ASTRONEER

Great game, but as someone who loves clean organization, the tether and cable management is a nightmare lmao. Still highly recommend it, but prepare for chaos.

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Chill progressive game with a lovely artstyle, and also maybe the most fun I've ever had in a multiplayer game. Great balance between relaxed and challenging (all challenges optional and at your own pace). Fantastic bits of lore that you can choose whether to engage with or not (I did, I ended up turning a section of our base into the Lore Collection Corner). We did stumble upon some bugs in multiplayer, but the game is very much worth dealing with those. Criticism: I put off one quest for ages because it was mysterious and seemed like it was meant to be played in the endgame, and then when I did finally get to the endgame and went further into the quest, it turned out to be DLC content that just directs you to buy the DLC. Disappointing. You should make something like that clear at the start of the quest.

tremendo :)

Nice

this game hooked me with its cute art style and reeled me in with both its concept of space colonization and modular building. not to mention, most space games just use flat areas to indicate planets, whereas this one uses actual 3d spheres, meaning if you travel far enough in one direction, you're bound to end up where you started. and did i mention how cute it looks?! 43/10, outstanding work system era.

круто

no enemys, chill game.

Fun, but holy crap, they STILL haven't fixed the floating tapper

ASTRONEER is one of those rare games where I collected every achievement and still wanted more. Yes, the game used to have bugs. Sometimes your rover didn’t drive on the planet — it tried to become part of the planet. And honestly, I’m not 100% sure that tradition is completely dead yet. Please, Starseeker, don’t inherit the family talent for eating vehicles. But despite that, ASTRONEER is genuinely charming. Exploring planets, building bases, unlocking tech, getting lost, accidentally launching yourself into space — it all just works. My only real complaint is that research and progression used to end way too fast. You’d start discovering cool objects and then suddenly realize: “Wait… that’s it?” The newer content helped, but I still wish the game had even more reasons to stay in that universe longer. Very fun, very cozy, occasionally cursed by physics. 10/10 would lose another rover underground.