Nucleares

I want to love this game, i really do. but also i want to be able to save the game and go to sleep and not have to start from scratch the next day. would also love the start up guide to actually update when i am not looking at it. or for me to be able to check off things manually when i have done them if the game doesn't automatically update the check list. maybe actually have some guides on chem management, not just the how to turn the reactor on. though ultimatly, fix it so that i can actually save the game, and this will be a positive review. everything else is minor QOL improvments, but not being able to save the game and re-loade it without the game going "oh we have nothing here" while also telling me that everything is there.... kinda a deal breaker

It looks very promising at first, but unfortunately the closer I look the clearer it becomes that there's no physically correct simulation, only a bunch of ad-hoc approximations that look kind of right in simple situations but are rather meaningless. This is a game so I don't expect precision but even most basic rules are completely disregarded, massive amounts of energy, heat and steam/water appear and disappear in the system with no explanation. For example: * heat generation in the core and heat removal through the coolant loop can be wildly mismatched with no apparent effects, with huge amounts of heat seemingly disappearing to nowhere * increasing primary flow reduces steam generator outlet temperature relative to inlet and also reduces steam generation (both backwards from reality, and also physically self-contradictory) * if the condenser overheats and stops condensing, the excess steam just disappears (while pressure remains at near-vacuum) and everything keeps running as normal except you lose some water from the secondary loop. These are some of the most important elements of the most central simulation and they just don't work at all! It's scary to think what the less obvious systems are doing in the background. So it's not worth getting into the game. It's possible to learn to operate the plant and meet objectives but you won't be learning to operate a nuclear plant (even a very simplified one) but some made up nonsense and it's not even fun because nothing reacts like you might expect. The developer is saying they're working on a new simulation engine and I'll revisit the game when that releases but it's unclear how much of it is real because most communication from them (including responses to reviews here) is clearly AI-generated. I hope they understand and care about what they're doing and this is just their way of dealing with a language barrier.

Not good. Deliberately as awkward as possible. Bad translations from what I assume is French, inconsistent naming of extremely important items, horrible bugs, awful UI, no signs of improving any of these.

Warning 4 of achievements are unobtainable as the scenario for those achievement have been removed from the game.

TL;DR: Recommend, BUT, really should come with an early access flag. Still buggy, but the developer is still very much actively working on it. Absolutely addicted. Really enjoyable once you begin to understand how everything works, is linked, and reacts to other systems. Lots of tutorials out there that do a great job of explaining the concepts. You WILL have to invest a large amount of time to learn (probably 12 hours minimum in YouTube tutorial videos; If you are looking for a good concepts/tutorials videos check out Leonidas Ares), but it's worth it. With my PC I'm running very high settings and have no problems with stability. I have had more than a few game breaking bugs, mostly around reactor fuel replacement and control rod replacement. Some people have issues with outside of the plant, some people have trouble saving and/or loading saves. A few very lucky people seem to have no problems whatsoever. That being said, the developer is super active and updates are coming out all the time. Honestly I like this dev enough that I bought the generator set DLC just to throw a few extra bucks their way. I'll never use it, but if it helps them develop, I'm in. They seem to be very active in the community and, as previously mentioned, are always putting out new patches.

If the manual was useful this could be a lot of fun. Instead you just follow the tutorial to get the thing up and running and then react to warning lights as they go off, googling the symptoms and hoping you can get a solution.

10/10! 1: Enter the game 2: Do tutorial 3: Exit and make new game 4: Meltdown disaster 5: Restart and fool around 6: Remote control AO and electrocute myself 7: die but remain as the AO 8: Game pauses and im forced to quit/restart 9: Game breaks and cant play 10: Write review 11: reinstall the game

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