TerraGenesis - Space Settlers

The concept is great and even though the UI is a bit rudimentary, it's not all that bad. Once you start playing you quickly realise that research takes quite long in real time. Of course you can spend Genesis Points to hurry things along but you get one queue slot only. Credits are generated per second IF and ONLY IF the game is running. Close it down, and it stops generating credits. Essentially, the developers give you a taste of the game and then you have no way BUT to pay. Nope, moving on.

been playing a day. I have no idea what I'm doing really. but I dont want to stop. I like the option to watch ads almost continuously because some great resources can be found. I'm a "free to play" gamer but some good options as far as purchasing are in store. I suggest this game if you have patience figuring out what does what. but it has a very easy interface nonetheless. have fun!

This game is wildly satisfying as your planet transforms, you can see on the satellite image as your atmosphere changes and water levels change. I've become a bit obsessed with checking my stats to make my planet as habitable as possible. Easy to make credits, harder to make GP but it's doable for free if you join all the socials and watch a boatload of ads which I don't mind at all. All in all a very enjoyable game!

I quite like this game. It's as realistic as it (realistically) can be, and still fun. Tech support works hard to fix glitches that pop up (which is rare for most of the games I've played!). I use it as a project in some of the classes I teach, and the kids enjoy it. Note: This is not meant to be a fast-paced game. It's possible to rush things, but it will cost you lots of credits/genesis points. Pace yourself and enjoy the experience.

As someone who has brought most of the packs, I hope my request is at least considered. With the random planet generator, can you allow us to make a custom name? It would be logical and also it would make the game better in my opinion. I also have one more request. It regards the subject of alien civilizations. Can you please add more species types, Structure and political standing. I think the options are not vast enough. Thank you for reading.

I just wish it was faster and can keep up with my taps. Tends to lag on occasion but it takes a bit of patience and its fine. If not then it has been known to freeze up and I have to exit the game and go back in. No biggie unless ur trying to fix a catastrophe fast. Sound and graphics are great! Hope one day we can actually look at the cities and outposts we build. Like a street view. Awesome so far.

Solid game, my only criticism would be the need for an option to scale back the planet animations in regards to cities. When you start having multiple cities the rendering tends to be really draining on resources. To date this is the only app to force close on me due to overheating.

Ads forever. I decided to see how long I would have to watch ads back to back to just be able to work a 12 hour shift with boosts on. After two hours I'm only 2/3 through, and the ads placement are very annoying on screen. I can't even tell if I like this game yet but if I can't let an idle game idle after watching two hours of ads just for one work shift then there's a problem there. Almost watched an avengers movie just clicking through ads trying to get boosts up. Wow. Just wow.

The first time I noticed the atmosphere starting to appear, when water began to cover the surface, and when greenery started to engulf the once barren planet, I got goosebumps. This game is so good. Expert mode is kinda stinky, though. Worldkiller asteroids are simply annoying and being locked out of most sattelites removes options instead of adding them, like any good higher difficulty should do.

Fun game, challenging. It can get pretty laggy though. I've had my phone freeze up playing this game so that the touch screen won't work and had to restart using the side buttons. Update: finally had to uninstall. The game kept shutting down my touchscreen and I'd have to restart my phone as described above. It would work ok until I had too many cities and buildings, at 6 cities with ~9 buildings a piece it was too much. I have a newer phone too, samsung a42. Maybe it'll work on computer.

Fantastic game. Got back into it after trying out the beta, and it's as amazing as I remember. The pacing and balancing are fantastic, and ads are completely optional. I love the scientific and societal themes it has, and it really feels like I'm running a terraformation project. It really rekindles my sense of awe and wonder about the cosmos.

Would be a 5 star review, when the game works, it's fantastic. Played it for a while and it worked great. So I bought the package for all planets. Little bit later the game stopped allowing me to log in. That was over a month ago. I emailed both support and troubleshooting about it and never got a response or the game fixed. So since I have been unable to play the game for well over a month, one star.

