Picked up the latest humble bundle because of a couple of the other games, but I watched the trailer for Reassembly and it looked like something up my alley. Top-down style isometric space shooter with some neat features, sort of similar to SPAZ in some respects but very different in general.
For starters, the whole thing is "open world", there is no porting between systems. Combat is very similar to SPAZ imho, but the fun part is how ship damage is modeled - pieces of your ship get destroyed but slowly regenerate over time. You only truly get destroyed when your command module blows up. The whole thing makes for a very nice free form game.
Everything is destructable (except your allies). There's fleet command options. But the best part of the game is probably the mostly-free form ship building. If you dream it up, you can build it. A bunch of different weapon options, several different hull primitive types and the design system is just intuitive enough to make building "lightly complex".
The only gripes I have are that the physics in the game are still a little wonky. Gravity in some places seems way off and you end up getting "stuck" to stuff inexplicable which can get frustrating at times.
http://www.anisopteragames.com/ for a look at the game. Should still be on Humble Bundle if it tickles your fancy.
For starters, the whole thing is "open world", there is no porting between systems. Combat is very similar to SPAZ imho, but the fun part is how ship damage is modeled - pieces of your ship get destroyed but slowly regenerate over time. You only truly get destroyed when your command module blows up. The whole thing makes for a very nice free form game.
Everything is destructable (except your allies). There's fleet command options. But the best part of the game is probably the mostly-free form ship building. If you dream it up, you can build it. A bunch of different weapon options, several different hull primitive types and the design system is just intuitive enough to make building "lightly complex".
The only gripes I have are that the physics in the game are still a little wonky. Gravity in some places seems way off and you end up getting "stuck" to stuff inexplicable which can get frustrating at times.
http://www.anisopteragames.com/ for a look at the game. Should still be on Humble Bundle if it tickles your fancy.