Hi. I played the game a couple of years ago, truly enjoying it, but there was zero effort put since... Although there were some "updates", NOTHING actually got improved. The same tools, same buildings, same creatures - only worse. The giant crab was a real deal back then but happily living their lives so that you could avoid them. Now, they simply jump up from the earth just in front of you and follow you regardless what - until you slice them with your knife - easily four of them, no challenge at all. And the best mining tool is a pipe bender? Really? No better invention? You can build a laboratory to construct a space craft and the best tool is the bender? Since starting early access NO EFFORT! The price is ridiculous for what they (don't) offer!

Got confused seeing that this game got an update. Completely forgot about it. It is so much worse. I don't know where the money or time went into the game.

Returning to Osiris after a very long break, found it in worse condition than back then, when I played it for the first time, got as far as building a base, then wanted to move some internal furnishings about, but hey it doesn't let me, so can't even dismantle the base, what a waste of time, disappointing.

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Absolute heap of garbage. played a few years ago for about 18 hours and had middling fun, despite the game being unpolished and janky as hell. tried again today after it had an "update" and was met with error after error trying to join my friend;s private server. could not recommend enough that you spend your time and money elsewhere.

good game . but ther is big problem with walking have some glitch but still fun game

its more like real

This review is referencing the campaign only. This game feels like it had a lot of good concepts in mind when it was created, but either ran out of money, talent or vision. It feels abandoned. There are many glitches, a lack of logic to the progression, balance and material requirements/availability. The story is very short, but stretched out over a long time of mining, slowly and manually. The map travel is onerous and by the time you get to a point where you can maybe travel around a bit with speed, the game is over. It's all about the mining resources, barely about survival or fighting enemies. Higher difficulty just means more enemies with lower stacks in storage. You can skip half the progression to get to the next stage and it's more intuitive to do so. I also see videos from 7 years ago that look better than this campaign does. I'll check out sandbox and see if they just abandoned the campaign. Overall, the game had a lot of potential that fell off.

Note: After playing a bit on sandbox and challenge, the few extra items help a bit, but overall, the opinion on the game is the same. I think they need more resources or something in order to really advance this game.