Stationeers

Game has phase changes of gases in it, half dozen gases and all three states, the cooling/heating from phase changes, the struggle of keeping water out of the lines mid game, learning a ton about this i could be HVAC easy i bet! You'll want to code a little in this game, it's easy though, uses a small script called IC10. you can use basic logic and HASH is a game changer - can set names on devices and call them right from the script with that. If you can't code at all, chatgpt can probably help a bit but yuck it's sloppy lol. 300 hours in and i'm still watching youtube tutorials on how to set things up - i just setup a trader even... ... rockets might be coming next. Final note though, this game is unforgiving! you'll die alot, blow your base up in many different ways, and reload the game sometimes. :D worth.

complicated to start, tutorial does not help

Un de mes jeux préférés. Un crafting poussé à son maximum. Très réaliste, gestion de l'énergie des gaz, des températures des pressions, constructions avancées, automatismes, programmation pour automatiser.. J'y retrouve tout ce que j'aime. Si je devais y trouver un manque ca serait de se déplacer d'une planète à l'autre en fusée (Oui y'a des fusées mais pas pour se déplacer ;) )

Stationeers is a game that's really quite deep and unique. You are trying to survive in a hostile environment. Simple, but not easy. Main difficulty of this game is stacked right at the beginning. Once you are set up and basic needs are covered, no longer being a ticking time bomb, you are free to pursue your own projects. It is a sandbox game that provides you with a lot of freedom to tackle problems. You are rarely simply crafting a machine that does what you need. You are creating Systems using Components. This freedom however comes with a cost. You need to spend a lot of time and/or mental energy to learn multiple obtuse systems. [b]The barrier of entry in this one is legendary. Definitely not for everyone.[/b] It took me three separate cycles of: trying to get it, getting frustrated, going back to something less hostile to new player. Then getting back to it few weeks later, until it finally clicked. And boy, did it click hard. It's currently one of my favorite games. Learning, experimenting, planning are all core parts of what you will be doing. The feeling of satisfaction when your custom system is working as intended is amazing. The different planets and moons all provide unique challenges. On top of all that you can use logic devices or even write your own MIPS code for delicious automation. At the time of writing this review the game introduced new gases and liquids and it was awesome. Providing even more options while not affecting early to midgame too hard. There are some things I don't like though: - Game does not do a good enough job for you to be thrown into a planet and survive after playing tutorials. Prepare to spend hours watching youtube tuts. To add onto that, it is a challenge to find a content creator who does actual tutorials that value your time rather than experimenting themselves on camera for half the video. There are some gems however. - Wiki is often outdated further reducing where to look for answers. - Even worse, the official discord server requires your personal phone number for verification. For security/privacy conscious people it is an instant no. (Please change it RocketWerkz. It's ridiculous.) - Nights are pitch black. Get used to it because placed lights use up way too much power IMO. Craft portable light and carry it with you until you can suffer the power cost. TL;DR: I love this game. Highly recommended. But prepare for some pain. And explosions.

Moja ocena: 11/10 (Mój dom właśnie eksplodował) ​Kupiłem tę grę, bo chciałem zbudować fajną szklarnię na Marsie. ​W skrócie: ​Budujesz bazę. ​Myślisz, że jesteś geniuszem, bo podłączyłeś prąd. ​Włączasz piec. ​Rury robią BOOM, bo zapomniałeś o zaworze bezpieczeństwa. ​Umierasz z braku tlenu, patrząc na piękny wschód słońca. ​Wczytujesz zapis i robisz to jeszcze raz. ​To jedyna gra, w której nauczysz się programowania w MIPS tylko po to, żeby Twoje panele słoneczne obracały się za słońcem. Jeśli lubisz cierpieć w imię nauki i inżynierii – kupuj w ciemno. ​Plusy: ​Możesz poczuć się jak prawdziwy inżynier NASA. ​Satysfakcja, gdy system w końcu działa, jest lepsza niż kawa rano. ​Fizyka gazów czy cieczy która sprawi, że Twój nauczyciel z liceum byłby dumny. ​Minusy: ​Twój mózg będzie parować częściej niż systemy chłodzenia w grze.

Space Engineers's Big Brother - This is by far one of the best space survival games I have ever played. It forces you to fight and claw your way to a sustainable base of living. You must be creative and learn new systems that you haven't seen in any other game. 27 hours of playtime and I've barely scratched the surface. I think I have written 2-3 reviews for games over 12 years and this is well deserving of being in a select club in my book. For $30 this game is an absolute steal.

The on ramp to this game is a brick wall, and the game does not do enough to get you over it. Expect to spend two hours in the tutorials, hours on youtube, and if you don't know how to program, yes to get to the true meat of the game you will learn some of that too. The controls are unintuitive, the UI hard to understand, and much of it feeling tedious. Once you get over that initial wall though, the game really unfolds before you and challenges you in ways you will not experience anywhere else. This game gives you the tools, and lets you choose how to solve them. Similarly to factorio in that way, but somehow even deeper. The game is amazing, and I considered myself someone who could not go deep in a game like this, but it has sucked me in. The sense of accomplishment you get when you tackle a problem is immense, and the game does a good job of having the next challenge present itself keeping you going. If you want to experience "space survival (thriving) sim" there is no better place to go.

Хм... Давление в трубах поднялось... наверное это не очень страБАХ!!!! И от базы остался лишь кратор

You don't have enough frustation with the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ software your job forces you to use? You want something that behaves erratic, gives you constant bad feedback and has confusing controls that often contradict themself? Then buy this. This game is so bad, I wish they company behind would stop developing software and start a bakery but for that they'd need to care how their product turns out so they are ♥♥♥♥♥♥. The UI/UX is so bad that you will die multiple times as an immediate result of it. Warnings are confusing and not always actually indicating the root cause, something that no aerospace equipment will do - EVER. Your suit works? Your air bottle is full with breathable gas? Waste bottle empty? Air turned on? AC on? Helmet closed? Enough power? Pressure in the suit at a 100? Yes? Good. The second you step out on the surface you get a "Not enough oxygen" warning and immediatly start to suffocate. ZERO indication. ZERO sense. To progress you are required to learn their perverted form of assembler mixed with elements from higher programming languages (like sleep) that you wont be able to use anywhere else. ANY advanced equipment cannot be run without this. If you don't enjoy shoving registers around, are used to higher languages, like space engineers implemented, or don't wanna program you are ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Yes they TECHNICALLY work without it but you can constantly babysit every machine every step of the way. They claim its "highly realistic". That is limited to ♥♥♥♥♥♥ a micromanagement simulator for two "hand" slots, 400 Inventories and subinventories and a bunch of tools. Might as well go to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work. The only have real thing in this game is pressure which is partially correctly implemented. Anything else is broken. Battery array in parallel? Discharges only one cell. Sorter computer? Sorry. On reload your programming goes invisible. Will still work but you can redo that if necessary through an ingame incomputer UI that lists every item in the game and does not react to keyboard inputs. Oh an no search function. Their documentation is an internal information system that usually provides half the truth at best and needs to be supplemented by a community driven wiki that is neither complete nor to date. Remember the IC10 ♥♥♥♥? Assembler? No code examples. If you are new, if this is new to you: Good luck. No chance in hell you will work that out without any viable example. Worst of all and the main reason I think rocketwerkz should NEVER EVER develop software again: They are, like all bad devs, fully resistant to suggestions. This turd and its barely working basic functions, focussing on gas pressure and overcomplication is their best work and you, the user who has to suffer because of that unparalleld arrogance is wrong. The magic rule is that ANY written software is as good as its documentation. And this is the bottom of the barrel. And they are digging for the core.