Recent reviews by ghaxx

Starts with a login screen - no one likes external accounts. Then presents a "one time" offer. It feels very microtransaction-ish. Has overly expensive subscription which costs similarly to netflix and xbox game pass - ridiculous. Getting to actual training is of conrse complicated because you need to see all the payment possibilities. The shooting part is alright and you get some stats but at this point I'll rather just try selecting cells in ms excel with a stopwatch just to not see "great subscriptions deals" on every screen.

Not yet. Wait a few weeks, let developers fix most important bugs and in the meanwhile enjoy quality of life changes offered in free update to the base game.

The game is nice but it still needs some improvements. Everyone mentions lack of customizable keybinds. I noticed some UI keys don't match what you actually need do press (< and > are , and .). It looks like every item is just a box with different color - even liquids. Pacing is a bit slow and I think starting location could be a little bit bigger or at least have less water. The game feels like more like an RTS than a factory builder. There's no sense of large scale, at least on the first planet. Tutorial hints are wonky and sometimes disappear too quickly. I don't like that some buildings accept belts while other need special sorters to insert items.

I like having construction drones from the start. Graphics are pretty. And vertical construction is an interesting idea. Dealing with building on a sphere i also a new, interesting challenge.

The game is also available on XBox Game Pass (I checked yesterday and it was the same version) so I'll be continuing playtesting there for a while. But considering that the game is still unfinished and needs polish, I'll be staying with Factorio for bigger, longer playthroughts.

I'll definitely check the game again after release and maybe a few patches to see if it's as pleasant to build as in Factorio.

I had fun in first 30 minutes. The narration becomes boring and replays are full of unskippable cutscenes. I like the idea of the game but I didn't enjoy the delivery that much.

I really appreciate slower pace, tactical approach and great sci-fi theme.

The game looks awesome. So why does it make me look at my crafting bench so much?
After 2 hours I don't really feel like I've build something satisfying. Constructors and smelters are painfully slow and whenever I'm lacking ingredients I have to run to crafting bench or storage. I wish I was able to craft that one missing wire on the spot.
I also think there too much walking around even with foundation tiles and tower. Placing a building requires too much legwork.

The colors, atmosphere, pacing... It's unlike other platformers where you live in constant fear of death. Actually, I'm not even sure if it's a game. There's not much challenge but it looks pretty. For me it's a relaxing background for listening to lectures.

Cool platformer with pretty interesting backstory.
Big kudos for not forcing long runs of shame after each little mishap. Thanks to that I never lost interest in the game.
Terrible voice acting. I barely understood a word.

This game is too open. Give me an RPG with more interesting quests and not a 1000 similar caves to explore. So... It's just an OK role playing game but an awesome sandbox with mods.

It was a great adventure to send my first rocket. On default setting it's quite friendly and biters don't attack very much. The game can stay in background collecting science and you can just build or optimise stuff from time to time. Very good companion in work. I've lost interest after first rocket but still recommend.