Evospace

**Evospace is absolutely amazing.** It’s not easy, but it’s incredibly rewarding and fun. The game doesn’t hold your hand — you have to explore, experiment, and figure things out yourself. You’ll dismantle machines, rebuild them, optimize them, and constantly improve your setups. The freedom to play the way you want is fantastic. Yes, you might occasionally check the wiki to progress, but that’s part of the experience. It really encourages problem-solving and creativity. I understand why some players mention the lack of a tutorial — that criticism isn’t entirely unfair. However, if you apply some common sense and take your time to experiment, you can get very far on your own. The Discord community is helpful and welcoming, and the developer is continuously working on bug fixes and improvements, offering quick and direct support when needed. You can easily sink endless hours into this game. I find myself playing a few hours every day. Highly recommended.

Etwas aktuelles über EvoSpace. Pro: + Preis + Updateversorgung: Es wird langsam. + Sehr viele verschiedene Komponenten. + BasenBau und automation, fast ohne Grenzen. Kontra: Die Steuerung ( man muss schon etwas gedult mitbringen, um es zu verstehen) Auf dauer, etwas langweilig. Die Landschaften, sind halt einfach gehalten. Dieses Spiel bitte nicht mit Satisfactory vergleichen...denn da sind Welten auseinander. Wer gerne Aufbauspiele spielt, sollte zugreifen, wer mehr mit Gewalt zu tun hat, ist hier total falsch.

Sound design is terrible and conveyors are beyond infuriating. Interface leaves a lot be to desired. Needs way more time in the forge.

This is one of those hidden games that hardly anyone knows about but actually, they're really good! I'm gonna say it in "automation-game-speak". It looks a bit like Foundry and Satisfactory but sports a complex research tree like Factorio. There's also a bit of Minecraftyness in there. It starts very slowly and explodes into insanely huge factories in the end. Graphics - kinda nice, it is UE5 so all the bells and whistles of that are "on". Sound - kinda meh, but it doesn't matter. Interface - a bit clunky, but workable. It'll take you a while to figure out how to make a belt go up or down. :) The only downside is that this game is in EA for 6 years now and it doesn't seem to be getting closer to anything 1.0 related anytime soon. But this apparently is a one-man passion project so it's alright I guess. It's fun and I like it! That's my bottom line here.

It still needs some polish, but so far it is a pretty solid base for a game the likes of Factorio or Satisfactory. I like the style and the Dev is a pretty smart person I really respect.

Evospace is a good, atmospheric, and engaging game with enjoyable building and well-designed automation. However, it critically lacks multiplayer. Playing alone gets boring quickly, and the ability to play with friends would make the game much more fun and lively. I really hope to see full multiplayer support in a future update!

This is a decent builder/automation game. It is unfinished.

After almost 120 hours, I'd like to write a review for the game. Personally, I really like it. The progression system is similar to that of GTCEU from Minecraft (or so I think). However, it's not a carbon copy; it has many unique features, such as different energy systems (like heat, kinetic energy, etc.) and a complex endgame (I can't say much about it, I haven't reached it yet :-)). Performance is quite acceptable, though I need frame gen to achieve 60 FPS on high graphics settings. However, the game definitely lacks content and polish. For example, some recipes don't make sense (for instance, you can make sand from gravel in both the Constructor and the Macerator, but the Macerator recipe isn't worthwhile because it's slower). Additionally, the game lacks a clear objective. I mean, you can certainly set yourself the goal of building and operating the portal, but there's no real reason to do so. But overall, I would recommend the game, especially to people who like automation games, building factories, and doing calculations with Excel. And I think the game deserves much more attention than it currently receives. PS: As an engineer, the steel recipe in the Industrial Smelter really annoys me, because in real life you don't pump oxygen into the furnace when you're trying to remove the oxygen from the iron with coal. You could use hydrogen instead.

Механики интересные, но к сожалению игра еще сырая, нет смысла развитии.

Игра про строительство и автоматизацию, в которой это самое строительство сделано крайне неудобно и нелогично.