Outerverse

Игра норм но я не могу в ней разобраться из-за отсутствия русского языка. Буду ждать когда добавят.

i can't even make a new game

The gravity system in this game is really innovative: each celestial body is cubic in shape, and unless you turn gravity changes off, moving to a different side of the planet will change the gravity orientation. You'll really want to use that gravity button on Warpolynx planets, though, because the gravity orientation is different in each chamber! No rhyme or reason to it, which really adds to the challenge! At least you do get some sort of indicator of how close to the core you are... You're much less likely to run out of raw materials in this game, than you are to run out of intermediate products, depending on how willing you are to wait for all the products to finish processing. Raw resources are heavily abundant; expect to run into ore veins that will give you several full stacks of ore in a single vein! Even if you fail to bring enough pickaxes with you, pretty much every solid resource that can be collected with a pickaxe, can also be collected by hand, just slower, unlike another voxel-based sandbox game that rhymes with Lineshaft. Just mind your hunger, because you can't eat carrots raw, and the wood you need to craft Carrot Meals isn't [i]easily[/i] renewable (trees cannot be regrown, and although there are monsters that drop wood, they spawn rarely). The automation system is nice, but quite complex, and as such, rather confusing. Thankfully, in most cases, the game provides you with schematics to create what you need to, often both to do it manually, and to automate it. Sadly, sometimes they don't work exactly as intended (resources won't be distributed perfectly evenly, even when it looks like they should; the automated Melon schematic often breaks ungrown Melons because it harvests all 5 slots when just the last one is fully grown; the provided schematic for converting ice to Hardened Lava will, much more often than not, break the Ice before it converts; etc.). It could definitely use some simpler machines like splitters (so you don't have to resort to confusing clusters of Tublocks to try to evenly split resources) and an easy way to move items upward. And if you don't feel like messing with automation, when you start a new save, you can instead choose a mode where you do everything manually! When you get to the point where you can build a spaceship, you get to build it block by block, put [i]pretty much[/i] anything you want on it, within reason. I love this! I have a Waypoint (so I don't lose my ship, and if I die, I'll respawn on it if there are no closer Waypoints) on my ship, as well as some Containers for storage, and workbenches so I don't have to build and place one on each planet I visit! Be careful when approaching a planet, though, as you may accidentally end up with your ship underwater, and the ship can't move through water. Despite its several flaws and bugs, I still find myself playing for hours at a time, exploring planets, mining and processing stacks upon stacks of ores, and searching for ways to [i]fully[/i] automate processes (the given "fully automatic" schematics show you where specific items need to be loaded, but in some cases, it's hard to figure out [i]how[/i] to load them automatically). This game is addictive.