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• andante89

  Sep 14, 2023

  A very fun and addictive game. In essence it is Papers, please, who met Rick and Morty, but it turned out to be a distinctive project at the intersection of station manager and customs simulator. It's very interesting to look at the representatives of space races and search for inconsistencies peculiar only to their species, as well as to study the inhabitants of this cartoon galaxy in general.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 14, 2023

  Papers Please + Tycoon... Well done, great combination! Really enjoyed the visual style, surprisingly the pixel art looks a lot better than it seemed from the screenshots. Good music, really want to find one of the tracks, but Shazam didn't help with that, lol Haven't progressed far enough to judge the story yet, but can't hold myself off writing a review right now The game is definitely worth its money, even a bit cheap
• Drkn

  Sep 14, 2023

  Dropped a few hours on this, pretty legit! The aliens are a hoot and getting to build your own space station is dope. Could use some more challenges, but all in all, worth your time.
• yanaarts19

  Sep 14, 2023

  First off, the aliens. Man, they're a trip. Each one has its own quirks and it's a riot trying to keep up with them. So the character design and the randomness, big thumbs up there. It keeps the game fresh and you never really know what you're gonna get when a new ship docks. Now, the building part. Building your own space station is pretty much as cool as it sounds. You get to pick where everything goes, from the food courts to the entertainment zones. And yeah, it's more than just dropping a few pre-fab modules; you've got some options and it feels like your choices matter. That said, the game's not without its issues. For one, the whole document-checking gameplay. I mean, it's okay but it kinda feels tacked on? Like, I'm running a space station for crying out loud, I didn't sign up to be Space TSA. And sometimes the game throws challenges at you that just seem to come out of nowhere and they're more annoying than fun. Also, it feels like the game could use some more depth in certain areas. Like, I get it, it's a sim and it's supposed to be a bit casual, but it feels like there's some missed opportunities for more complexity. Like, I don't know, trade negotiations with different alien species or having to manage more complex supply chains or something. So overall, do I recommend it? Yeah, I do. Despite its flaws, it's a pretty fun time sink and it's got enough going for it to keep me coming back. Just hoping for some updates to iron out the kinks.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 14, 2023

  Better than Overwatch 2. . Also, it's a good time if you're into sim games. The aliens make it different, in a good way. The 2D pixel graphics are a nice touch, kinda nostalgic. But let me tell you, managing this space station? Not as easy as it looks. You've got to keep everyone happy and that's a challenge sometimes. Overall, it's worth a shot.
• HeadZerg

  Sep 14, 2023

  In the beginning it was mostly Papers Please, but it looks like with time the game will shift more and more towards tycoon side. Haven't played much yet, but definetly feeling the urge to open up the game again which is a good sign. Seems like there is a decent amount of content. Cool indie game with a goofy visuals and a bit of humor.
• [PTG] Thrymr

  Sep 14, 2023

  You gotta do what you gotta do.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 14, 2023

  Surprisingly fun station builder/manager with a sprinkle of papers-please-like.
• Nikolas

  Sep 14, 2023

  The document checking in Galaxy Pass Station has that bureaucratic feel, reminiscent of Papers Please. Running the station, on the other hand, is a different kind of challenge, more in line with Theme Hospital but with an alien twist. Overall, the game's pretty cool, but the management aspect can get a bit tedious at times.
• ksorra

  Sep 14, 2023

  "Galaxy Pass Station" is an engaging adventure that completely captivated me. The vibrant graphics and charming characters create a unique atmosphere. You play as an officer of the space border service, tasked with checking the documents of arriving beings. It's always fun, especially when intelligent cats attempt to sneak in with fake documents! Furthermore, the game allows you to build and upgrade your base. You can create new rooms, including food vending machines and relaxation areas, and set up places for entertainment. I highly recommend "Galaxy Pass Station" to all fans of space adventures and adorable creatures. It's a game that will make you smile.