About This Game Astraeus is a VR asteroid mining RTS game that's quick to play, easy to learn, and enormous in scope. Build a mining network from dozens of bases, and watch as hundreds of ships swarm around you in a dazzling web of light. In the near future, dozens of companies are operating in the asteroid belt, fighting for their share of the biggest gold rush in history. Your job is to control swarms of mining drones, build a network of bases, and outpace the competition. Or crush them. Astraeus was created as the winning entry in the Qualcomm VR Developer Challenge, an online reality show for VR development. It is the fourth VR strategy game from E McNeill, along with Darknet, Tactera, and Skylight. 7aa9394dea Title: AstraeusGenre: Indie, StrategyDeveloper:E McNeillPublisher:E McNeillRelease Date: 1 May, 2018 Astraeus Download] [Patch] The next generation game for fans of Eufloria. While more abstract, gameplay consists of missions resembling Homeworld's tactical map. A true, addictive crack gem. 4X whittled to the bone. A virtuoso use of VR.. Pretty fun and simple little RTS. Controls are very intuitive and easy to use. It's not too complex, and after the first couple of levels you'll pretty much have the hang of it. That said, it can get quite challenging when you've got 2 or even 3 enemies all working against you in the same "map". Personally, I think the $15 price tag is a little steep, but I'd definitely recommend it. Out of the 4 games I've played from this developer (the 4 from the VR strategy bundle, all of which have a very similar look and feel to them), this is by far my favorite and if you were only going to get 1 of them I'd highly recommend you go with this one.. Maybe I\u2019m missing something, but there doesn\u2019t seem to be any way to control where your ships go. You can designate your next target, but otherwise your ships go wherever they want, which is never where you actually want them. There\u2019s no way to tell how many ships you or the enemy have, other than \u201cthat\u2019s a lot of blips.\u201d
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