
Drift Into Eternity is a futuristic survival game in which you play a crewmember of a distressed spaceship, drifting in the middle of nowhere, so far from any civilisation that there is no hope of rescue. You're alone. Desperatly alone. Observe, Study, Explore... and maybe you'll find a way to survive.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Très bon concept avec pas mal de contenu mais jeu vraiment buguer, je déconseille de l'acheter à moins que les développeur se décide de corriger le faites que le jeu ne se lance pas 1 fois sur 2, que les sauvegardes ne fonctionnent pas parfois car on est en "mode démo", pas mal d'option sont mal optimisé et te laisse juste une frustration de ne pas pouvoir agir, comme lorsque ta lampe ne veut plus s'allumer et te laisse dans le noir, que le système de poid de l'inventaire t'immobilise lorsque tu as une jambe casser et que ton écran est tourner dans le mauvais sens... Le système de craft est par contre bien foutu, certaine salle n'ont que quelques craft disponible selon les machines présentes dedans, un système d'énergie, d'air et d'eau du vaisseau à gérer, le système d'amélioration fonctionne de la même façon que les craft. L'inventaire et sa gestion est par contre bien trop compliqué par rapport au nombre massif d'objet que le ramasse, il n'y qu'un menu que l'on peut parcourir avec la molette et les objets sont ranger par catégorie, il faut bien 30 secondes pour descendre à la catégorie de soin lorsqu'on a besoin de se régénérer au plus vite.
Game can be extremely difficult at the start and the control scheme is really not intuitive, right click to open containers and to use items in your inventory. But Overall the gameplay is really fun. It definitely is an active game and requires you to have juggle a lot of different tasks/prioritize and strategize. It's not a game that holds hand and that's the standard mode, the hardcore mode, i would presume is even harder where you don't have a situation board. I would assume that is extremely difficult as the base game is hard enough. Be warned you will die. Many times. Good luck. :)
I enjoy messing with survival games, especially those done by indie developers. Drift Into Eternity is a survival games where you've crashed your spaceship and ended up lost in the middle of the unknown, you stay in yoour ship and try to gather whatever resources that'll keep you from dying of hunger, disease and the cold. I've never came across a survival of this sort, so hats off to their out of the box thinking when it comes to the great theme.
good game
SOLO NELLO SPAZIO A MORIRE DI FAME (Drift Into Eternity) - Accesso Anticipato Un survival stranissimo che vi farà sentire soli ed abbandonati nello spazio al punto che rimpiangerete la presenza di mostri che vogliono uccidervi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FP9lK9Ur2UQ
Crappy game, the inventory menu is atrocious.
https://youtu.be/jE83AUcG_Io Lost in space with no clear goals while an AI negs and insults you is not a strong setup for a survival game.
Il aurait pu être bien mais le jeu n'est pas fini... Rien d'autre à dire.
난 왜 이런 게임을 샀었데....
A giant maze of corridoors, copy paste rooms and teleporters mean you`ll have no idea where you are most of the time and with constant needy meters nagging you about your stats and afflictions, or the constant repairs and the endless hunt for meaningless resources just makes the whole thing a thankless chore with the imited inventory space just an extra hassle on top. The UI is awkwardly layed out and confusing to use which works against the need for a quick response to the events in game with the limited time you have to accomplish anything. It would have been far better to slow the pace to something more manageable with more purpose to the resources you collect and better management of the response to the events in the game. Also, less of a bland looking maze and better layout of something apporaching a ship or base would also help. As it is it`s just an annoyance best and easily avoided.
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