Review by David Washington, 75%. "Battlecruiser: Millennium is off to a great start, but it has not yet reached its ultimate potential."

Review by David Washington, 3.5/5. "The depth and infinite replay value of this game makes this one of the must have sim games of 2001. Still, its mediocre graphics, overall average sound, and steep learning curve, and somewhat weak story may turn away all but the hardcore sim gamer."

Review by Rorschach, 75%. "BCM is the game that I would most want to be trapped on a deserted island with."

Review by Scott Osborne, 6/10. "It's a game that reaches for the stars, gets well underway, and yet in the end only makes it as far as the moon."

Review by Craig Wessel, 70%. "This game's ambitious scope and scale overcome some of its technical issues."

Review by John Callaham, 88%. "Battlecruiser Millennium may not be as pretty as some would like but if you dive into the game you will see there is a lot of cool stuff to check out behind the curtain."

Review by Michael Perlo, 72%. "If you are, in fact, able to stomach the lack of atmosphere, master the interface and make your way through the lulls in gameplay there is plenty of gaming muscle here, assuming you have the imagination (and the patience) to explore the game's wide range of possibilities."

Gold Edition review by Zack Stromberg, 78%. "Although too difficult for the casual gamer, Battlecruiser Millennium: Gold Edition offers extremely open-ended gameplay in an astoundingly large universe for players looking for a deep, involving spaceflight simulation."

Review by Omni, 7.3/10. "It's got its flaws and it's share of bugs, but being able to have free reign almost cancels them out."

Review, 62%. "Those who love a lot of detail, and can look past the game's shortcomings, will probably appreciate its depth and be quite happy with it."