Earth Analog

I have really enjoyed this sci-fi sim so far. still a little buggy mostly in the menus. nothing serious. The gameplay has been fine. It's a pretty laid back game, but not boring. Just suspenseful

A unique space exploration experience where your opponent is dozens and dozens of baffling and bizarre raymarched fractal planets like nothing you've ever seen in a video game. Recommended.

the big new update is great! the controls are more accessible than ever, there's more of a variety of stuff to do, tough things like landing and piloting are far less frustrating to get a hang of, and there are significant performance improvements, especially when on the ground. the game used to have extreme fps drops when landed or on foot. also, either my playthrough was bugged, or the dev removed the extremely long and frustrating battle in the cube field with the giant line. maybe it got moved further back in the story. either way, i'm happy i didn't have to do it again, a lot of it felt like trial and error, more than it seemed like it should be. probably my least favorite part of the new experience is still the scanner, particularly the radio scanner. first, it takes just a huge amount of fuel to start out, especially for something you need to use constantly to find stuff (tip for new players: spend all your early EP on the scanner fuel efficiency upgrades before anything else!!!). second, i really wish that the radio scanner's blips would come in different colors or labels depending on what kind of signal it is - beacons, pylons, my own constructions, what have you. i lost track of the beacon on the tidal planet that led me to the anomaly ball friend that leads you around underground and all my radio blips were sending me to pylons and my own construction. i just had to fly around randomly until i found it again. also, i wish the radio scanner's output was somewhere else on the screen - say, at the top, instead of completely covering up the ship's control panel. two other things: i wish there was iron available earlier in the story. it's a good 4-5 systems until you end up somewhere with iron, which would make it hard if new players keep smashing up their ship. secondly, i'm hoping the new clouds scheduled for q4 work out, but as they stand, they straight up cover certain things you need. on the first planet, for example, when you're meant to follow the blue star, you can almost never see it from the planet because the clouds completely cover the sky. vice versa, trying to find the specific island shape from orbit is hard because of the clouds. if i hadn't played the game before, i would have had a heck of a time figuring out what to do.

游戏有简单的剧情引导 主要特色在图形方面 由于使用了“分形”引擎 可以实现无限丰富的细节 即远景和近景的切换可以非常平滑 值得一试！

Well you might not know what fractals are to start with, yet the devs have made a great job of implimenting their beautiful forms into futuristic worlds. Now a Fractals can simply be defined as mathematical constructs, natural or artificial things that are self-similar (similar in appearance) no matter how much they are zoomed. I remember Yes thats right; within a fractal app or generator/editor (and their are plenty to download and try) you will be able to enlarge the result indefinatly. Of course there is some amazing art done with them, yet in this game you are taken on a very relaxing pace to these worlds. Naturaly space is slow and so the physics of movment and also that feeling of being alone all add up to some great moments, finding fuel is not easy or the other needs of your ship, yet I liked how this made you feel you were a part of the ship at all times. Although simple and maybe needing more work in places, the ground work was enough to pull me in. I hope you get to feel the same way, as I warmly recomend this cheap yet excellent way to discover the magic of Fractals.

This game is amazing for players who love exploring uncharted planets. It reminds me of NMS but without all the (personally) annoying alien language learning and stuff in the way of pure exploration. The outside of the ship looks a bit funny, but other than that it's a perfect game for unwinding after work! It can be relaxing once you understand the controls, with the help of inverting the mouse in settings (personal preference) it flies like a beaut. And the dev is very helpful :) cheers!

we need chinese

Great conceptual idea. Nice looking visuals. But the controls are impressively bad. Especially on foot and the building system. And the fixed FOV feels like walking around with binoculars.

Really unique, interesting game; constant updates and improvements are a refreshing change from most indie early access. Clearly a labor of love.

great game, relaxing, with old scifi feeling ambient, great music and best of all great active developer who listens to players