I’m writing this to hopefully have a dev look and fix this issue.The ships we get from spins (such as the keys or gold spins) are permanent in our arsenals. We can’t sell any of them which becomes a problem after a while because the storage fills up both in and outside of our museum. I don’t want to spend gold to increase museum storage and would rather just sell the ships I don’t want for in-game dollars or find some other way to get rid of them.If a developer reads this, please consider letting us sell the ships we win from spins as we can already sell the ones we buy from the store. Thank you.

This game is fun and an easy time burner. The controls are intuitive and everything is easy to understand and learn. This game is in a particularly rare niche in that it is addictively fun to play and yet does not force you to spend money to continue playing or overwhelm you with ads. It is possible to play this game as much as you want and make progress without spending anything or spending hours watching ads. Granted, as would be expected you can progress faster by buying more advanced ships, but it’s not required. After enjoying this game for a couple of months for free I did end up buying a few ships, because honestly these guys deserve it for making such a fun game that isn’t an obvious money grabber. Well done, and I hope that never changes. Highly recommended.

I had actually been playing this game since I was a child, and here I am, playing the game still from my childhood, this game is amazing, even if the graphics aren’t great or are too old, nothing and no one can change my opinion on this game. And to the developers who worked hard in this game, thank you for giving me and all of us a Amazing! Game to play when we’re bored or don’t know what to do. I hope there are more incredible future updates on this game. And once more to the developers, keep up the good work, and to those that are busy wondering around the App Store for a great game, this is the game you have to download and play! -Dent ;)

Within 5 minutes of playing the game for the first time, it stops halfway through the 2nd tutorial to present an ad for a slot machine game. No warning or anything, the screen was just covered with a giant slot machine, with no immediate exit/close button.Additionally, the controls are fairly bad; the game doesn't calibrate the user's gyroscope, so it has a tendency to continually tilt towards one side or the other. And if you try to adjust manually, the screen drag controls are the opposite of what you'd expect. The ship's controls are also pretty bad, as it turns instantly - I don't mean that the rudder turns instantly (which would be bad enough) - no, the entire ship turns instantly, which is pretty ridiculous. Obviously the game isn't intended to be a simulator, but it should have some sense of the laws of physics. I suspect that this turning mechanic was easier to implement in the game, and that's why it is used.