6 years ago, I bought this game for my 11th birthday. I was fascinated by what the game had to offer. I would play it for hours and would secretly play it late at night past my curfew just trying to build a space station above Mars. I don’t know any other game that would let you do that, especially the game being on mobile. I stopped playing the game because my attention span wasn’t all too great. I would download the game again after a few years and was surprised that the game had 2-3 new updates and my inner child spark back to life. I would play with the new features and the nostalgia came back. The features were great and I had no bad experience with them ;however, the features were few and didn’t add that much gameplay from what it already was. I felt disappointed that even after a few years, the game didn’t get many updates. I kept the game on my phone hoping for a new update to come. It took awhile but the update that included new space station parts and more rockets had me giggling with joy and excitement that now I have new opportunities to build whatever I can think of. That was a year ago. I’m still waiting for new updates to come out but I fully understand that the developer is doing this all by himself and that game developing is a hard process. I’m going to college in a few months and I’m still hopeful for anything new that will come to this beautiful game

I have had this game for about a year now, and I am still having fun playing! I do not think it is a exaggeration to say (in my opinion) this is THE best space app on the mobile store. I know it gets flack for the in-apps, but as a fellow developer, I know that the in-apps are necessary to provide continual longevity and funding for a project. If my two dollars and all the more I have spent on in-apps go to adding more features to this amazing game, all the better. I don’t write reviews on the App Store often, and this is my first of the year, but I felt like after all the positivity and happiness I have inherited through Space Agency, I owed it to the developer to say: “thanks, your doing the right thing!” This game is flawless, and I look forward to seeing how it evolves in the future! Thanks for the countless hours of fun, -JM

This game has MASSIVE potential, nowhere else do I find station building mechanics like these, where you have to manage resources (o2, co2 power, and fuel) and send resupply missions every now and then while doing that and bringing modules up yourself, HOWEVER that’s where my praise of this game runs out, space flight is incredibly unrealistic, which normally is not a problem but this game takes bits and pieces from real Spaceflight and just throws them in haphazardly while not bothering with anything else! It’s like, “realistic when convenient for us, but inconvenient for you the player” it makes doing anything incredibly tedious and annoying, if you want a good space flight game get space flight simulator, it’s free with paid expansions (which are cheap! And there are only 5 that total to $12) and if you have some money to spare and have a PC, get KSP!In conclusion, this game has some unique mechanics but it has so many downsides that I can’t really recommend it to anyone, that and almost everything cost money!No ads tho!

First of all, I really enjoyed this game. There’s so many different levels that all have their touch of a challenge and it’s so much fun designing your own rockets and space stations in sandbox mode. However I was slightly disappointed by (!Spoiler Alert!) the fact that there was no mission to reenter the Space shuttle. In the mission there was a hint that the shuttle would fly back to earth: “Hopefully the heat shield can be repaired at the station and the shuttle can be returned to HOM in a future mission”. I was looking forward to this mission so much, that it was really sad when I finished all the career missions. Another mission to do this is all I’m asking, at best I would looove the opportunity to even build the shuttle rocket and fly it to space, including the ability to open the cargo bay and deploy some object. That would be phenomenal!