Astro Colony

[b] An honest take on Astro Colony: Great foundation, but the late-game grind needs work. [/b] The game runs like a dream—seriously, the optimization is top-tier. I can have sprawling factories and dozens of moving objects without a hitch, which is more than I can say for some other games in the genre. However, I'm hitting a wall with the end-game. The "building" part becomes a chore when you're trying to scale up. Setting up massive automated asteroid catchers (64+) is less about creative problem-solving and more about tedious, repetitive clicking. This is where the game starts to feel like a second job. The biggest pain point is the deconstruction tool. It's needlessly restrictive. If you want to clear out an area, you're forced to mass-delete only one specific type of object in a single plane. God forbid you want to delete a complex chain of buildings or a blueprint you no longer need. You have to do it piece-by-piece, block-by-block. A Plea to the Devs: The Blueprint Designer is a good start, but we need a proper copy-paste system for groups of objects. I should be able to select half of my factory, mirror it, and paste it elsewhere. This would make the late-game construction feel like actual engineering, not manual labor. Please, for the love of all that is automated, rework the deconstruction system. Let us mass-select and delete anything in an area without fighting the UI. It would make the game ten times more enjoyable for those of us who want to build big. Verdict: A solid, well-optimized game that needs some major QOL love to truly shine in the late game.