The game has, if you take the grind away, maybe 2 hours of content total, sadly not helped by the fact that the "roguelite" aspects are severely undercooked. More variety there could make the game feel fresh for longer, but this game is far away from achieving that. Simply speaking, no two runs feel any different.
Level variety may as well not exist, a single level in Starfox 64 has more enemy variety than this entire game, you go for the same build every time as most upgrades fall into the "gimmicky, but not good" camp. In between runs the permanent upgrades are unexciting (+1% gain to currency), and the customization options are divided into objectively correct choices and “why would I ever want that”.
The controls are dumbed down from the already simple on-rail shooter formula (you can't tilt your plane, for whatever reason).
The writing is unimpressive, and my main takeaway is that in this faraway galaxy of furries in space, they still have 2010’s reddit culture. Maybe if you grind hard enough, you’ll eventually have some plot development, but I’ve given up hope on that. Not that anyone should play games like these for the story anyway.
Don’t expect the game to open up later, or for updates to improve the game, what you see is what you’ll get.

Was zum Geier ist das denn?

Ein Prototyp eineesProgrammier-Tutorials? Oder das Kind der Nachbarn hat sich an Unity gewagt?

Diese Software ist spielerisch dermassen auf ein Minimum reduziert, dass nichts davon mit einem vollwertigen Spiel zu tun hat.

Man kann das Raumschiff nicht frei steuern. Und man schiesst im Grunde wie in den Moorhuhn-Spielen von früher.

Wisst Ihr was? Warum geht ihr nicht einfach Steine klopfen, statt solchen Mist zu produzieren und Steam damit zu befüllen?

:(

Fun. Needs more content though. Seriously. 1 build to rule them all. Who even uses spreadshot?