Editor's Rating
Story - In Training Space Station, you take on the role of a robotic slaver in the vast galactic fringe. Your mission is to capture humans and humanoid aliens, extracting their secrets and transforming them into obedient servants. The premise is intriguing, hinting at a potential for an immersive narrative. However, it falls short due to hastily translated generic genre filler. Don't expect a gripping story. - 71%
Visual - Graphically, Training Space Station impresses, considering its nature. The character models are flexible, and the variety of body types adds a refreshing touch. The cute and visually appealing girls exhibit lifelike motion, and the inclusion of both light and dark skin tones, as well as diverse hair colors, is commendable. It's clear that attention has been paid to creating an engaging visual experience. - 81%
Engagement - The gameplay lacks mechanical sophistication, particularly in the training aspect, which revolves around reaching information thresholds. Additionally, the training process is overly expensive, leading to a tedious grind that may discourage players. Combat suffers from tanky enemies, turning it into a waiting game rather than an enjoyable challenge. - 70%
Core Loop - The core loop of Training Space Station revolves around capturing and training girls, building stations, and watching their progression. It's a refreshingly original concept in a sea of H games. The potential is evident, but the game is still rough around the edges. - 82%
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This review is based on author's perspective and actual experience may differ on individual's own preferences.