Pros:
- Good game to play with friends who like time management games
- Challenging to start with when you have no upgrades and your ship is missing optional stations
- 4 different starter ships with different strengths and weaknesses
- Many unlocks to get at the different stations
- Once you get past the first few slow routes, there's always something to do on your ship.
- Fun alien designs
- Cohesive design over the whole game

Cons:
- Some users complain that it doesn't load for them. (I had no issues with that on my pc.)
- You can get a ton of upgrades on one ship and basically blast through the galaxy with little difficulty with no real incentive to change up ships. This combines with lack of many upgrades to make for a fairly quick maxed-out ship.
- Some UX features aren't intuitive. Where to change the skin of your current alien isn't really explained, even though you unlock skins on the journey. You can't tell if you have ship insurance other than trying to buy it again. There isn't an option to just buy full fuel, so you have to move the bar every time you fuel up. Purchased a 3 power booster upgrade and couldn't select it on controller. (Could select it using the mouse and then it worked properly after that. The keyboard 'player' could then be set to Spectate in the menu.)
- Not very many hazards on the route, so once you've seen about 5, that's it. (Comet, Asteroid, Asteroid Belt, Fat Asteroid, Planet)
- Short play time to finish if you are good at these types of games. Beat it twice through the route in under 9 hrs. Replayability goes down quickly over time.
- You cannot just type in a company name. You have to use a generated one the game gives you.

Summary:
I do understand that this list of Cons is rather long, but I did enjoy this game thoroughly despite those cons and binged it instead of parsing it out over time. If you have a good couch co-op team or partner to time manage together, go for it! it is a lot of fun. Just don't expect 40 hours of fun.