Star Shift Rebellion
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the Game
Infernis Prime is a mining colony in the Outer Rim, under brutal occupation. With the help of a hacked android and the discovery of a dark secret, the rebels finally have a chance. This is the story of how the Outer Rim Coalition formed, and how they broke free.
There are no levels in Star Shift Rebellion; skills and stat increases are managed by Knowledge Points acquired from battle.
In addition to the standard turn-based combat, there is a tactical battle system for fleet and army combat.
Unique skill trees exist depending on a character’s species and class.
Time has been shattered. Only you and your crew can unlock the mystery before it’s too late!
A soundtrack from multiple independent artists that enhances the experience.
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
Much about what made Star Shift Origins is present here in Star Shift Rebellion. Same systems, same graphics, same mechanics. While a sequel, it is not one that switches things up like many others out there that add in a new mechanic or throws in a different leveling or skill system.
The first thing anyone is going to notice and speak out about is the use of AI in this game, just like in the previous game. Yes, it uses AI primarily for art when it comes to a number of characters and with making some of the javascript plugins. And while I will continue to not like the use of AI, I separated my dislike from this review and playthrough.
There is still a small complaint about the lack of tutorials when it comes to skills and getting setup at first, and with the game being longer that the previous one, it can sometimes become a little tedious dealing with the skill tree for 7 party members. Having to go through and check each one's skills and abilities to see if you have enough points for something or if you missed a critical skill.
Combat has not changed from the previous title of Star Shift Origins and there is an interesting bug where your counter ability may go off on an ally. However, the developer is working to fix that.
At least the developer is constantly going back to fix bugs or to expand on different portions while also working on future titles, it is nice to see that they do take feedback well.
Beyond this the music is good and is nice to listen to, even to just kind of vibe to with it in the background. It is definitely fitting with the more rave/sci-fi sounds for the most part, even in some battles or the casino lounge that makes me still question if androids dream of electric sheep.
This game is definitely packed with much more lore and information. You get a nice look into how a number of the different alien species came about, where it turns out that some are not really aliens, but animals that were elevated to sentience.
Gameplay wise it does alternate between being a traditional RPG with an ATB and your party versus the enemy party, and a tactics style game depending on what the story requires. This is an interesting twist, and does help as it flows well with what the story needs.
Overall, this game gets a 4 out of 5 and a request to hire an artist.
Steam User 1
Not usually a fan of Sci Fi because i dont think the genre looks good... but this game looks awesome. The cutscenes are great. The story ended up being so much better than what i expected at first. I found myself laughing at many of the jokes too. The cliffhanger at the end has me invested in the series.
The battle system is pretty good too. I would recommend this to anyone who likes RPGs and/or Scifi genre. And
even to the rest of players, i would say, give this a try.
Steam User 0
Enjoyed it so far.
It's been a long time since a game has made me want to read the dialogue and exposition seriously. This game takes itself very seriously and I appreciate that for the sci-fi setting.
Except the tactical ship battles. Luckily, it is possible to skip them lmao.