Gas Giant Voyage

维修空天航母，需要有维修枪，然后可以在空天航母里多建几个存储柜，采集了很多矿场资源以后，放在存储柜里，就可以实现自给自足了。

Let me start by saying I love these survival / exploration / crafting games. I spent so many hours on Subnautica, Breathedge, Planet Crafter, Astroneer, Green Hell... Also Factorio, Satisfactory or Surviging Ceres. And I am very eager for Subnautica 2, Eden Crafters, Sunkenland, and Forever skies to be fully available. I want to love this game, but unfortunately I cannot recommend it. On the pros side, the game looks good, and the concept of exploring ruins of a solar system is great (even though I couldn't get far enough to find any interesting secret). And as far as I could see, there are many remnants to explore, very very far from the starting point. Unfortunately, the cons outweight the pros: [list] [*]The world is vast, but as empty and repetitive as Starfield. [*]The figthts are tedious: the sword is slow and heavy but doesn't reach far enough, so close up fighting is annoying as hell. And the guns do very little damage. And many times I got just stuck inside small buildings because a monster was stuck in the entrance, too far for me to hit without getting wrecked... [*]The food and water levels go down way too fast, which makes this aspect of the game way too time consuming compared to crafting and exploration (which is, admittedly, the main interest of these games). [*]The game crashes every 10-15 minutes when using the highest graphic settings. [*]The crafting itself is tedious, as all the crafting recipes are available at the beginning, but it's a complete mess: each machine contains a list of dozains of recipes without any classification or any type of filter to help us see what's going on. We spend more time scrolling up and down than actually crafting anything. [*]When I get out of the "artificial gravity area" around one of the ruins, if I don't use the jetpack, I just... fall. I have no idea where I am falling, but I would assume that in space without a jetpack, I would just be stuck in the same place, not be attracted to an invisible black hole. [/list] But what really put the nail on the coffin for me was that the game seems to have been designed by a deaf person. Inside our starting base, a NPC is constantly banging on an anvil-maching-thingy (because "they find it soothing"), litterally every second is "BANG" after "BANG", so every minute spent in our main base is a growing headache. And finally, when our hunger or thirst level reaches ~30%, we get a warning in the form of... a constant orgasm. Yes, from the moment our character starts to get thirsty or hungry, out character produces an uninterrupted moaning sound. W.T.F.

我玩过很多开放世界游戏，所以对这类型的游戏特别喜欢。一开始上手有点难度，考验智商，等入局以后，就感觉停不下来。建造系统也挺自由的，驾驶空天母舰以及小飞船自由航行，有一种开着自己家到处去旅游的感觉。外星环境恶劣，资源匮乏，以及要自力更生种植活下去的感觉，让人上头。

