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Outerspatial
by HelixFox
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Outerspatial
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Description
Human colonies are under attack! Defend your species against the aliens in this fast-paced strategy game, creating ships and earning experience to defeat the attacking forces. How long can you survive?
How to Play
Every few seconds the action will pause, giving you the chance to use your mouse to create an additional ship to help defend your reactor. The reactor itself is equipped with a powerful cannon that you can aim with the mouse at the advancing enemies. You must protect the reactor at all costs, because the game will end when it is destroyed. However, every game played will reward you with experience points, which you can use to upgrade your ships and buy new ship designs.
FAQ
What is OuterSpatial?
OuterSpatial is an idle space game developed by HelixFox where players explore, upgrade, and expand their presence in a vast, automated universe.
How do you play OuterSpatial?
In OuterSpatial, you send ships to explore star systems, collect resources, and automate progress while upgrading your fleet and infrastructure to expand your reach in the galaxy.
What are the main progression systems in OuterSpatial?
The main progression systems in OuterSpatial include upgrading ships and structures, unlocking new star systems, and automating tasks to steadily increase your resource generation over time.
Does OuterSpatial offer offline progress?
Yes, OuterSpatial features offline progress, allowing your exploration and resource collection to continue even when you are not actively playing the idle game.
What makes OuterSpatial unique as a space idle game?
OuterSpatial stands out as a space idle game by combining exploration, ship management, and automation, offering a relaxing way to grow your space empire over time.
Comments
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Gaminic
May. 05, 2011
I like the concept. The numbers scaling isn't so bad (you're not supposed to live forever) and higher levels are a ton of fun. The things I didn't like: a) level cap, b) super range on later enemies, c) ship regen working on a fixed number rather than % of base health. Fix those things and I'll give you that 5th star.
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thegoodlocust
May. 04, 2011
I don't like how the more ships you have the more enemies spawn. The spawns should be independent of how well you are doing.
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sslart
May. 05, 2011
I swear at and after level 6 your cores health just starts decreasing on its own, with 1 ship attacking a turret on the far corner of the screen, how can my core be taking heavy damage as it does??
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Muellje
May. 05, 2011
Like some others mentioned, i miss the feeling of acomplishment. Maybe creating levels, which are actually winable would remedy that. other than that, sweet game. 4/5
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DexterNeptune
May. 04, 2011
I like everything about this game except for having to place a ship every few seconds. Auto-deploy function would be nice...or even maybe a key that randomly places the ship so you don't have to keep moving the mouse away from incoming enemies when you place ships...
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