5 stars: A very fun game that is both simple and a bit challenging because you have to make literal split-second taps to get it to work properly. The only downside is that it's a very short game. There are only two places to colonize and once you've done them and reached level 10 on both, there's really nothing left to do. It would be nice if they added more levels to colonize or some other form of continuation.
4 stars: It's a fun game, just need more planets to jump to and more rocket skins. The colony is just a bunch of people standing on the planet. When I think of colony, I think of buildings and sustaining life and such. Would be nice to see the 'colony' grow bigger each time you rank up. (Example, more buildings etc.) Also, a choice of a button to press when detaching the rocket and different rocket shapes to choose from. Thank you
3 stars: Whilst initially fun, this game loses its edge quickly. In order to progress in any meaningful sense, you are essentially required to eat ad after ad to gain the required currency to build larger rockets and add more people to other worlds. Gaining this currency in any other way incurs a lengthy grind, with each rocket launch only yielding a small amount of money. Building a bigger rocket by any other means other than being fed ad's is incredibly time consuming. Space Frontier presents an interesting concept but fails to launch due to its reliance on ad mechanisms to move the player forward.
5 stars: Be cool if there is...