As a fan of the Foundation series from Apple TV, I approached FOUNDATION: Galactic Frontier with high expectations — and overall, the project met them, albeit with a few caveats.What I liked:* The atmosphere of the universe. The developers have managed to capture the spirit of the original work: the somewhat gloomy yet majestic aesthetic of the distant future, the sense of scale of the Galactic Empire at the twilight of its greatness. The visual style is recognizable and clearly inspired by the TV adaptation.* Strategic element. The game invites you to build and develop colonies on different planets, taking into account their unique resources and conditions. The balance between economy, science and defence forces you to think through every step — it’s reminiscent of classic 4X strategies, but with the signature Foundation twist of long‑term planning.* Story and lore. The game is full of references to Isaac Asimov’s books and the TV series. Encounters with factions, hints about Hari Seldon’s psychohistory, and moral dilemmas create a feeling of being part of a greater story. Dialogues and briefings are written with respect for the source material.* Musical score. The soundtrack perfectly complements the atmosphere: epic yet slightly melancholic themes underscore the drama of events and the scale of the challenges facing the player.What could be improved:* Optimization. There are noticeable FPS drops in some locations, especially when there are many objects on screen. I hope this will be fixed with patches.* Learning curve. Newcomers to the genre may find it hard to grasp all the mechanics at once. The tutorial provides basic knowledge, but many nuances have to be learned through trial and error.* Mission repetition. After several hours of gameplay, some tasks start to feel formulaic. More unique events and unexpected twists would benefit the game.Conclusion:FOUNDATION: Galactic Frontier is a worthy title for Foundation fans. It’s not just a marketing add‑on to the series, but an independent strategy with deep gameplay and fidelity to the spirit of the original. Yes, there are technical rough edges and aspects that need improvement, but the overall picture is impressive. If you’ve ever dreamed of taking part in executing Seldon’s Plan or building your own piece of the Galactic Empire, this game is definitely worth your attention.