Review: Star Sonata 2
From Landauer Games comes Space Sonata 2, a free-to-play MMO space exploration game. Choose your side and engage in combat and trade missions for great justice!
From Landauer Games comes Space Sonata 2, a free-to-play MMO space exploration game. Choose your side and engage in combat and trade missions for great justice!
Scour the cargo containers of the galaxy for valuable goods! Compete against other scavengers online! Can you earn enough money to return to Earth?
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