate drama in a computer game then you can give this game an 8.
    All the factions are human which means you don't get the feeling you're actually in space apart from navigating around a 2D space map.    … Expand

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  1. Eurogamer Italy
    Sep 23, 2018
    80
    Star Traders: Frontiers is a fantastic open adventure in a space in which we can basically do whatever we want. The final product is much more than the (sometimes not perfect) single mechanics involved.
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