I must start this review by declaring that I'm a human being. If this is the first review of this game that you're seeing, read some other reviews (they're very short) and then come back to this one. Gas Giant Voyage, originally known as Atmospheric Titan and developed by Beijing 1023 Technology CO., Ltd, is complete and utter slop full of asset flipping and AI generated material. Although cheap, this game still feels like a complete scam because nothing about it was actually developed by humans and the game itself is not good. I have spent hours of my life playing this game, trying to justify my purchase, making every minute count, convincing myself I wasn’t absolutely screwed. If you have 8 bucks to spare, spend them elsewhere. You will be thoroughly disappointed with your purchase. “But all of the reviews are positive, it doesn't make sense!” Well, that's what I thought too until I looked at the reviews themselves and realized they were all bots. This entire steam page is full of AI. The description of the game is AI, the game itself was made by AI, and the reviews themselves are AI. This whole thing is a nightmare but you'll be surprised to find out that this is not the first rodeo steam or epic games has had with this specific developer. They have another game called Red Planet Rampart that's just as bad. Right off the bat, the game has performance issues. Even in the trailers themselves you can see the stutter. This game is clearly not optimized properly because it was developed by AI and not an actual developer. The tutorial island that you start in is confusing at first and has this guy with a hammer that is the loudest and most obnoxious thing you'll ever hear. The audio never stops, he will keep hitting the table no matter what, and as loudly as he can. Already this game is repulsive. The game lets you find a small ship and a big ship. The big ship, the Aerospace Carrier, has a marker for you to help you find it but the small ship doesn't, you need to find it manually which makes it annoying to deal with if you leave that ship behind somewhere. The aesthetic of being in a Gas Giant is executed awfully. It's just a skybox, some volumetric clouds and floating islands. The floating islands have buildings on them. At first they're neat but then you realize it's the same 5 buildings recycled over and over again. That's it. That's all there is. The aesthetic gets boring quick. The screenshots showcase the potential for so much more but there isn't, it's all empty. The big ruins that appear in some of the screenshots are mainly boss lairs which are part of the main questline. They're the highlight of this game but travelling to them is a chore, which I will explain later. The game clearly tries to be a survival crafting game but the amount of time it takes before you get hungry/thirsty/run out of oxygen is so long that you don't have to worry about survival, the amount of time it takes to get stacks of the necessary materials is so short that you don't have to worry about resource management (with exceptions that I'll mention later), and the amount of things you'll actually see yourself craft from the crafting list is so low that crafting is practically a joke. The game allows you to build a base and even put together a farm but you don't get rewarded for doing either of these things besides 2 steam achievements. You can easily find food from nearby islands, and you can just use the Aerospace Carrier as a base. There is also a leveling system where you can improve your HP, Stamina, etc by killing enough enemies but this system also feels lackluster. It encourages you to fight enemies and bosses but the fighting system is also very clunky and unfinished. The game has all of these mechanics in place and none of them are fleshed out or particularly interesting. They're just there for the sake of being there, which is not good. Let me explain the materials you can't get easily. Almost every resource in the game is easy to get, the exception being Energy Aggregation Particles and Energy Crystalizations. Energy Aggregation Particles can only be gotten from killing Energy enemies which are… annoying. You can only kill them with energy guns and they are literally half invisible, or sometimes fully invisible, and they do massive damage if you don't have the Intermediate or Advanced armor. The amount of times I died to these things at the beginning was so frustrating that I almost ragequit. When you do have an energy gun, energy ammo and stronger armor, these things become easy to farm for Energy Aggregation Particles (but they're still annoying). Killing one usually gives you between 50 to 100 particles. Energy Crystalizations are usually found from chests on random islands or can be dropped by killing a mini-boss, which is essentially a normal enemy but they do more damage and have a lot of HP. Either method is annoying if you want to get a lot of them because it's random if you get it from the mini-boss and it's rare to find them in chests. There is another material that can only be gotten through bosses but it's practically useless so i’m not gonna mention it. Both of the “harder to get” materials mentioned earlier are quite important to the progression of the game. You need Energy Aggregation Particles to recharge and repair your spaceships and you need Energy Crystalizations to craft the best equipment in the game. The particles are also used for crafting and repairing equipment but you will usually spend 1000s of stacks of these things on the spaceship alone. Actually, let me explain exactly how: All of the reviews for this game hype up this mechanic called Hyperjump. They say it's so amazing and blah blah blah… Hyperjump is a mechanic where you press H on the keyboard while piloting a ship and that ship will teleport 5kms forward. That's all it is. No really. Absolutely life changing, am I right? With the small ship charged at 100% battery, you can hyperjump 6 times (30kms) before needing to recharge. It’s not impressive, in fact, it's actually kind of annoying because this game expects you to travel A LOT. I had to fully recharge my small ship 5 times to get from point A to point B. To fully recharge the ship to 100%, you need 100 Energy Aggregation Particles. I essentially had to get out of my ship to recharge it 5 times, and in the end had to spend 500 particles. Don't even get me started on the 500 particles I had to spend to get back to my base. Oh and I also forgot to mention the fact that every time you hyperjump, you have to wait 20 seconds for a dull animation to finish just so that you could hyperjump again. When you travel 15kms it's whatever, but when you have to travel 150kms suddenly it becomes the most infuriating thing ever. Hyperjump is the most frustrating mechanic ever conceived. This mechanic could've easily been replaced by giving you a faster boost but nooo it just had to be this. The Aerospace Carrier, I mentioned it here and there and you can see it a lot in the trailers and screenshots for the game. It's supposed to be a mobile base where you can place all of your materials and farm and such, and you can pilot it from place to place. Hey, there's even a hatch for you to dock the smaller spaceship. Pretty cool stuff, right? Well it would be IF YOU COULD ACTUALLY FIX AND RECHARGE IT! All of the trailers and screenshots show the carrier being perfectly fine, but in the actual game you find it completely broken with 70% battery. Now, you could say that you need to fix it, but you can't. If you have the needed materials, you will soon find that It is impossible to fix the ship because of the way the repair gun works.. The trailers, screenshots, description and fake reviews try to hide this fact. Not being able to fix or recharge the Aerospace Carrier isn’t the only bug in the game, this game is full of bugs. Seriously, if this wasn’t enough to steer you away from buying this game, I don’t know what will. STAY AWAY

很多开放世界游戏缺少一种移动堡垒的感觉。这款游戏在飞船种菜非常有创意！在太空搞农业的快乐谁懂啊！就像一个移动的家挺爽的。

The sky is a kaleidoscope of colors. Inside this gas giant planet, you can experience the sensation of endless freefall - the gameplay and setting are quite innovative.I love the feeling of traveling while piloting my mobile home through the skies.

The learning curve was pretty steep at first, but the recent update made the tutorial more user-friendly.

After the optimization, the game's world-building and tutorial feel much more beginner-friendly. The energy-based enemy designs are awesome—you need specific weapons to take them down, adding real strategic depth to combat. The boss fights strike a perfect balance; challenging but not unfairly punishing, making victories incredibly satisfying.

这个游戏给我一种，买了一辆房车，然后房车上还可以装一辆摩托车出游的感觉。大飞船装载小飞船的设计，挺好的。

一开始属性值比较低的时候，建议去旁边的浮空岛打小怪练级。