Too many advertisements baked into the game. They are optional but it seems unending the number of ads you are expected to watch. Particularly that Mistplay app, that ad never ends, boring long winded and then 2 gated timers before you can end it. It was a really fun game some time back and it was because of this I reinstalled it. But now, not so bigger fan. Seems focused on ads and microtransactions - to me. I'm comparing it to my earlier experience though.

Awesome game. The only thing I would critque is when you watch some of the ads you don't see when the ad ends, and you keep pushing back and forth to the play store, but that is OK. Iguees so. Things take a while long to complete, but there is a strategy for that without spending too much money. The gameplay is fine there are ads but they are helpful to get you the GP you needDo things. Overall if I'm game and I'm enjoying it very much.

Yet another timer-walled waiting game for android. Nothing to do but wait for upgrades to finish so you can come back hours later and click a few more buttons. It feels empty, lazily executed and incomplete. Recently, it's also gotten unplayably sluggish. The music is nice though. 3 stars generously given for less naggy in-app purchases, decent sound and appearance, and off-line play. Hey devs, what happened to gameplay?

A great game an very addicting to be God. Trouble is it kills my phone, the sliders in particular are the only thing keeping me from buying dlc. I'll spend a few minutes trying to build multiple buildings. Clean screen lick my finger and eventually it works. Fix this or put in a number option and I'll buy all dlc

To much stuff to handle and understand even from turtorial. Why don't you guys cut off complexity of training by having a city of a name and facilities already built? This we don't have to think much about naming and creating facilities like simple stuff but understand the basics of hand more simple. As game progress, we could find new planets and name and build on our wish! But tutorial must be simple, straight to gameplay basics and less complicated with too many stuff

Pretty good, the pay aspects aren't IN YOUR FACE and you can progress just fine over time without paying a cent. I've always really liked the transformation/terraforming aspects of sci-fi. I do however wish it was a touch more interactive, or that I could see and walk through the world as it grows.

Great looking graphics, somewhat confusing trying to get used to the controls and the flow of the game but you get used to it. The constant 'need' to watch ads to progress is annoying, as is the cases of having to rebuild cities/buildings.

I'd prefer the other planets to be free, or be unlockable able through an ad. The game is a great concept an all, but it needs to nit charge for so many planets outside the terrestrial ones. A free daily planet un.ock or achievement which unlocks a random planet would give a great incentive to comeback and play your game.

Preferably a little less wait time on research and construction times, especially people who can't afford GP. We want to be able to continue to interact within the game. Second being able to earn a little more coin to spend, maybe enhanced missions of some sort. but overall it's a decent game to try and pass time.

This game is "fun" but not something your going to sit down and marathon play for hours. There's only so much to do when you first start out. But eventually it does get better, still not something you can sit and play for hours though. Between long build times and waiting to build up enough money to build things it's a maybe twice a day type of game.

It's annoying, having to manually move crosshairs across a mining site looking for ressource deposits! Why not add some research for prospectors (droids/rovers), that can be deployed (for credits) to mark suitable ore spots? Would be a more realistic aproach to prospecting/mining either. 4-5 technologies in each environmental category could use some additions anyway. It would also make sense if mines (especially in higher levels) heatened and polluted the environment adding a bit of complexity.

It's definitely an interesting concept. Graphics are good. And the music is very relaxing. However, it is really hard to navigate. I keep forgetting where to find certain menus, and I have yet to find a help button. This issue has caused me some frustration as I really don't understand what I should be doing or how to do things. I wish there was more instruction and a more straightforward layout.

So far, all research is reasonably priced for the income you make. Ads are a little excessive, but, you can decline them which is awesome. I just wish the genesis points were a little easier to come by. You can get them by watching ads, but not often enough I think.

I absolutely love this game. It's fun to name your towns and watch the gradual progression of your planet as it becomes habitable and cities grow ever larger. However, the reason I give it three stars is because once you place down enough stuff, the game begins to lag *hard*. If it were fixed I would raise my rating, but for now I will leave it at 3.