Starbound

Have you ever played Terraria? Played some No Man's Sky, perhaps? Well, Starbound is the lovechild between those two that got abandoned on a dark, rainy night. Abandoned in the sense that... The last substancial update was [b] [i] before the pandemic. [/i] [/b] Then again, the devs considered it “finished”, so who am I to judge. [spoiler] I guess the founder/director of Chucklefish ran out of underaged “volunteers”. [/spoiler] As stated, Starbound looks and plays like Terraria, but has the athmosphere and setting of NMS. Star systems and planets are procedurally generated, all of which containing randomly generated biomes, sometimes with structures... Even the weapons and creatures you find there are procedurally generated. There are some survival aspects, mainly just being hungry sometimes, but i never bothered with any real “survival” stuff. You can also play as 6 different races who have their own themes, such as: [list] [*] Humans (Society if ... meme (but who tf would wanna play as a human, ew)) [*] Florans (Unga bunga plant people) [*] Apex (Futuristic tech monkeys) [*] Avians (Egyptian birds) [*] Glitch (Ye olde clanker) [*] Hylotl (Samurai fish) [*] Novakids (Yee haw star-people) [/list] Starbound also has a main story to follow, although it is... Repetitive, to say the least. All you do in said ‘main story’ is: [olist] [*] Scan some furniture relating to a race [*] Do a dungeon with a boss at the end [*] Enter the next tier of progression (Upgrade your 'pickaxe', get better armor, weapons, tools and crafting stations, etc.) [/olist] And repeat that about... 5 times. Yeah, I'm not really making it seem all that interesting, am I? Well, the game also has base-building aspects. Which... If I'm already making comparisons to Terraria, well... yeah, no ♥♥♥♥ it's gonna have base-building. You have two options when it comes to building a base. Either you work on making your spaceship look nice, or you can build bases on planets. Unfortunately, you don't get to make your OWN spaceship in vanilla. You get a pre-made, indestructable ship that you can expand using upgrades. The most you can do with ships is change the background walls, build with some blocks in rooms, and add furniture. While the gameplay may be lacking in some departments, the music on the other hand, absolutely does NOT fail to deliver. Some personal recommendations I have are: [list] [*] Europa - It sounds so serene, like running your hand across tall grass as your worries become left behind. [*] Starbound (or Title Menu) - Nostalgic af to me. [*] The Ruin's Surface (or Crystal Battle 1) - Still gives me chills years later, especially 2:18. [*] On the Beach at Night - Has to be like... the most iconic Starbound track, ever. [/list] So, if you decide to play Starbound, maybe ♥♥♥♥ around in vanilla for a bit to get a feeling for the game, but please for the love of God play modded. The singular reason why this game's community isn't completely dead is because of the mods. Speaking of which, Starbound mods are where I first discovered that Protogens exist. ...I was eight, I didn't know any better... I thought they looked cool, man... (btw, if you want a mod recommendation, I'd suggest Frakin' Universe. It's like the Calamity Mod equivalent for Starbound.) The vanilla game also has some side-content besides the whole main gameplay loop, such as bounty hunting (which i never did), or some post-game dungeons, but I'd still recommend the modding scene way more. Even then, I'm still pretty biased towards the game, and will always remember it fondly. So... Thanks, Starbound.

Très bon jeu à ne pas speedrun, prendre son temps, cependant il est possible de rester sur sa faim tellement le jeu à du potentiel.

Bora jogar com os amigos moçada! Jogo é bomzinho.

Неплохая игра

Terraria adlı oyunun uzay versiyonu :D

неплохая игра, но гринд ачивки лучше делать через чит панель, ибо количество фарма и потраченного на него времени будут неадекватно большими