Ostranauts

AI is not very good and it has some woke stuff. Apart from that its a fun game. I would like to recomend it but I really feel like the AI needs to be fixed. You can basically kill a whole station just by opening the airlocks venting all the oxygen, they don't try close the doors. Another example: If they eva suits they also end up dying as they don't swap out or charge the suit battery which I think regulates airflow for co2.

This will be a positive review if logic gates become logical. Automating ANYTHING is simply not possible, everything needs manual toggling. I haven't seen any mention of an overhaul in the works which makes me concerned seeing as one of the best late-game features for a simulator is learning to automate things you have been doing for dozens of hours. Also Solar Panels shouldn't need to be a mod they should be a full feature with logical systems tide to them. The mining aspect is neat but was never the real appeal of a Space Scavenger Sim. Also Also, interactions with NPCs are absurdly rigid and bare-bones, they feel more like RNG skill checks than people, and I feel like dragging a random unconscious half dead shipbreaker onto your ship from a derelict should be more interesting, the only options are literally to strip their equipment or drag them around, no medical treatment or examination, no investigation until they inevitibly die because you can't interact with them at all. I really love this game but it seems that areas I couldn't care less about have recieved the bulk of development attention while the main premise of ShipBreaking and space-life-sim has fallen by the wayside.

Ostranauts is a deep simulation of shipbreaker life that can easily overwhelm most players with its obscure and complex systems. Those that are patient and learn them will be rewarded with one of the best emergent gameplay generators out there. But beware, it is a game filled with technical manuals that are required reading for survival, and a learning curve that will kill you a LOT. It is a brutal and insane game, but it is also a great one.

Хотелось бы поиграть дольше, но 3 кадра (без преувеличения) при назначении задач одному члену экипажа, при том что он за несколько минут таких лагов не двигается с места - отбили всё желание продолжать.

At time of this review, I have not scratched the surface on many of the games more advanced mechanics. However, this is one of the most fun games I have played in some time and glad I decided to give it a shot. The difficulty is not as bad as others make it out to be, especially in terms of flying. If you have time in a flight sim, or flight sim like game, like Star Citizen especially, it's easy to understand how flying in vacuum works. The only disappointing part of the game to me so far is the social system. You could have a beautiful, charismatic character that is good friends with an NPC and it seems like every conversation goes to them insulting you, or brushing you off. Would love to see that worked on. But, other than that, I'm hooked on this game.

HOPEFULLY all of the bugs are fixed by full release, its a good game and worth the price tag if bugs aren't immediately noticeable in the first five minutes of gameplay

All systems are half baked. Great concept, but combat is shallow, inventory management is badly designed, pawns control system is not really working (hauling one by one seriously), social is spam, ship building is not deep, UX is just plain bad, sprites are not too my taste, story / exploration... The concept is great, but the implementation: not worth it at the moment. Wish this game the best for the concept and the start was fun :)

Early access casualty. Cannot recommend as a finished product. Like it a lot as an early access title though.

zomboid without zombies and in space. the navigations of ships has no comparison to any other game. great.

I don't often do early access, or pay this much for games, but I bought another gem from this studio sometime back (Neo Scavenger) and really enjoyed it. I can say that I've enjoyed this one even more. There are some rough edges, but I have high hopes for the final product. That said the current state to me is very playable, and the mechanics have kept me tantalized for hours. I'm usually the sort of person that grows weary of a grindfest, Hex edits my saves, and moves on with my life. This is one of those rare occasions I've enjoyed the process. 4.5 out of 5 stars.