In the last couple years I have come to a realisation. If you make any kind of sequel or spin-off or tie-in with an existing Intellectual Property (IP), you are going to upset a lot of fans. It doesn't matter how faithful or groundbreaking your game is, if it is a part of an existing universe you are bound to upset some people. Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is no different.

The game itself is great. I recommend looking up reviews outside of Steam, or just avoid the angry reviews. The Rock Paper Shotgun review is what sold me personally. Don't listen to complaints about the minigames that are just there for fun or comparing it to the previous game.

In the last couple years I have come to a realisation. If you make any kind of sequel or spin-off or tie-in with an existing Intellectual Property (IP), you are going to upset a lot of fans. It doesn't matter how faithful or groundbreaking your game is, if it is a part of an existing universe you are bound to upset some people. Rebel Galaxy Outlaw is no different. The game itself is great. I recommend looking up reviews outside of Steam, or just avoid the angry reviews. The Rock Paper Shotgun review is what sold me personally. Don't listen to complaints about the minigames that are just there for fun or comparing it to the previous game.