Atomcraft

Я нагрел человеческий кал до 2000 градусов, а потом съел его

I do not write rage reviews often and will change this to positive if nothing like this happens again. Recently I load up the game and it's back to the demo's save, which is like a weeks worth of playing. I notice there's been an update (be honest do you always read updates before you play? Everytime?) It warns you about this issue if you notice it but NOTHING ELSE, no pop ups nothing. Anyway, i'm pretty good at solving issues so go looking around at backup saves etc but look, the backups are only from the demo and my game has been fully overwritten (i also went into steam cloud via browser, no luck) . Oh joy. Who in their right mind would put the saves of paying players in peril like that, it should be the other way around. YES i get that steam might be at fault too but still.... The game is good for people who are bored of the usual way of creating things. I was going to type a detailed positive review but since my patience has worn out that's all you get, until time passes and fixes my childish emotions

Best chemistry set I've ever encountered. Ever. I play a lot of noita. I play a -lot- of noita. I really like the way materials interactions are programmed into some games, and that one was one of the most complex I'd ever encountered. And then I found this. No spell crafting, no boss battles (yet, but soon!), everything rooted in actual chemistry, and my knowledge of metallurgy and blacksmithing and model rocketry all actually have legitimate uses here. If you know how to make Aqua Regia, you know how to do a lot of things. The High Alchemist has nothing on the player character in this game. Go make an alembic and calcinator and retort, then make your own smelting forge, then make your own electrolitic bath and extract free ions from your magnesium chloride. If you can think of it, you can probably do it. The really cool part of it is that I don't -have- to know how to do all these things, there's an entire materials interactions index available and if you intend on isolating raw titanium, you're probably going to want to refer to it. My main suggestion for anybody getting into this, pull out a notebook, it'll help XD

It feels more like early access than proper release, still need polishing. Positive is proactive approach of developer, Quick fixes of bugs. Im little worried he listen too much to each individual and is willing to implement ideas.... I would like to see there is roadmap, plan and clear vision what should be game about. Some hard decision making to focus on important stuff and polished outcome. Anyway I realy enjoys filling periodic table, element after element. Building machines to do elecrolysis and debuging them.... it is great if you like experimenting.

good

铁怎么弄啊,没铁解锁不了锤子 而且操作及其反人类,那jb手默认就是全抓,一直按ctrl,手都要抽筋了,一忘记按,就捡一包垃圾 画面你们也看到了.但还要说一点,UI奇丑无比,信息密度很低.

I really like the concept of this game and the implementation of reactions etc are well done too. Especially in late game though, there seem to be some reactions that are not in the recipe book. Some stuff seems a little unfinished, for example the fact that spores/yeast cannot be replicated industrially or the reactions of radioactive isotopes with particle accelerators. All in all this game is great at what it does even though it lacks in some aspects.