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this game reminds me of John Lennon

There is an unending amount of content I only just completed the star chart Destiny wishes it could be this

I play as a naked druid named Nutsack who goes around making animal noises at everything until they get him angry, in which he blasts them with approximately 300 million volts of electricity. 10/10.

There are so many things I can say about this game, like how empty it is, how little it innovates, how most of the game world is useless trash, but I think I can best describe part of the issue with this game with a part of the credits.

Two people are ever credited as writers in the credits. Two. That's like trying to get a shot glass to fill up an ocean. It doesn't matter how good your game looks or your mechanics if there's no game to play, no *good* story to experience, no standout locations or quests, almost nothing. The quest I remember the most is the Mantis quest, and that's just because it's good loot. You have so little quests and story to experience here compared to the rest of the universe that it makes Fallout 4 look like the garden of Eden it's so dead. This game makes Breath of the Wild look like a city builder it's so dead. This game makes Banjo Kazooie nuts and bolts look like a Rockstar game it's so dead. The lead writer, *allegedly* has such an ego that bro can't stomach more than one other person on the team. "My way" type of nonsense.

As that one YouTuber said, you can't make a pizza and put the pepperoni and the cheese and the sauce on only the first bite. You've got an ocean of dough that isn't even remotely filled.

Also update your engine please oh my goodness it's about time y'all, Bethesda is the king of half measures and they half measured their upgrade.

I originally got this game a couple years ago, and I thought it was neat, though I reached the end of the content then and I decided to wait until the full release to get my thoughts out. Now, I am likely only a few hours away from gathering the last few achievements. The extra content is optional really and most achievements can be unlocked by just playing the game normally.

Here's what I can say about the game:

This is incredibly addicting, the gameplay throughline is well thought out and executed. What you are getting here is indeed a full game, don't let the graphics fool you. You start out barely surviving the wasteland of a planet you're imprisoned on and by the end you're micromanaging resource production, storage, crafting, getting the Terraformation Index number ever higher (a combination of Oxygen, Heat, Pressure, and Biomass production). You actually forget the survival aspect, not because it ever went away (you still need to eat food and drink water), but because the outside world becomes a playground at some point, which is ultimately rewarding to a newer player who at first can barely go a few meters from their pod without needing to rush back for oxygen.

This game features a little bit of everything. Want to explore? There's tons to find. Although I will say the lore is a little weak, it has some interesting themes nonetheless. No, what you're really exploring for is that sweet, sweet loot. And trust me, this game has *tons* of loot. At some point it becomes overflowing, but when gathering the base resources becomes too tedious, sometimes exploring can solve that issue quickly, and by the time you get back you've got new blueprints to try out.

What do I mean by that? As your [Ti] increases, you gain access to better blueprints. This forces the player to play in a linear fashion, sure, but it just feels natural. I never felt like I was cheesing the game, instead I was always progressing in a satisfying, exponential way. No matter what I did, I was progressing. Any action you take in this game naturally just feels necessary. Building my base, crafting drones to help stock my auto crafters to create industrial resources without me having to do so manually, or exploring the wilderness for ruined ships or ancient civilizations, or simply launching a few trade rockets for cash or extra loot. And that feeling you get when you begin to actually see the fruits of your labor around you. Lakes and waterfalls flowing into the desolate craters of the planet, trees and grass regrowing all around the planet, bugs, fish, frogs, and animals roaming the planet or settling down in their natural environs. It's really neat.

I enjoyed this game thoroughly, although my only con is that it can definitely become very slow. This is a game for the patient, so I recommend having a YouTube video or a podcast running in the background whilst you play because there will definitely be some waiting. That's the unfortunate side effect of the [Ti] element, it's essentially an idle game addition. I also mentioned earlier, the lore takes a major backseat. It's a little interesting I suppose, but it could do with a *lot* more fleshing out. I do think that the game does environmental storytelling pretty well though. And I will say, though I can bear the graphics, I know plenty of others can't. It has an Xbox 360 Arcade game look to it, and I think the only reason I can enjoy that art style is because I grew up with those games.

Overall, 8/10. Exceedingly fun and interesting, though occasionally tedious, a little shallow outside of the gameplay, and definitely needs a graphical overhaul (or maybe a stylized look outside of almost looking like a Unity asset flip).

Good game.

beetles.

IT WOULD BE SO AWESOME


IT WOULD BE SO COOL

it has been two years since I've last reviewed this game and I have to say this game only gets better but my god if you have like a life and responsibilities and a job and you go to college or you maybe have a hobby just don't get this game because this will become all of those things

The fact that 343i is able to put this much effort into a PC port is literally insane

Basically, gud game(s)