Very few games make me play them for 100 hours in such a short time. I'm not really picky about choosing video game genres, but I'm picky about the quality compared to the developers' capacity. I'm much more critique about a game developed by a AAA company with over 300-400 workers, than a program built by a few individuals or a beginner company. I don't want to waste my time playing a clashed game and fortunately, I never picked wrong yet. I have about 50 games, not a huge number, but only 3 are my favorites yet. These games made me not only interested in itself for a consistent amount of time, but opened such a new area for creative thinking or an interest in the theme, for example with Astroneer, space engineering and astronomy. I always like to support individual game developers or small corporations and I really love to see that such a rather "small" (in positive meaning) dev company achieved such a perfect state. This game has everything it needs and every aspect of it satisfies me to the most. I'm so grateful to my friend showing and then purchasing this game to me, the best present ever on Steam.

The low-poly aesthetics and the pastell colours are such a sight to the eyes. Each planet and place is so well hand-crafted and at the same time, they are all randomly generated! The unique inventory system and the mechanics are so mind-blowing! And recently I discovered, there are always events and they also keep me addicted! I really don't wanna oversaturate it but these are just facts, this game is such a great and unique experience, I can't even really describe it. This became so quickly my fourth favorite game, and that's a great reward in my perspective. Very very few games could deserve it.

When I rate a game, I always take into consideration, that how much did the developers work with it and I always seek details about the process and the people behind it as I'm also planning on taking this, or at least a similar career in the future. To conclude, I extremely recommend this game to anyone interested in sandbox survival games, even if you don't really care about sci-fi or space. I was already a bit curious and eager, because I have 2 similar games, but it doesn't even matter. It's really a unique masterpiece, which I'm happy I found. It really deserves so much more publicity.

Very few games make me play them for 100 hours in such a short time. I'm not really picky about choosing video game genres, but I'm picky about the quality compared to the developers' capacity. I'm much more critique about a game developed by a AAA company with over 300-400 workers, than a program built by a few individuals or a beginner company. I don't want to waste my time playing a clashed game and fortunately, I never picked wrong yet. I have about 50 games, not a huge number, but only 3 are my favorites yet. These games made me not only interested in itself for a consistent amount of time, but opened such a new area for creative thinking or an interest in the theme, for example with Astroneer, space engineering and astronomy. I always like to support individual game developers or small corporations and I really love to see that such a rather "small" (in positive meaning) dev company achieved such a perfect state. This game has everything it needs and every aspect of it satisfies me to the most. I'm so grateful to my friend showing and then purchasing this game to me, the best present ever on Steam. The low-poly aesthetics and the pastell colours are such a sight to the eyes. Each planet and place is so well hand-crafted and at the same time, they are all randomly generated! The unique inventory system and the mechanics are so mind-blowing! And recently I discovered, there are always events and they also keep me addicted! I really don't wanna oversaturate it but these are just facts, this game is such a great and unique experience, I can't even really describe it. This became so quickly my fourth favorite game, and that's a great reward in my perspective. Very very few games could deserve it. When I rate a game, I always take into consideration, that how much did the developers work with it and I always seek details about the process and the people behind it as I'm also planning on taking this, or at least a similar career in the future. To conclude, I extremely recommend this game to anyone interested in sandbox survival games, even if you don't really care about sci-fi or space. I was already a bit curious and eager, because I have 2 similar games, but it doesn't even matter. It's really a unique masterpiece, which I'm happy I found. It really deserves so much more publicity.