
Eden Crafters is a solo or co-op open-world survival, crafting, and factory-building game where you transform a hostile planet into a habitable haven for humanity. Build, automate, and terraform. Control the climate, create a breathable atmosphere, and turn toxic lakes into water: shape a new world!
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Choose your planet, and turn it into a habitable haven for humanity.
Terraform and automate across 5 unique planets, each with its own environmental challenges and secrets. Build production chains while surviving giant waves on Ocean World, lava-filled landscapes on Pyraxis, asteroid storms on Aetheria, uncovering the remains of a failed colony on Nova Terra, and the strange signal emitted by Echo Prime.
Gather materials, craft essential tools, and build the foundation for a flourishing civilization.

Automate resource gathering and transformation with conveyors and machines, from elaborate factories to environmental transformation systems.
Achieve satisfactory efficiency as you temper the climate, create a breathable atmosphere, and turn toxic lakes into life-sustaining water.

Your mission as an Eden Crafter is to transform a vast open world, in singleplayer or online co-op multiplayer. Embark on a journey of survival with one goal: turning this hostile planet into a flourishing Eden, where crafting and automation are the keys to success.
5 planets to explore and terraform, all included in the base game with no DLC required
Open World
Singleplayer and Online Co-Op
Factory Building
Terraformation
Survival
Crafting
Vehicles
Genres
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Romanian, Czech, Turkish, Ukrainian +4 more
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 52 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 52 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Reviews
Its like half cooked, core mechanics are good enough but it needs more love. There are better games for this price.
This is an OK builder. Problem is that it has a lot of mirages of the various resources that just floats in fixed positions. It is distracting and quite annoying at times. It is enough that I am now removing the game because of it. Who knows if this will be a resolved flaw.
I've seen the game described as a mix between Planet Crafter (which I disliked) and Satisfactory (which is one of my top 5 games of my entire life). I thought this game had the potential to replace the boring aspects of Planet Crafter with more interesting automation elements from Satisfactory. Unfortunately, the game is 99% Planet Crafter and 1% Satisfactory. My breaking point with the game was finding a bug that seemed to make a conveyor belt continue to transport items that were not being supplied to it. Don't buy this game. Play Satisfactory instead.
Its just planet crafters but significantly worse. the mechanics of base building is wack and the pacing is awful. i was struggling with iron for the first 10 minutes and now i have so much i dont know what to do with it (mind you, this is after crafting ONE machine and maybe waiting a few minutes).
It's got some decent ideas in it, but like most terraforming games it just leaps from "I have nothing and dust around me" to "Omg look plants". Once you automate iron the next step is "Clean the oceans nearly completely" and "Here you have trees, grass, and breathable O2" The game needs way more steps in it, elements before trees, and ways to expand the inventory due to how far resources can be from each other since I'm building pipes across the map. I cannot advocate paying for this, maybe someday in the future.
1.0 release coming up? for real? this thing is so buggy my bug zapper asked for a threesome. i pass through the landscape more often than if I were in a non-euclidean hellscape. mining is the exact same borefest as planet crafter. For that matter, just play planet crafter, the same f'n things happen and it has some personality. I don't normally bag on games like this, but I invest a shipload of time into building games, and this is just messy. Satisfactory + Planetcrafter gave this game a truely half-gasp fart in an elevator. Game is clearly still beta quality, clearly. Techtonica had more polish, and the devs peaced out before it was done too. I mean. i get the studio is probably tight on money, so they need to wrap this beast up. I get it. This is not near ready, i wouldn't be writing this if it were still clearly in early release. As early release, this isn't so bad. you don't expect polish, you don't expect a completely functioning game. I'll gladly re-review if something significant changes post-release.
although there is still a lot to do ( developer wise) it is still a most enjoyable game to play . one thing that is annoying is ( & I know I have the option to pin the build recipe) the fact that :- you are only informed (when placing a building ) of 1 item that is stopping you from building that item , like it will display that you are 10 cement short yet when you have the 10 cement & you try to place it down again you find that you are short of Iron plate , Iron rods & gears etc. Another thing is - if I want to delete the kitchen the whole pod that it sits in gets deleted too. I'm 72 & cannot remember what else I have found to be faulty but I will keep you posted, all in all it is a very good game Andy
👎 Not Recommended... for now. Played the demo. Loved it. Wishlisted it. Bought it. Then the game turned into a PowerPoint presentation. Every 15-20 minutes my FPS goes from: 60... 30... 10... 1... Back to the main menu, reload the save, and I get another 20 minutes of happiness. The funny thing? I'm still in the early game. I barely have anything built. My factory is basically three machines and a dream. The game itself is great, though. It's like Planet Crafter and Satisfactory had a baby... and that baby was ordered from Temu. I almost refunded it. I won't. Because there's a really promising game hiding behind these random FPS catastrophes. Please fix it. I genuinely want to change this review to positive. 6/10 – Great game, terrible slideshow simulator.
Beğenmediğim bir yönü var. Tezgahlarda çalışırken çıktığımda işi durdurması. Bence devam etmeli ve ben başka bir cihazda işlem yapabilmeliyim.
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