The Planet Crafter

Super! Very rewarding gaming experience! Totally recommend

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Игра отличная, но как и у всех есть свои плюсы и минусы. Под плюсами можно отметить логистику, практически всё можно автоматизировать; хороший сюжет, если исследовать его, то можно найти ответы на такие вопросы почему так много структур но нет не единого живого человека, почему так много разбитых кораблей и т.п., система открытие чертежей даже после полного терраформирование одной планеты можно открыть что новое на другой. А под минусами можно отметить систему уровня сложности от нее только зависит сколько времени ты потратишь на игру, логичность терраформирование: такими маленькими постройками терраформировать всю планету выглядит странно.

its a fun somewhat servival game

REZİL OYUN SAKIN OYNAMAYIN

I started playing it and my first impression wasn't too positive, it was way too simple at the start, didn't liked the ore distribution system, just small nodes of any random element scattered around the entire surface, but still decided to give it a try, and was worth it, the simplicity at the start is well compensated with a deep and very well designed progression system that keeps you engaged and forces you to go out of your base zone and explore the map. The best part is that as you play and the planet starts terraforming, the entire surface morphs from a desolate barren to a lush tropical paradise. Overall is a relaxing game where you can just relax and build beautiful bases and structures, and see how everything comes to life. Only complain would be that the game could be better optimized.

Recommended OS: Linux mint Memory: ddr3 16GB CPU: I-7 4790 GPU: Radeon RX 6600 XT End game frame rate 50-60 fps Overall, an amazing terraforming and survival game that runs flawlessly on Linux via Proton. However, there is one massive design flaw regarding the DLCs and multiple planets. The game links your technological progress and unlocked blueprints to your main save file, not the individual planet. If you start on Selenea or Humble and finish it, flying to Prime afterwards completely ruins the core gameplay loop. You arrive with endgame tech, completely bypassing the struggle and survival aspect that makes this game great. The transition feels like a cheat mode rather than a new challenge. The developers desperately need to implement a way to reset blueprint progression when traveling to a new planet, or isolate the tech trees. Until then, you are forced to start a completely new save file for each planet if you want the true survival experience. Still highly recommended, but keep this progression flaw in mind when buying the DLCs.