
Osiris: New Dawn is an unforgiving near future space survival game with a cinematic feel and elements of horror. Play as a Mission Specialist in single or multiplayer to build your planetary base, pilotable vehicles, and controllable drones as you explore a dangerous solar system far from Earth.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America
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Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Was a good concept, had potential, too bad it was never finished. I think that the devs get too much hate in the reviews. We all knew that it was an Early Acces, and that you are paying for the development, not the finished product. I hope the developers kept what they learned about this development and brings it in to their next jobs och projects!
Unfinished crap
As I was looking through my library it reminded me that I have this. The idea was good. The execution was... The game certainly was executed behind a shed with a rusty cleaver.
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this game was made by predatory shylocks to prey on people who had more money than braincells. clearly the developer is afflicted with lgbt. so glad this filth was removed.
abandoned
dead game
Good concept, terrible execution. Nearly since launch this game has had a multitude of stability issues culminating in a non-functional save system for multiplayer. After going silent, the devs decide that, instead of updating and fixing the bugs with this game, they would rather abandon it.
What hurts most isn't the money I spent on this [strike]Fenix[/strike] dumpster fire, it's the time I wasted waiting for it to be complete enough for a sincere playthrough. This game is abandonware. The devs launched out of early-access just to call it quits and dissappear into the shadow realms. I have no idea why this is even allowed. It honestly shouldn't be. At least have the effing decency to leave the game in a playable state, but noooo, bugs & unfinished elements everywhere. Game went from cool Early-Access gem to weird changes and abandon ship after release. I'll never trust this company again.
I liked it. We had a lot of fun playing it when it first came out. After finishing a couple other planet games I came to find this one only to find it’s been delisted. Makes me sad because a lot of it was fun. I’ll recommend the game even though it’s not finished and delisted because for the amount of time we spent playing and the amount we paid it was worth it.
Jeux qui ne sera jamais fini....
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