You start out with a relatively weak, modestly outfitted ship, but there’s money to be made and upgrades to be had along the way. Your goal is to get back to your home system on the other side of the galaxy, but achieving that goal is going to take some time, and what better way to fill that time than by taking on various missions across the region’s 20 star systems. You’ll quickly find you’ve not only been transported to to the other side of the galaxy, but that you’ve woken up 35 years in the future. The game places you in the role of space fighter pilot Keith Maxwell who encounters a space anomaly and ends up adrift through the galaxy, to be rescued by a benevolent miner who helps you get back on your feet.
Tonight, the studio released a new challenge for space jockeys everywhere, the sequel Galaxy on Fire 2 for the iPhone, with an iPad version to follow close behind.
It’s a great game that debuted with some difficulty issues, but they were resolved in short order and its universe has been enjoyed by many. Back in March of last year Fish Labs rolled out their space trading title Galaxy on Fire, giving folks like me who missed out on the 1984 classic Elite a chance to make a name for themselves out there among the stars.
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