StarRupture

I refunded the game because it was unplayable for me as it caused me to get motion sick. There is no third person view available that would maybe resolve my issue.

Ständige Probleme und zu wenige Fortschritte in der Entwicklung und es läuft alles ander als flüssig

Bon, déjà pour un jeu d'accès anticipé, je suis vraiment surpris. Le jeu est vraiment génial une fois que tu as compris la mécanique du jeu, tout est automatisé. La map est gigantesque et pas mal de bases à découvrir. Si tu veux t'amuser à tout automatiser, le jeu est fait pour toi, et encore mieux en coop

Polska gra powinna mieć polską ścieżkę dzwiękową.....

If you come from other logistics games like Factorio or Satisfactory, you will quickly learn that logistics in Star Rupture feel half-baked. The logistics in this game desperately want to be the cool alternative to belts but end up feeling like busywork with extra steps and hidden bottlenecks. Try creating bypass or express lanes for clogged lines? Nope, won't fix anything as items on rails will continue to take the same congested route instead. In games like Factorio and Satisfactory, the push system means you design capacity first, clogs are obvious and fixable. Star Rupture's drone rails look cooler for about five minutes until you realize the demand model and tier caps make mid-to-late game feel constrained and the feedback is weaker. You can't just "belt harder." HOW TO ACTUALLY FIX THIS: Gut the current "convenient but opaque" half-baked system and force logistics to be the main loop, not a tax you pay so you can go shoot bugs or wait out ruptures. 1. KILL THE PACKAGING TAX AND MAKE THROUGHPUT PLAYER OWNED: The fixed 10-second drone packing delay is pure developer friction. Add a throughput counter UI element for rails or make the rails flash red when rail is congested. No more "math it yourself or pray." 2. ADD REAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS THAT REINFORCE PLAYER AGENCY: Make item starved machines flash red, or add mechanics to show exactly where a line is clogging (Live flow indicators). I want to feel when a chain is healthy the same way Factorio players feel a belt balance or Satisfactory players see a clog. Right now the pull system hides problems until production silently dies. 3. GIVE PLAYERS DELIBERATE CONTROL OVER PUSH VS PULL: Add priority rail/lanes. Adding priority rails means that a belt highway/bus will actually work. These lanes would also allow the player to intricately build a hybrid push and pull system with items on priority rails being pushed and standard rails being pulled when the priority is full. Right now the system decides for you and then punishes you for not understanding its black box. 4. REWORK LOGSTICS TOOLS TO LOWER CORP RANKS: Basic high-throughput and smart routing should come online when players start feeling the pain, not after they've already built three awkward bases by hand. Logistics skill should accelerate the rest of the game, not sit in the corner as busywork. 5. ALLOW SAME LEVEL RAIL STACKING/CLEANER JUNCTION PLACEMENT: In order to achieve optimal high throughput for high tier end game items, you currently have to build an intricate rollercoaster of rails on multiple X and Y axis. This makes me feel like building a roller coaster in Planet Coaster or a multi-level interchange in Cities Skylines. Rail Junctions should be allowed on the same x-axis to allow cleaner rail placement instead of the spaghetti mess we have now. Just go look at some Youtube video's on optimal End-Game layouts. Nothing but pure spaghetti madness. 6. RAIL REPATHING DURING THE LIVE SIMULATION: If none of the rest can be added, atleast add the ability for items on rails to detect clogged/congested rail segments and pick a different route. Again, this would make buses/highways/bypasses feel rewarding instead of creating more useless friction. 7. SENDING ITEMS TO CORPORATIONS FOR DATA POINTS: Add functionality for the player to send items to corporations to earn data points. Right now if you want to test your layout you have to litter your factory with buffer storages just to end up destroying items. This doesn't feel good. Giving the corporation orbital launcher a new way to send and request items would help unlock further corporation levels without having to sit around and wait. This would also add more replay ability as the player could slowly build more and more to gain more data points similar to tickets in Satisfactory or Infinite science in Factorio. This could be the perfect item sink that the game desperately needs. 8. RAIL BUILDING MODES: Similar to Satisfactory, rail splines could be reworked to have multiple build modes like curved and straight mode (perfect curves and perfect 90 degree angles.) When the player opens the game, the first thing they should want to optimize is the flow of materials, not just "get enough stuff out so I can do the actual fun parts." Right now logistics is the chore you tolerate so you can play the survival/combat/exploration game. I want it to be the reason people stay up until 4 a.m. building one more perfect manifold. Everything else, ruptures, bugs, corps, exploration, stays, but the factory stops being a necessary evil and starts being the competitive core. NON-LOGISTICS RELATED CONCERNS: Rework the Recipe Station. The current iteration feels like busywork requiring blueprints, data points AND finished items. Corporations unlocks already require a ton of data points, why are they even required for recipes? It should be find the blueprint, give some data points or donate items, NOT ALL THREE. Early-game friction is high and sometimes pointless. No map until you hit a certain corporation level. No auto-run. Inventory too small early-game. Rework the Food Station. This feels like the same pointless tedium as the recipe station. Requirements for new recipes is just too harsh and NOT balanced around solo play. Provide better and more diverse buffs for food instead of basic buffs. Rework LEM's. Same boring stat buffs as the current food buffs. LEM's should turn me into a super soldier and not feel boring and underwhelming when discovering and equipping. POTENTIAL END-GAME MECHANICS: SENDING ITEMS TO CORPORATIONS FOR DATA POINTS (see above) Separate logistics research path, a dedicated tech tree for transport upgrades (stack multipliers, speed, drone capacity) Escalating Corporate Infinite Contracts/Data Point Economy 2.0 Planetary Infrastructure Challenges (Sending solar satellites or building a dyson sphere that could provide temporary power before a rupture) New Game+ / Challenge Seeds with Persistent Unlocks (Rupture frequency, enemy density, resource scarcity) Ascension System (At a certain point players can "ascend" a base, sacrificing a fully built factory which could provide permanent run-wide bonuses based on the production of the factory/core that is sacrificed. I know this is Early Access and the game is still young in its life cycle and I'm willing to change my review if some of these concerns are met. I just want the logistics in this game to feel like an addictive core that can compete with other popular titles in the genre.

