At its core, this game is p good. reminds me a lot of catastrophe x before that game died.

Anyway, as for input/suggestions:

-Currently the only real strategy is ship spam. Winning this way is just. so, so slow as spawn rate/damage/health is always the same for every ship, every engagement early usually ends in like a 1-2 HP advantage overall. 

-More ship diversity or things to do with planets other than building ships would make the game more than just a spamfest, as currently if you have 3 planets, just make all 3 ships and you're winning pretty much guaranteed

-The turn timer should scale up slightly for each unit you control (like. two seconds per unit+planet) for when you get a ton of crap on the field

-make clicking on the cell a ship is on select it instead of having to click the ship itself. I found it mildly annoying to slightly miss the ship when I still clicked the correct cell

-highly recommend numbering units whose orders have been given so you can assess which one goes first. mostly applies if you have a lot of them

-Possibly highlight movement conflicts if your ships are going to path through an obstructed square. Its an interesting game mechanic but some notifications about when it is happening would help a lot

But hey, what you've got so far is definitely solid. Its hard to judge what the game will be once some actual content is added, but I'm sure if you keep at it you'll end up with something good in the end!

There seems to be a bug in this version... I pressed pause and when I returned pressing "Resume" did not resume... the button "clicked" but I was not returned to the game and was left stuck on the Pause screen.

Brilliant game. I loved the graphics, and the gameplay concepts are interesting (although a bit difficult to master at first). I had a few suggestions as follows:

- Maybe a tutorial level where the enemy is more "docile"? This would help establish the concepts of the game

- A numbered counter which displays the order in which the ships would move

- Some sort of indication which tells us if a move would be possible on not

Note that for the last point, there were many situations where I would plan a move but it would not execute because another ship was blocking the path. This became even more frustrating when the move would get cancelled, but the ship would move later on. Most of these situations occurred in the sector "Crimson tide".

Another thing, Anhik (the red guy) repeats his dialogues sometimes. I noticed this once I'd captured Crimson tide.

Another note on crimson tide, the red ships have an advantage because their starting ships are closer to the planets that blue ships

This game has good potential. The music is great! The main issue right now is that the outcomes of fights aren't clear. E.g. I was surprised when my ships couldn't fly away and were instead attacked - and didn't even retaliate! The exact rules of the fight are never clear. I read that it's resolved in "alternating fashion" but what does that mean? At the very least you need to show numbers near arrows - to see in what order your units will execute them. Then resolve fights step by step (also the shots). Maybe even reveal the enemy orders (with their numbers). I gave up in mission 2 (where there are 3 planets at the top and 3 at the bottom) because I couldn't understand the rules how combat is resolved.

This is a lovely game! You peaked my interest and kept it. Truly engaging and fun to play. Congratulations on stellar game.

I have a bug where I can't select my fleet :(You can't see my cursor, but I am hovering over the fleet and it highlights a hex around the fleet. I also have this bug with the asteroids (although I don't think that you can actually select them)

This is really impressive. I have worked on a few phaserjs projects in the past I am very curious what the source code for this looks like.

This game looks polished out of the box and has great mechanics. I would love to see more of this!

Promising game! The tactics are interesting. I couldn't work out how to repair bases (using a fighter to do this seemed to have no effect), and I was surprised that the tutorial kept repeating. Looking forward to the next version!