SpaceCraft

Rien a dire, j adore après a voir par la suite.

Early Access Review I bought this game knowing it was in early access and active development, but I was positively supprised from the start, as the game is, from day one, very much playable and with no game breacking issues. Not all content is available yet, but with 400+ hours, I'm still having a lot of fun with this. This is an industrial game, set in space, but also great for wannabe explorers and miners. There is no PvE implemented yet, but it's planned, and the only PVP is the climbing ladder of corporation wars, so you can play this game in Your own rithem and time. It's also a lot of fun to create and express yourself through Your spaceships. Even the way you build Your bases is an affirmation of how You like thigs to be! Decals, colors, sizes and shapes, You can go a long way with their system, but need to have into account, every ship needs power, thruster, CPU capability, etc. Just love it! Servers have been mostly stable since day one and there is no day in wich I don't open the game to play at least for an hour oe two. But Your sessions can be long or short. Server is great at saving your progress, so you can leave where and when you want without constraints. There is a single player mode, wich I tried, but the galaxy felt empty. And after the first community update, with the Solo corporations, there is no reason (besides your own internet connectivity) to play solo, as the only constraint in having other players on the servers is that you'll have to explore a bit more to find a suitasble place for your bases. Although this is a industrial spacegame, after community update #1, it feels much less grindy. You can put all the machines working by themselves and just go about Your business, exploring, mining, transporting or tending to other machines. The devs really listenned to the imput given by players in both game reporting and Discord. There is still areas to improve, of course, for example: - Lack of possibility to put buying orders on the market, prevents the game from having a real player driven economy (you can sell everything on the market, you just can't set buying orders); - Lack of a find tool on the market makes it dificult to find the commodities you want; - PVE is not yet in the game (but planned); - Knowledge tree needs to be extended for the game to be fun for a long time (but as I stated earlier, I'm still having loads of fun after 400+ hours in game); - Performance needs improvement on all aspects, but particularly planetside when exploring and player bases are loaded. But it's not a laggy game, far from that. This is me complaining of an already good product ;) Summing up, I think it's a great buy, even in early access, as the game already offers loads of content, stability without gamebreaking bugs, and Devs that are listening to you.