This game is amazing. Dev support is only just now stopping, which is more than I can say for other games.

Couldn't really get into this game.

Spaaaaaaaaaaaace.

Right, excuse me.

What I mean, in actuality, is that there is an amazing amount of potential in any game that attempts to harness the infinite possibility of spaaaaaa--sandbox-style rocket science and the Heavens themself.

Kerbal Space Program's intuitive Lego(tm)-like simplicity of snap-in, drag-and-drop rocket building really alleviates the average player's total and absolute impotence in rocket design and supplants it with premature and fiery detonations. (That's what she said.)

This game is a failure simulator. If you don't like how you failed last save, just load up another one and try and fail in a new and more glorious manner.

Are you ready to rip your hair out? Prepared to feel inadequate? Infinite restarts and you're going to need every one of them.

If you've got a couple friends who have greedy streaks and itchy trigger fingers this is the perfect way to waste a few hours.

If you like richly detailed and highly variable strategy games and don't mind the "classic" game look FTL will not disappoint. It's a very challenging title with great replay potential.