this game is basically rocket league but with more windmills and balls. 10/10

played for 5k hours and i'm still bad, that must mean the game is bad right

I don't understand the negative responses to this game. There's another game that's quite similar called "Stars", which is 15 dollars and rated higher, but this has much more content. I was trying them out as aides for my Astronomy class and this one seems to have everything I need: detailed information about planet and star locations, types, sizes, and distances, in addition to lots of other info. It even shows the boundaries of constellations on the celestial sphere. Everything is pretty intuitive, and there's even a throrough tutorial to walk you through the controls.

It's certainly not Elite Dangerous' galactic star map. There's hardly any control you can exert over the environment to really understand the scale of stuff in space. You can teleport around on the dock and you can teleport to a zoomed out view of the solar system, but it's not to scale. In "The Lab", which is free, there is the same solar system environment and the planets are to scale (plus you can throw them around, so that's neat). Pointing at the constellations and seeing them light up in the sky is by far the biggest selling point, but it's not worth 15 dollars to me.

A perfect 5/7. spooderman is shot web.

Really though, it's so intense that i've had to stop playing and regather my composure. It's challenging and immersive.