
Explore a mesmerizing alien world, filled with deep bioluminescent wonders and horrors alike. Old alien artefacts await uncovering, in your search for the lost crew of Lazarus, in the search for your family in the depths of planet Eo-III.
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The game is currently in early development (beta 0.1) and should not have been released as a full game yet, not even if it's free to play. Early access would've been far more appropriate, as the game clearly needs another year or two of development at the very least. Optimization is poor (unsurprising for a beta), there's hostile creatures in the landing area that apparently you cannot fight(?), movement under water is way too slow, and it's unclear what the icons in the UI mean. The distinction between storage and player inventory also isn't clear enough. Rating: ★★☆☆☆
First, it is a great game. I can see the love and effort that has been put into this. However, I do have some (hopefully) constructive critism for the dev. 1. It's hard to tell what is interactable and what isn't. I walked right past the sodium because I thought it was just part of the ground at first. 2. You didn't say how to use the tools. I had to look in the settings to figure it out. 3. Eve has an obsession with me and got me stuck in the corner between the desk, chair and her. She also walked into me and somehow made me start floating. For a moment I thought I was going to ascend through the ship's roof and into the sky but I did not. 4. The dialogue is very quiet. Eve is a little hard to hear over the music/ambiance and the character's voice lines are even quieter than her. I have a suspicion that you, the dev, did these voice lines. I have no critism for the voice acting itself, it's admirable to put yourself out there. In the future I suggest confidence when voice acting, unfortunately people can tell when others sound uncertain.
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Precisa de uma dublagem PT-BR urgente!.
Runs very poorly - to the point I'll check back later. 1080P low setting still chogs along with massive frame drops and rarely reaching 60 FPS 12600k ecores off at 4.5Ghz/ 32ddr4-4000 / 6700 XT
This game is unplayable in its present stage. I have only 15fps on a GTX 1660s/Ryzen5 5600 even with the lowest settings. I know I don't meet the hw requirements but still, I can play Subnautica with an easy 60fps - and way better visuals.
This game is a crap ripoff of subnautica...upon downloading it after a nothing tutorial i could not equip my scanner...game un playable
This game looks amazing, but until a reverse mouse option is available, it is unplayable.
sadly cant reach stable even 30 fps with lowering res and lowest graphics. is it unfair to not recommend this game?
Poorly Optimised, And I Have No Clue What The Aim Of The Game Is. Just ♥♥♥♥ About Until Something Happens?
I haven't played this in a while, so there are probably a lot of improvements to the game. If you like Subnautica and want to support indie games, this is for you. This dev has managed to capture the joy of exploration that Subnautica gave in a some what smaller package. I beleive this is a single dev passion project, a combination that usually can produce something awesome. I hope he continues to improve and add to the game.
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