Space Agency

I have had this game for about a year now, and I am still having fun playing! I do not think it is a exaggeration to say (in my opinion) this is THE best space app on the mobile store. I know it gets flack for the in-apps, but as a fellow developer, I know that the in-apps are necessary to provide continual longevity and funding for a project. If my two dollars and all the more I have spent on in-apps go to adding more features to this amazing game, all the better. I don’t write reviews on the App Store often, and this is my first of the year, but I felt like after all the positivity and happiness I have inherited through Space Agency, I owed it to the developer to say: “thanks, your doing the right thing!” This game is flawless, and I look forward to seeing how it evolves in the future! Thanks for the countless hours of fun, -JM

This is the best space game that I have ever played and is really fun. For those people that want a simpler space game than SimpleRockets. This game makes you work for all the sandbox parts so that you feel accomplished and when you use the better ones you like your space station better. I’ve worked through all the missions and enjoyed them cuz their fun. I also have a 40 part space station and a 20 part station I built all by myself. I think that the people that wrote negative comments to promote SimpleRockets were one person paid by SimpleRockets to crush this game’s reputation. I really hope that the developer reads his comments so that he knows there is at least one person that enjoys his game and that he comes out with more amazing updates. P.S. I think you should add astronauts.

First of all, I really enjoyed this game. There’s so many different levels that all have their touch of a challenge and it’s so much fun designing your own rockets and space stations in sandbox mode. However I was slightly disappointed by (!Spoiler Alert!) the fact that there was no mission to reenter the Space shuttle. In the mission there was a hint that the shuttle would fly back to earth: “Hopefully the heat shield can be repaired at the station and the shuttle can be returned to HOM in a future mission”. I was looking forward to this mission so much, that it was really sad when I finished all the career missions. Another mission to do this is all I’m asking, at best I would looove the opportunity to even build the shuttle rocket and fly it to space, including the ability to open the cargo bay and deploy some object. That would be phenomenal!

I saw the featured review on the App Store complaining about it “not being worth two dollars” and knew I had to say something. This is an excellent game. It’s fair, challenging, entertaining, and for two dollars, quite lengthy. With the number of terrible free to play games increasing every day, I’m more than willing to shell out $2 to have a game that works and doesn’t have any of those absurd ads. Sure it’s no KSP but it doesn’t need to be! It’s a phone/tablet game! This is by far the best space game I’ve been able to find the in the App Store. The graphics are both semi-realistic and fun and the mixture of missions is quite entertaining. Free to play might be becoming the new thing, but I’m more than willing to support a solid game for two bucks. Nooleus, keep doing what you’re doing!

It really is. I’m only 14 missions in, but I’m going to try to do them all (39?). I played some KSP and it was too intricate for me. This is the right level of space-micromanagement, construction, and physics for me. The $2 price tag is a joke; this should be a $10 game at least. I’d have paid $20 if I knew I was going to enjoy it as much as I have. My one complaint is that all the missions have bronze, silver, and gold levels of achievement, depending on how much money you spend, how long it takes you to complete your mission, and if you use the optional save checkpoint feature. It’s SUPER hard to get some golds, but incredibly easy to get others. The completionist in me wants to gold them all, but eventually, I think I’ll have to settle for silver for many of them... Excellent game, devs! Thank you for making it.