Pathing and other commands are computer-driven. You can issue commands while in control of the secondary ships, but only as to where they should move or who they should shoot at. You can switch to the secondary ships by clicking on their icons from the ship bar. From there, the general status of those ships can be viewed. The ship bar gives you access to the secondary ships icons. From there, you can issue a formation command, instruct all the ships to shoot on the target you are aiming at or cease-fire. Commands can be issued to other vessels in your fleet from the fleet commands bar. A yellow meter shows the weapon's recharge status after being fired.
Weapons in range of an enemy are indicated by a green outline. Weapons can be viewed on the weapons bar.
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Each ship can travel at three different speeds, from a very, very slow speed to an emergency full speed (which I might mention feels only slightly faster than the slow speed). Turns may be wider or narrower depending on the speed of the ship and the ship's own navigation abilities.
If a turn is necessary, it will show the path that the ship will take. You can place multiple waypoints, as well. The ship will then plot a course (visible by yellow dashes). Move your ship by clicking anywhere in the Etherium (the space where all actions takes place) to set a waypoint. The interface is simple, a good thing since this game is geared towards anyone, ages 8 and up.
Finally, this is one the few games I've played lately that didn't disappoint me with its ending cut scene. They aren't really cut scenes because the action continues on the screen, but pertinent ships or locations are zoomed in on as voiceovers explain what is happening. Cut scenes, that aren't really cut scenes, interrupt game play periodically with some important or mission changing information. After each mission, Jim Hawkins writes in his journal and you'll listen and read as he entails what happens when you aren't on your ship. Later, you'll save the empire from a tragic disaster. Initially, you'll confront other pirate ships and be given clues about who is leading the big attack. There are whales that fly through space and beautiful nebula that will drain your ships energy if you enter them. Along the way, you'll see many interesting things. You will go through many missions, from rescuing another ship to investigating strange sightings. He is going through the finishing exercises to graduate from the Royal Navy Guard cadet training.
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In the single player campaign, which takes place after the movie that is being released by Disney later this month, you are Ensign Jim Hawkins. The tutorial gives you two choices, a basic or advanced training, in order to learn the mechanics of the game. There is also a multi-player version, which can be played on LAN or over the internet. Historical maps have set parameters, while open maps allow you to choose fleet size and victory points. You can choose from historical or open maps. You can start out with the single player campaign, which takes you through a rather fun storyline, or hop right into a single player skirmish, which pits you in a battle against computer generated opponents. There are several methods of play available. If you have a modicum of patience and are in the market for an action/strategy game, this may just the one you're looking for. The graphics and sound are both well done and the storyline is engaging. Although the game has a few flaws, it is actually pretty entertaining. As Jim Hawkins, you will battle pirates and new enemies, see dragons and nebulae and navigate through asteroid fields and distant space. Reveal the mystery of this whole place and find your way out in this brutal action platformer.Disney's Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon, developed by Barking Dog Studios who brought us Homeworld: Cataclysm, is a hybrid of strategy and action gaming. You found yourself in the twisted world with the only “person” to rely on is the strange thing stuck on your hand who seems to know more than he tells. If you have any questions, you can text me in Discord. The game is difficult for its challenges, not because you have to repeat long sections from the beginning. You’ll be dying a lot, but checkpoints are frequent. If the answer is yes, then you may like it. Before you buy it, you should ask yourself: “Am I a fan of hardcore platformers?”
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