I'm unable to download it right now, but man, those screens look sweet! [smile]

Like zuren, I think it looked wonderful, but I disliked the controls. At the very least, I was deserately wishing for a strafe ability; navigating without it was tedious. Although I'd actually prefer at least a degree of decreased inertia; make the ships always try to follow their line of sight at least somewhat, rather than just following standard inertial physics entirely. I had a hard time doing anything other than bouncing off of walls and people, and I doubt I'd care enough about the game to try to become more skilled at that style of controls/physics. Also, the precision of the ship rotation was a little lacking. I had a hard time actually aiming at someone. I tap the left or right keys just once quickly, and I'd already be shooting on the other side of an enemy; they were in a hole where I couldn't aim. I'd have to wait until one of us drifted or moved enough so that my bullets could hit them again.

And the text on my screen was incredibly small (at 1024x768x32, on a 14" widescreen (so technically 1280x768, but with edges blacked out) laptop LCD). Like descriptions, mouse-hover text tips, and such. It was like four or five pixels high, and one to four pixels wide. Difficult to read. I think that was the reason it took me a little bit of effort getting into the actual game. And I still don't really know what the whole shop, equip, whatever else screens were about. Probably because I didn't try to hard to read the text.