This game deserves a 10 because it successfully puts the player in the shoes of god, and its your choice whether you are a creative or destructive god. My second favorite part is changing scenario to two solar systems crashing into each other, and knowing that my favorite part of the game sees this happen hundreds of times over on a far larger scale. My favorite part about this game when you are looking across a scale of hundreds of light years across at two galaxies that you have just sent towards each other and the smooth immersive graphics let you slip your focus away from anything but the spiraling motion of the two galaxies. This is the only game i have ever seen that successfully makes education fun, and i think its because you can shape what you do and because its your choice whether you learn from it, it doesn't require that you understand any previous facts, save the easy to use controls, to be able to play any part of the game. The game file is less than 100mb and it can run on most computers, making it the perfect toy for 5 minutes between meetings or lessons. Its library of different scenarios and locations can keep even the most unmoved, unimaginative people entertained. It doesn't try to be a big game that appeals to everyone, but it does manage to appeal to the unborn astrological physicist in everyone I've seen play it.

The game file is less than 100mb and it can run on most This game, although arguably just a simulation, is magnificent. This game, although arguably just a simulation, is magnificent.

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