Many years later, still an interesting find. The dev may have vanished into the wastes after producing a sequel with more crashes than improvements and a mild roguelike, the artstyle may be best described as "DeviantArt showcase", and some parts of the gameplay may be simplistic, but the FTL types are unique and varied, the tech tree is scrambled and trimmed differently for each player every time you play, and there's even a bit of worldbuilding lore to scrounge up from odd objects on scenario maps. It's not a must buy by any means, but it's a quaint little game that strikes a few chords Stellaris missed. (To note: check who the publisher on this game is. Yeah.)

Many years later, still an interesting find. The dev may have vanished into the wastes after producing a sequel with more crashes than improvements and a mild roguelike, the artstyle may be best described as "DeviantArt showcase", and some parts of the gameplay may be simplistic, but the FTL types are unique and varied, the tech tree is scrambled and trimmed differently for each player every time you play, and there's even a bit of worldbuilding lore to scrounge up from odd objects on scenario maps. It's not a must buy by any means, but it's a quaint little game that strikes a few chords Stellaris missed. (To note: check who the publisher on this game is. Yeah.)