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About This Game Sea of Stars continues the Infinite Space series of games that defined the genre of short-form space roguelikes in Strange Adventures in Infinite Space (2001) and Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space (2005). It compresses a galaxy-spanning starship adventure into the space of a single sitting, but as the game world is randomly generated each time you play, you will keep coming back for more. There is enough variety in items, aliens and special encounters that you will always discover something new - no two sessions play the same. Sea of Stars begins in the Glory star system, in an area of space known as the Purple Void for its colorful nebular clouds. The long-isolated Terran colony of Hope has discovered the secret of faster-than-light travel, and an age of interstellar adventure has begun. Choose your starship and blast off into the Infinite Space in search of fame and fortune! Travel from star to star, explore planets and discover strange lifeforms and artifacts left behind by ancient empires. Find technology to upgrade your ship and gain allies to grow your flotilla. Encounter bizarre and delightful alien races, trade with them or blow them up - the decision is yours. And sometimes, you will face an existential threat to all life in the sector, and get to save the world. 1075eedd30 Title: Infinite Space III: Sea of StarsGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Digital EelPublisher:Digital EelRelease Date: 29 Oct, 2015 Infinite Space III: Sea Of Stars Full Crack [cheat] infinite space iii sea of stars. infinite space iii sea of stars download A great concept. Looks promising. I am really enjoying the exploring part but the combat is not so great. The game is a little short (It's still in alpha/beta/whatever though). I can't wait to see the whole finished game. I just hope they make it a lot longer. A LOT. And yes, the enviroment is great. It feels exciting to actually explore the different parts of the universe.Recommended.. I loved the first two Infinite Space games. They were awesome quick games to sit down and play when I needed a quick break from work. Very stress free and fun. I had the highest expectations for the third installment in one of my all time favorite space sims... and I have played it for less than an hour... What killed it for me was the new 3D navigation map. It feels unfinished clunky. The previous games had an awesome 2D star map you navigated and it worked flawlessly. I really hated going to different stars only find find out I was navigating through a nebula unexpectedtly due to how the map works. It is really a shame because I have always loved this type of game and this franchise.Edited to fix a spelling mistake. The game doesn't feel complete. The combat doesn't make sense, when I encounter an enemy it just goes back to the previous area, with no explanation.. First try: lost from not knowing i only had so many days to survive in each playthrough. Second try: Died from having a weapon that has stupidly low reload speed when i was attack some aliens.Third try: died from a super nova when i flew to a planet right after i traded a laser gun for a spider-batDo i suggest the game? YES!. I had fun with this. Bits of it are a little messy (the 3rd map is a bit hard to navigate), but it's amusing 30 mins (ish) chunks of action where you got out an explore the galaxy, collect stuff and shoot aliens. There's a variety of nice little "stories" that occur that give the game some more replayability. Much of the outcome is down to luck, but for small chunks of time I don't think that matters.I do kind of feel the predecessor, Weird Worlds, is probably better. I'm not sure the move to 3D really enhanced the gameplay. But it's a fun distraction which I think is all it's trying to be.. I've played the two previous titles in the series, Weird Worlds and Strange Adventures in Infinite Space a lot. Like those two this is a great roguelike game for short playthroughs, with a high difficulty. Fans of FTL should check this out, Infinite Space 1 + 2 inspired it.. Having played each of its predecessors, I was expecting to find this game fun enough to play for a while and then put down; but in fact I've found it surprisingly sticky. It's not the game I play for hours on end, but it has a firm niche as the game I'll play when I have just a half hour or so to play.The 3D map is a bit hard to work with; it could really use a way to pan around so you can see more distant parts of the map (and a way to reset to your actual position, of course).Even more desperately it needs a search function to find systems (whose names are known from the start) or planets/features that you have discovered. In several of the possible plots there are messages that name a specific system, leaving you squinting at the map trying to find it.Despite those QoL problems, this game marks the point at which there are finally enough random things in various pools (especially possible plots) that playing it several times back to back doesn't become boring.I've come to despise the label "rogue-like", which more and more is the refuge of game designers who can't come up with anything better than a random map with no story. But this game is really as interesting and deep as Rogue was; if you've never played a game in this series you will likely be discovering and trying new things for a dozen or more playthroughs before you start to work on "winning". Unlike Rogue, though, even a successful playthrough is only a few hours of your life spent, not days - and that makes dying and restarting a cause to decide whether you want to go to bed yet, instead of a cause to decide whether you want to throw your computer across the room.. Sea of Stars at it's heart is one of the most elegent time wasters you will ever play. Embark on a galactic adventure for exploration and profit spiced up with deadly combat, and do it all in twenty minuites or less. Sometimes that less is your first encounter the game will neatly explode your ship even on the easy setting. Long before the terms "Rougelike " and "Sandbox" this game was all those in it's past two lives. For new players it offers a pretty rich well thought out world to knock around in. For long time players it has almost all your goodies waiting to be found [except for a few of the rather broken ones, cough, altheric mirror, cough] plus some new goodies. You can still build a floatilla to help you with the dangers of infinite space, but there are some major upgrades here. Fighters cant be destroyed in combat. well they can but you get to rebuid them after combat, so now you can actully use them instead of hoarding them. Second you can upgrade your ships! Want a terran Battleship? Turn in your ill gotten gain to buy the beefest of hulls. This goes for your floatilla ships also , just find thier homeworlds and they upgrage to for a cost. The combat simulator gives you a chance to try out all ships and weapons found in the game to see just what you like. I have no doubt that if you have played the eariler versions of the game your gonna love it, plus it is still in early access so just how much more goodies are gonna get put in.About early access.Right now the game runs and functions well, I have had the rare crash, but other then that all aspects plugged into the game work well. Gripes.Few and mostly tiny. I miss the missings items like the cloak of Babalon and the Altheric Mirror, but these items were unbalanced at best. I miss having to return to Glory [home planet] to complete mission just being able to retire anywhere seems a little cheesey. I really miss the end game statements that assingned my captain a postion and carrear in life based on my score type. I hope that does get put back in for the full version. So got time to waste and wish to be endlessly entertained? This is the game that will lurk on your hard-drive for years supplying that need. should you get it. Oh hell yes!. First of all, if you are a fan of Weird Worlds, you will enjoy this game. It plays very much like its predecessor, but with a 3D universe map. If anything, my quibble is that it plays a little bit TOO much like its predecessor. For the record, it's been about a decade since Weird Worlds, and we are not getting too many new ideas or upgrades with Sea of Stars. The ship models are cartoony and not very impressive, but the 2D art has improved overall. The unusual weapons, aliens, and planets are just as clever and enjoyable as before. The space combat actually seems to be a little more forgiving, and as a result, is more fun. Weird Worlds was ahead of the curve and was an unusual roguelike game before roguelikes became popular again. Now with games like FTL and Binding of Isaac out there, Infinite Space III feels a bit dated and dusty. Still a great time, just don't expect anything groundbreaking. Hope to see more innovation when Infinite Space IV hits the market in 2025.. Travel around space with your Kitty Space Drive while annihilating your enemy with Kitty Lasers. The only thing that makes me sad about this game is that they didn't use the Doge.