Micro Star Command

Liam Healey / Aug 30, 2024 / Indie, Strategy

windows
Steam Deck Playable

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In this minimalist roguelike strategy game, you will take control of your nation's star systems and command your troops as you race to the galaxy's edge. Make split-second tactical decisions as you plot the routes of your forces and gain powerful new upgrades as you expand across the galaxy.

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What's new

Patch Notes for v1.0.4

2024-08-31

I noticed that many players were struggling with elites in the early game, so I slightly nerfed them.

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What players say

7 user reviews

100% positive, 7 reviews

Recommended15 hrs played

This game is just amazing to me. I get the feeling it was designed by somebody who really understands how to make a roguelike challenging and highly replayable. Even after 100%ing the game, i find myself coming back and discovering new item combinations and playstyles. I have had multiple "aaah i get it now" moments, each time increasing my understanding of the core gameplay mechanics. This is one of those "one...

4 found this helpful, 2024-09-08

Recommended18 hrs played

This game is very fun and I do wish more content is added. Highly recommend this game if you like strategy games that are quick and have good replay ability to them.

1 found this helpful, 2024-12-18

Recommended16 hrs played

What fun! This game provides endless hours of addictive game play, perfectly blending strategy and fun. The variety of relics and their combinations make it highly re-playable, and its well designed mechanics add to the overall enjoyment.

2 found this helpful, 2024-09-14

Recommended3 hrs played

Fun game that is absolutely worth the price! Only played for some hours but it's obvious the game has replay-ability in mind and bunch of different modifiers to make each run different. Old gameplay idea implemented in a fresh and new way, in a new environment :) Good work Liam!