Deep Space Fleet: Blackhole Crisis – Tips and Tricks Guide: Hints, Cheats and Strategies

Deep Space Fleet: Blackhole Crisis is the new iOS version of the popular Facebook real time strategy game. Your goal is to build up your space station so that you can bank resources, build a large fleet of ships, and explore a number of brand new stars and planets. In addition, you can also join alliances or simply strike out on your own, and try to become either a member of the best alliance around, or one of the strongest solo players around. Read on for some tips and tricks for Deep Space Fleet: Blackhole Crisis!

While this game does start off fairly slowly, it’s very easy to get going and it’s FAST when you use the proper speed-ups. You can speed up almost anything for free if it takes 5 minutes or less to complete. The only exception is the training of ships. Otherwise, anything that takes less than five minutes to complete can be sped up without having to use any diamonds.

Use this knowledge and train ships as quickly as possible, and as many different types as possible, because each type of ship has their strengths and weaknesses. Cruisers are strong against frigates, which are strong against frigates, which are strong against fighters, which are strong against battleships, and of course, each ship has multiple tiers of strength. So make use of this knowledge and scout before every battle that you fight.

Beyond that, though, upgrade your resources as high as possible, and have both your basic and your advanced workshop running at full tilt as often as possible so that you can expand the size of your fleets insanely high. Expand the maximum population by Terraforming (go to the planet screen and upgrade everything that you can) because the higher your population, the more ships that you can have at once time.

When you are out in the galaxy looking for a player to fight, if you want some really easy battles, then look for a player who has clearly abandoned their base (they have resources but no ships) and attack them as often as you want to. Just give their base a break so that the resources can come back. You won’t lose any ships this way. Occupy wilds and go to the storyline mode to play old missions, also.