While the main story guides us through the 4 chapters, there are plenty of random events and side quests that provide us with tasks and objectives. On some space stations, we can sell surplus things and buy new expansions, crew members, or ship upgrades. Overall, I guess you can say that Trigon Space Story has similarities with FTL and also a bit with Barotrauma.Īfter each battle, we loot money, scrap metal as spare parts, but also sometimes weapon systems, food, power for propulsion, and sometimes even prisoners, or we discover new crew members in the prison cells of our enemies. We level up our crew, repair the ship, install new weapons and take care of the energy supply and distribution.

Trigon Space Story is a mix of turn-based world exploration, where you travel from system to system via hyperjump, and a real-time strategy combat system, though you can press pause via space button if necessary. Assemble your crew, upgrade their skills, upgrade your spaceship, equip it with new weapons like laser cannons, rocket launchers, plasma guns, or particle cannons and face the space challenge.

Trigon Space Story brings this to pretty real-time strategy battles in the upgradable spaceship. Roguelike games present special challenges to players. Much more info will probably be available soon in a more detailed review here on and as a video on YouTube. In initial testing, it proved to be a challenging to hard strategy game with a lot of fine-tuning and tactical options, though some battles just aren’t well-balanced yet. As an Early Access title, it is not a completely finished game at the beginning, but it is largely bug-free and stable.

Trigon Space Story will cost $19.99 or the same in €, with a 10% discount on release.

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