StarRupture

Nach rund 25 Stunden gefällt mir Star-Rupture bisher sehr gut. Die Spielwelt ist wunderschön gestaltet, abwechslungsreich und macht Lust darauf, immer weiter zu erkunden. Besonders spannend finde ich die verschiedenen Gefahren: Vor einer Hitzewelle wird man rechtzeitig gewarnt und muss schnell Schutz suchen. Auch die immer häufiger auftretenden Infektionswellen sorgen dafür, dass der Aufbau der Basis nicht langweilig wird. Geschütze helfen bei der Verteidigung, reichen allein aber nicht immer aus. Erreichen die Gegner die Basis, können sie diese mit Geschwüren infizieren, die anschließend beseitigt werden müssen. Etwas merkwürdig finde ich das Nahrungssystem. Je nachdem, welche Nahrung man herstellt und zu sich nimmt, kann sie Vergiftungserscheinungen verursachen. Das wird aber relativ schnell abgebaut. Außerdem wird mir seit der Einnahme eines bestimmten Mittels dauerhaft angezeigt, dass meine Nahrungswerte schlecht seien obwohl sie vollständig gefüllt sind und keine Vergiftung vorliegt. Trotz dieser kleinen Schwächen macht mir das Spiel bisher sehr viel Spaß. Ich habe noch längst nicht alles entdeckt und bin gespannt, was mich noch erwartet. Klare Empfehlung!

Pros: -Beautiful graphics and lighting -Large open map with plenty to explore and collect -Guns feel good to use and there are some attachments -Fog effect makes everything look further and larger -Giant spooky megastructure in the distance -Satisfying production lines -Every item looks futuristic -The concept of resetting the map with coronal mass ejections and the visuals and sound thereof Cons: -Stamina bar -Runs good but unstable at times -Too many food items, most are unlockable but take a huge amounts of different plants -A lot of different collectibles that all only give you progression points -Some plants are incredibly rare - [spoiler]Armored vermin can only be damaged from the back and they almost never use their charge attack[/spoiler] - [spoiler]Abandoned bases have completion checklists but they include rubble on the ground that can be hard to find and there's often a lot[/spoiler] It's very much still in early access and updates are only slowly coming along but there's a lot to do and I see potential.

Extremely fun game that takes satisfactory and makes more combat

The game has great bones. It just needs more variety in content and a fleshed out story line to keep players engaged. I hope the developers can deliver on their vision. Game on!

Macht Spass ,hoffe auf Langzeit Motivation..Grüsse

Has promise. Satisfactory with less complex factories but much more combat and the higher need to explore (key unlocks can only be found by exploring). Still plenty of rough edges though: -Rails (the conveyor belts of this game) sometimes refuse to work until rebuilt -Rails also harder to organize once you get to more complicated production pipelines, spagetti is pretty much unavoidable -Large enemies are annoying. Immune to damage from the front and kills you in 2-3 hits. -Progress stalls a lot. Little need to build large factories since even small ones complete the objectives long before you've found the blueprint for the next part

After several hours of gameplay—including sessions with friends—here is my review. The game appeals to fans of this genre (myself included). However, there are mechanics that are tricky to grasp; building, for instance, is frustrating—interruptions and poor visibility make the process clunky. There are also issues like getting stuck between rocks, where the only solution is to wait for the glitch to shift you to a spot where you can jump free. Speaking of bugs and glitches, some text elements get hidden behind the player's inventory—specifically when right-clicking items in storage containers; the "split," "destroy," or "take" options end up obscured by the personal inventory UI. Personally, I would add an option for direct supply inputs to defensive turrets and make food crafting a bit easier. Right now, gathering the necessary materials is so complicated that it’s more practical to skip that crafting mechanic entirely—which shouldn't be the case. I’d also recommend an alternative to rails for connecting power between structures; rails are visually unappealing and put extra strain on PC hardware. Underground cables would be a great option—perhaps requiring a special tool to build, and allowing for different power channels with ports and connectors to handle multiple cables. As for the solar flare mechanic, I like it—especially how it forces you to use the post-flare window to venture into caves for quartz. However, I’d appreciate a timer between the first and final flare notifications so I can accurately judge whether I’ll make it back to my bunker in time. Finally, I’d recommend adding a medkit that allows you to revive yourself after being downed by enemies; playing solo becomes incredibly frustrating without one. I would recommend adding an option to retrieve lost gear upon death, as crafting it all over again becomes tedious. This ties into the previous point, given that enemies become very annoying past a certain stage of the game (though that isn't the problem itself, as it adds dynamism and prevents the gameplay from becoming flat). I’ll be playing for many more hours, just in case I spot any other bugs or have further recommendations. Finally, I want to congratulate the developers on the latest update; they’ve made the gameplay more enjoyable—congratulations!

Came back to this game after a year or so and I am suffering a significant amount of crashes. Seems to happen when the game tries to auto save. Unplayable for me right now. Otherwise it is looking great. Lots of fun.

Great game! cant wait to see how to game develops