
A space survival open world terraforming crafting game, designed for 1 to 10 players. Alter the ecosystem of an inhospitable planet to render it habitable for humanity. Survive, gather resources, and build your base. Then, generate oxygen, warmth, and pressure to create a brand new biosphere.
Most likely between $17.8M and $50.4M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $23.99 | 96% | approximately $29.6M |
| Xbox | $23.99 | 78% | — |
| PlayStation | $23.99 | 95% | — |
| GOG | $11.99 | 88% | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $9.70 on Xbox · Türkiye (−60%). Compare 46 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
電子陽痿已痊癒
Fun game
10/10, would get distracted while exploring a wreck, overreach and suffocate again.
TL:DR Great game. You can do a lot of building and there's enough to explore. If you like action, this game isn't it. Longer version: Okay, so here's a longer review. I thoroughly enjoyed the game. I love building games, and this game has the intriguing aspect of a story in the background, without impeding your freedom. You can build interesting bases, and as you progress in the game, new options become available to Terraform and mechanise aspects of resource gathering. That especially kept me going. As new phases of the terraforming progress, new aspects unlock as well within the terraforming. The game is fun, and for me, it doesn't feel like a chore to gather and gain heat, oxygen, pressure, etc. If you are a bit more into action, it might become a bore later on. For a casual gamer, it can be fun. For building maniacs like me, I sincerely recommand this game.
очень крутая игра с сюжетом
Охрененная песочница
好好好
This is one of my favorite games on Steam. It's specifically in the "FAVORITES" folder with only three others. It's a tad buggy. You can see models like rocks or trees that aren't flush to the ground, you can walk inside the geometry of some set pieces, you can spawn multiple rockets inside each other and they'll have a grand ol' time fumbling all over the terrain instead of launching straight into the sky (please never change this one it's so funny). The gameplay loop itself is very satisfying. Collect things, craft things, build things, make number go up. It's like Cookie Clicker with Subnautica's resource gathering, lore-finding, health/oxygen/thirst management, and building system, but the only enemy here is yourself—or, sometimes, the Weather That Hates (my favorite weather event). Perhaps the most unique and exciting part is how the environment itself changes and evolves as the stages progress, and in response to what sorts of trees you plant or critters you place. Such a sense of discovery and awe to see forests arise from a barren wasteland, then the satisfaction of moving on to a different moon or planet after completing the first to start over, and see the new environment evolve in different ways.
Its a fun and addicting game. I really enjoy watching things change over time. You can adjust settings a little to increase or difficulty (very basic like how fast you will get hungry and if you lose everything on death). This is definately something safe to play with your kids. I think you can have up to 4 players in your world.
Самая скучная игра в мире