Star Explorers

No Man's Sky wishes it was this cozy.

I don't even know why I bought this.

It's like Noctis with guns and space combat and asteroid mining and all that space sim stuff!

THought this was tar explorers mmmm tar but its actually star explorers and its really good i love it ps. pls add tar

Short review: ... I mean, the Idea behind it, and the game devs' passion, are clear. But it is just repetitive, to the point of becoming a chore just after a few hours... This could be your cup of tea, but it is REALLY niche, and definitely needs a TON of work.

I Really Tried to Like This Game Objective Review 6 of 5 must play. 5 of 5 great story great game-play. 4 of 5 great story average game-play. 3 of 5 average story great game-play. 2 of 5 give it a go if it's you're favourite genre. 1 of 5 play if you have nothing better to do, 0 of 5 play if you're a masochist. -1 of 5 avoid. Star Explorers Score is 1 of 5. Subjective Review I really was looking for a Trek-ish type of game, and perhaps that is why I was so disappointed. But it is repetitive to the point of boredom. There's not much mystery, more of a scan planet, land, view some weird monsters and now and then odd structures/plant-life, find a cave/caves, collect "minerals" or whatever you need for fuel etc., then back up to your ship. I suppose like many of the other reviews seem to be doing is describing this as a chill game you can pop into now and then just to do the same thing in order to relax, using no brain activity. If that's what you're looking for.... doesn't seem that was the aim of the developer. That's for sure not what I was looking for, or hoping for. So I will recommend it, for people who may be looking for this sort of game, as there is a lot of work that has been put into it. To not recommend it would be putting it into the category of all the lazy/trash that certain developers/creators are releasing just so they can scam a few shekels off people, and it doesn't deserve that. It just completely misses the target I thought it was aiming for.

TL, DR:I love the basic idea but I think its a bit repetitive, clunky and at times to hard for me. First the good, this feels like No Man Sky or Elite where the focus is on landing on planets and exploring caves killing alien animals for loot which you bring back to a earth-based space station to finish quests, sell loot and get better stuff for you and your ship. The controls were at first a bit clunky, but the tutorial is good at showing you the ropes and guides you through it well. There is space combat as well, which works okay but is nothing too special, EXCEPT ships you damaged enough can be borded, which is really cool. I also found a temple on a planet but needed a key, so there is probably more stuff to do. Now the bad: I find some of the graphics and designs a bit too dark, I mean this literly as even with a flashlight its hard to make out what it going on. I dont mind the retro low poly style, that I can enjoy (It also makes such games feasable for indie devs to make). I hope tough in the future the people on the spacestation will have varying bodies and heads as well. While the story at the beginning was starting to be interesting sadly the missions (atleast the ones I saw) are also just fetchquests for getting various items to the space stations and getting money for it. You can also ♥♥♥♥ yourself over too easily, as I accidentally went to the wrong space sector and then I didnt have enough fuel to get to the space station, And I didnt find any fuel crystals on any of the planets or they were hazardous and my suit broke down before I found any. Now I probably could of planned better, but I still find it a bit too frustrating for me to start a new save for that. Im not recommending this game at this stage, but will check it out if it improved because the game has potential. I recommend it only for Elite or No Man Sky style space sim fans that are ready for a hardcore survival expirence where its aeasy to ♥♥♥♥ up.

Really fun and great video game! It is so enjoyable!

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Essa é uma análise que dói no coração em ser negativa, mas não vejo forma mais honesta de avaliá-la. Sei o quão difícil é para desenvolvedores solo ou equipes pequenas criarem jogos indie, que, inclusive, considero os mais criativos da indústria. No entanto, Star Explorers, apesar do potencial colossal e do estilo gráfico encantador, peca demais na execução. Como o nome sugere, o jogo propõe uma exploração galáctica em um universo aberto e, inicialmente, transmite uma sensação maravilhosa de que há algo oculto a ser descoberto, um grande mistério, algo precioso escondido, enquanto o jogador avança sob uma falsa sensação de solidão, tensão e até terror psicológico. Parece que a qualquer momento algo maior pode surgir para impedir sua jornada. Infelizmente, essa sensação não se concretiza. A jornada, seja no início ou no fim, é exatamente a mesma: extremamente vazia. Não há nada para se descobrir além de algumas ruínas alienígenas, elementos químicos da tabela periódica, desertos vazios e cavernas que rapidamente revelam os padrões da geração procedural, sempre repetindo os mesmos encaixes. Se o objetivo era criar um universo realista, com planetas vazios, eventos naturais coerentes (tornados, meteoritos, vulcões, lagos de mercúrio, ácido ou lava, temperaturas condizentes com a distância da estrela), então esse objetivo foi cumprido. Ainda assim, mesmo quando surge uma cidade rara ou um planeta com alguma forma de vida, a sensação de descoberta se esgota na primeira imagem ao pousar, não há profundidade além disso. Mesmo reconhecendo que o jogo não prometeu explicitamente algo diferente, minha avaliação negativa não se baseia apenas em expectativa frustrada ou gosto pessoal. Star Explorers carece de polimento, cuidado e, principalmente, capricho. As IAs são extremamente básicas, as animações são robóticas e sem naturalidade, e a jogabilidade se torna rapidamente repetitiva e exaustiva. As missões são poucas, cansativas e mais frustrantes do que desafiadoras, a ponto de eu sentir alívio quando a campanha terminou. O jogo possui avaliações “Muito Positivas”, algo que sinceramente não consigo compreender. Um indício disso é que apenas 24% dos jogadores concluíram a primeira missão e somente 8,9% chegaram à segunda, o que sugere que muitos abandonaram o jogo após poucas horas. Star Explorers tem um potencial gigantesco. Meu desejo sincero seria vê-lo expandido e desenvolvido com o cuidado que sua proposta merece. Por enquanto, resta acompanhar as atualizações e torcer para que esse universo, tão rico em potencial, deixe de ser tão pobre em conteúdo real.