Forever Skies

do need more setting for video i usely only use low setting to pervent lag

Love it

"The progress made by Far From Home on their uniquely crafted masterpiece since its original early 2025 retail launch is mind-blowing. Half of what I thought I knew from my previous playthrough did nothing for me this time around. I essentially had to completely relearn It's ecosystem in many ways. Far From Home has completely rebuilt the project to a point where at times it's unrecognizable. The vistas are more beautiful than ever, the greenery and its world have more substance and stories to tell, and the dedication the team still has to the project is honestly admirable. Far From Home has continued to innovate, refine, and build on the vision of Forever Skies, and it shows no signs of slowing down. For both times I have now covered the project, my opinion has not changed much other than the fact that the possibilities are endless in Forever Skies. Since its huge Echoes roadmap, the title is now more varied and appealing to different player types. Whether you want to build your dream ship, explore, scavenge the place dry, or even run your own garden, there is a lot to love about Forever Skies, and just how deep and fleshed out its systems are is technically brilliant. There is something about Forever Skies that I can't quite explain; the world has a spiritual-esque feel, a sacred aura to its atmosphere, and since the human departure from the planet, natural beauty has returned to reclaim its land. By the end, it leaves you in a confused state of trying to come to terms with, or to understand, the damage humanity has inflicted on the planet and its own people to a point where it's hard to see that siding with the AI's plans and vision for the future is any worse or wrong than saving your family on the Ark. Neither is the lesser good or lesser evil. The lack of hand-holding really helps to work the mind into deep thought throughout its story while living out this near-to-perfect sense of loneliness that's greatly elevated by its superb and genius sound design, its strikingly realistic weather effects, and atmospheric compositions by Polish industry veteran Paweł Błaszczak. Forever Skies holds a special place in my heart, and I plan to play again as the team dedicates themselves to further work on the project. No other experience in existence is quite like it, and I highly recommend you to pick it up and get involved with its future and community. 8.3/10" TD At the moment I am encountering a problem with Steam being able to connect to YouTube, They have responded and acknowledged this issue but offer no timescale on when it will be fixed. In the meantime you can visit the Techland_Defector YouTube channel if you wish to engage with any of the content I have covered for the project. Regards TD

Has a few issues with optimization and some POIs have strange geometry but the game is really solid for a Raft-like survival game.

subnautica in the air, wel yeah.. kinda.. it is not bad, but i liked subnautica better. fun to play co op sure.

Cool survival game Almost 20 hours, 75% achievements Used the QoL mod (highly recommended) I choose to destroy the AI ending I liked how the guys from the space station actually send some resources from time to time The giant bug gave me a mini heart attack thinking it's a boss fight but it was only environmental events I got stuck a few times from time to time so I'm glad the game had the unstuck player button the parts where I go underground / under the dust made me feel like I was playing a horror game The game was very beautiful whenever it was day time and flying around

画质不错小新也带的动就是建议把去过的地点的灯光关掉不然一个地方会去好几次