Difficult but excellent space dog-fighting game. While slightly disappointing that you never get to control a capital, being a fighter is plenty strong on it's own and you can pull significantly more than your own weight in battle if you know how to pilot.

The graphics are great with a very well developed art style that looks great and still gets to the point.

Combat feels great once you get the hang of the controls and use the drift feature constantly, though I do kinda wish direct strafing was a thing, being space and all. But as it's a dog-fighter in space it would probably ruin some of the dynamic.

The friendly unit AI is also pretty competent just on it's own and you can get through the hardest of difficulties with pretty minimal micromanagement of your units, at least compared to other games with this sort of tactical feature. That doesn't mean it's easy, just that you can better focus on where they should be positioned and what they should guard rather than telling them every little thing to kill while you go off and kill things yourself.

Overall very solid game and worth the pickup if you like a more arcadey space combat experience with aspects of a tactical real-time strategy.