The Planet Crafter

It's good, but needs some getting used to.

Raft на суше!! игра супер !! всем любителям таких игр рекомендую.

boring

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visually amazing and just a well rounded game.

Übelst chilliges spiel, macht echt spaß und auch etwas süchtig, man kann definitiv nicht falsch machen wenn man sich die beiden Planeten als DLC holt, vor allen da das spiel immer mal wieder im Sale ist kann man nichts mit falsch machen. Manchmal merkt man aber das es aus einem kleineren Studio ist, vor allen bei der Fahrphysik der mondfahrzeuge.

I went into Planet Crafter with little to no expectations. My favorite games were automation and factory-focused. When I first spawned in, the graphics were so bad I thought the game was made in 1996, next to the triangular breasts of Lara Croft. I tried changing the settings to maximum, but unfortunately it didn’t help. Still, I persevered. For the first few hours, I thought the gameplay was just: go steal from some things from wrecks and bring it home. Then the base started steadily growing, stages progressed in the background while I was exploring, building, and farming. Walking around was pretty slow and boring, so they gave me a jetpack. Nice. Then I made a car, and even considered laying roads around. Right when I started, they gave me a teleporter, though I had to build a nuclear plant to support all that infrastructure. The water level suddenly rose and I became “one of us.” I guess it’s part of the experience. The desert wasteland was rapidly becoming greener, sweeter, and much more appealing than before. After 100 hours in one save, I terraformed several planets, built floating factories to farm a quarter million tokens, and successfully left what was supposed to be my place of punishment as a space vigilante. It was a nice journey. After so many hours, seeing the barren wasteland become a lush paradise for all kinds of plants and animals, leaving it feels a bit sad. It is now my planet, with animals I created myself, with a cookie factory bigger than some starter bases. I would love to return for more adventures soon. Good luck on your path, Planet Crafter.