ASTRONEER

Dropped it because I got bored, played it again on a whim and now I'm wondering how I got bored because this game is awesome.

played this game with my father, it was great bonding. I really recomend playing with someone you like being with.

I really tried to like this game but it has the most convoluted control scheme, on both controller and m/k, I've ever seen. Makes the game unplayable. I just got to the point where I can build my own buggy, and I was excited at first. But I immediately found myself wondering, why does pressing 'A' make my buggy turn its wheels to the right, and accelerate in reverse simultaneously? I mean, trying to drive at all is just a nightmare. For some reason, the vehicle turns its wheels relative to the camera, which is already in and of itself is difficult enough to control. Also this game has a ton of microtransactions. Figured I'd add that because it's left a sour taste in my mouth every time I've opened the game.

If you, like me, tried getting into Satisfactory and found the early game really fun, but found yourself eventually souring on the experience due to the ever increasing demand for efficient automation of resource extraction- and management then Astroneer might be the game for you instead. While there is an element of automation, it's more so there as an optional quality of life feature than the core gameplay loop itself. The best example of this is perhaps the power system. In Satisfactory you have to worry about building out a separate power grid, needing to figure out power load and worrying about going over max capacity and how you'll restart your production line if (read: when) you do go over it. Astroneer on the other hand just says: "F all that nonsense: you have watt, and you have watt-hours. Accidentally go over the limit? Don't worry, things will just slow down a little. Just make sure everything is connected and have fun! :D". The rest of the gameplay is otherwise pretty si...

i really love the game (at least looking at gameplay of it) but the controlls were really horrible. sorry

imagine making a great game like astroneer, then letting it go to absolute crap due to lack of attention to detail when coding. I guess that's what happens when the real brain of this project dies and leaves the responsibilities to a crew that has no clue. This game is a top tier concept. unfortunately, everything else about the game is rushed and buggy. Not buggy in a quirky, fun, slightly annoying type of way, but like put 100 hours into your world then have some bug break your game so bad you cant even load the file. It happened twice. Now I have game save PTSD and have panic attacks anytime i think of wasting another 200 hours of my life on a game that will certainly break and leave me lonely. Im going back to minecraft. OH yeah. forgot to mention that 100hrs was with 3 players putting in work. So, that's 300 man hours lost. twice. Forget this game.

absolutely loved this game, but, forced arbitration is anti-consumer.

I'm a big fan on Astroneer! I have many hours on Xbox, and recently bought it here on steam due to not being able to play with familly on xbox, and while we did get to play some on the base game we still cant play the new DLC glitchwalkers on our server. So for that reason I would say if you are someone who plays with friends and family, then unfortunately I don't recommend until these issues are resolved.

among the best games I've ever played because it has a chill vibe and if you want a game to relax in, this is the game for you because I played this game in beta

Worst UI of any crafting game Ive ever played, .super frustrating , stuff doesnt connect the way its supposed to, no hot bar for tools, no hints on what tier of crafting to find items, no mission HUD, no mini map, no camera lock...this game could be waaay better...play Subnautica instead