What is Reddit's opinion of Starlink?

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Having an AI ally in a cell wars game does sound awesome! Without the AI I find that if an AI and I are smaller than another AI I just restart the map. There's no point in trying to fight the big AI since the smaller one will take me out as I try to do so.

The closest I've seen to diplomacy with an AI in this kind of game is Neptune's Pride 2. The AI in that game is supposed to take the place of players that dessert the game. It's pretty dumb tho, it'll be a predictable friend until you attack it.

"Little Stars for Little Wars 2" reminds me of StarLink, which had a cool way of upgrades. Which was stars themselves offer bonuses, such as double ship production. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Tasharen.SG

There's definitely a lot of takes on this genre. http://www.kongregate.com/cell-games Thanks for breaking some ground with AI in the genre!

Reminds me of Starlink https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Tasharen.SG . Starlink had node attack decisions based on certain nodes causing different effects, such as double production (rather than gaining access to gold or mana resources).

Why would you ever have a tower not in harvest mode? That seems like unnecessary complexity.

I was browsing the Play Store with Yalp Store when I came across a fun little strategy game called Starlink. It works great, but probably nobody knows it. Would little games like this qualify for those lists? There's probably thousands of little games you could play on your Oculus Go!

I think I found it!!! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Tasharen.SG

Starlink ist ein taktisches RTS Spiel und ganz nett für zwischendurch. Geht auch als Multiplayer.

I hope they tie it into the original

Starlink. But you need to buy it in order to host a game.

The game you played might be Starlink , it's a super simple strategy game but it's fun.