This could have been a good game, but the developers didn't bother taking into account all the work players put into it before the first major update. They literally ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up the whole game. Instead of releasing an update, they released a reset with some updates. It was fun while it lasted but I won't recommend it as it is now..!!

Es ist leider immer noch so das ich beim 700mb Update und 20 GB freiem Festplattenspeicher die Meldung bekomme das dies nicht reicht. Also muss ich das Game Deinstallieren und Neuinstallieren was mich tierisch ankotzt. Bringt diese Scheiße Bitte in Ordnung.

There will have to be fundamental gameplay loop changes for anything meaningful to come from this game, which saddens me considering how welcoming this game looked. It feels afraid to let you play the game. Odd design decisions such as spawning mostly-dead and almost fully starved/dehydrated, making traversal an extreme chore by dropping seemingly-endless waves of 3 (and on rare occasion, 4) types of bug-themed enemies who are astonishingly difficult to hit with the shaky/underpowered firearms you're given, locking EXTREMELY necessary items behind mid-game upgrades AND exploration-exclusive upgrades, the ENTIRE stability system... It's... a mess. It's a huge mess that I want to be assembled with love and passion into the monumental game this COULD be, if it were reworked into something much more friendly to the player. If you want an automation game, go harder in that direction. If you want an exploration game, go harder in that direction. There's undeveloped, bare-bones ideas being tug-of-war'd in both of those directions and I just don't find these devs skilled enough to be able to prop up both ends without one or the other getting gutted from lack of necessary time, testing, attention, feedback, and tweaking. If there's any game I'm gonna be keeping an especially close eye on to see if it ever gets revamped, it's this one. Please, Creepy Jar, PLEASE make this game amazing. StarRupture could automate to the moon with all the right tuning.

There is no need for a gender lock in a game (particularly in a game like this) but they made 3 of 4 characters male and locked co-op session to have no "duplicate" character. So, if one person likes to play as female, all the others will have to play as male. It is early acces, so they still have chance to turn this ;)