¡El galardonado juego de simulación espacial para PC llega a iPad! Incluye la expansión gratuita FTL: Advanced Edition, que añade naves, enemigos, eventos, armas y mucho más.
Estos son algunos de los premios de la versión para PC:
- IGN: nominación a juego del año de 2012
- PC Gamer: mejor juego breve de 2012
- Indie Game Festival 2013: excelencia en el diseño
- Indie Game Festival 2013: premio del público
- Game Developers Choice Awards 2013: mejor desarrolladora debutante para Subset Games
Web: www.subsetgames.com
Twitter: @subsetgames
NOTA: Compatible únicamente con iPad 2 o modelos más recientes. ¡No se puede ejecutar en un iPad 1!
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FTL: Faster Than Light Reviews
Not what I expected
Somehow, I got the impression that this was a relatively casual space trading game with a minor battle function, not unlike ancient games like Taipan or Sid Meyers’s Pirates. That is not the case; it is primarily a space battle game.
I think. Even doing the tutorial and checking out online walkthroughs, I couldn’t really figure out how to play. Which is totally on me, since I’m really looking for a casual fling, not a committed relationship involving a learning curve and research and so on. I’m sure the game is awesome and that I’m just not the target audience.
A masterpiece
That’s it… most well balanced challenging game ever
Soooooooooo good
This game is the best! You can play it without Wi-Fi which makes it the ONLY reason I ever use my old iPad
Even my son loves the game. And he is a stinky boy who plays with his toy. And makes a lot of noise. Cuz he’s a stinky boy a stinky boy.
Roulette rounds
You don’t really play this game as much as go along with what is a predetermined outcome - you either get an obvious winning set up and beat the mothership easy, or you get absolutely smashed by the last couple jumps because your equipment is still basic tier. And high tier only drops if you SPEND so you can’t save up and hope for a random drop of a Vulcan gun or something and you wind up grinding the same configuration almost every time. Replayability could be so much more if the gear drops were more varied - the design is such that it is all or nothing almost every run.
I love this game
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Unwinnable situations sap the fun.
This game is more frustration than fun. It’s more likely than not that you will run into situations that your ship can’t possibly overcome. Either a lack of available resources or enemy’s with abilities that far exceed your own, especially early in the game and even on easy mode. That really saps the fun out this one for me.
Easy Mode!!! LOL!
I love the idea of this game but come on!!! Easy mode is soooo hard. I am just wondering what hard must be like!!! Reduce things a bit so that I can at least get to the big boss once!!
Excellence
Years later, as all other mobile games have fallen away from playability, FTL holds strong. One of the most well balanced, well crafted video games I’ve ever played. Simple, yet deep; immense, even. Every sound was meticulously crafted. They somehow made, in lofi, the most realistic feeling space survival game out there. Excellent work.
One of the best iPad games ever made
Hard. Infinitely replay-able. Filled with quirks, humor, and depth that take the generative style to an entirely new level. This game is famous because it’s good, and it’s famous because it’s fun.
Highest recommendation. If you like puzzles, if you like spaceships, if you like Star Wars, if you like Into The Breach (same team) or Hades or any other infinite generative replay game, you must play this. I’d buy it for you if I could.
Easier to learn, hard to master
I bought this game when I was a kid, having saved up some money from lawn mowing. I recently noticed it was on the app store and decided to pick it up. It is the perfect game to play in between classes or when taking a break from work.
Don’t be fooled however. This game can be relaxing but it is far from easy. Once you start to unlock other ships you realize there are so many different play styles. You will have to learn the ins and outs if you want to come close to beating the final boss.
My tips:
- Make getting a second shield your first priority
- Don’t rely too much on missiles, use them to take out key systems before finishing them off with other weapons
- Target the enemy’s weapons first. Take out their shields if you cannot get through them, target their pilot if they keep dodging
- Manage your power well! Do not keep your medbay powered unless you need to heal, and you can de-power your oxygen if you need a quick boost
- Shields and engine are priority upgrades. If you have the extra scrap, level up doors, oxygen, and pilot so you have a damage buffer
- Your main objective is to avoid damage. Scraps you spend on repair could have been better spent on upgrades
One of my favorite games from my childhood. Still holds up, and there is nothing like the feeling you get when you finally beat if for the first time.