Forever Skies

There's a lot I truly love about Forever Skies. The survival adventure is generally a pretty chill experience, with plentiful opportunities to overcome the survival mechanics and make the game more about exploration at your own pace. It reminds me a lot of Planet Crafters in that regard, and I think if you like one, you'd like the other. The building mechanics are pretty intuitive, though I would have wasted a lot less time on confused backtracking if I knew that I was supposed to be looking for a balloon upgrade in the early game. I think that's probably mentioned in one of the numerous logs you find, but still, a side-quest to help nudge the player in the right direction for that upgrade in particular would have led to less wandering from me. At least I gathered tons of resources doing it. The graphics and style are a little fugly, and the movement feels a touch mushy, particularly paired with the awkward default control scheme. But it's nothing that really detracts from the experience, which I thought was overall one of the best of its kind. It's exactly the sort of shut-your-brain-off-and-gather-resources game I want out of these, and it delivers.

Przyjemny survival z ciekawymi mechanikami, widać że twórcy mieli sporo pomysłów niestety jak w wielu grach znajdziemy głupotki które po prostu frustrują. Gra początkowo może wydawać się nieczytelna przez hud, inventory i fabułe ale po czasie wszystko trochę się rozjaśnia. Pełna recenzja na moim kanale YT Nik0oo lub tutaj https://youtu.be/Jn_yglzdY5Y

I had wrote a lengthy, detailed review on the game but swapped my recommendation AFTER finishing it, so Steam struck it down with a nuclear missile. TLDR; It's like a reheated meal, not fresh from the oven. Changing the core gameplay loop post-release makes it feel more like an unfinished game with proper mechanics that were only just considered. The game's major updates completely change core aspects of the game, so it's less of an update and more of a step closer to a full release. Concept of the game means the environment is hella dull. You interact with it a bit so meh. Looting consists of standing still and holding left click whilst looking at flying tumbleweeds or totally lightweight enough panels and heaps of metal. The game tries to be the long lost cousin of Subnautica, but that can never be replicated. The bug pet would bring my review up to a positive but I need a bed to place it down which needs a blueprint that I don't have and will likely take me 10 hours to find, so it's an immediate -1,000,000/10. Premise is interesting but from what I have heard the actual story is pretty meh later on. Environment is a carbon copy of itself everywhere you look, after a while of blissful ignorance. First and second radio tower I visited were clones, the only things unique were the POIs..obviously, the places the story directs you, so hopefully by the time you have to go loot for specific resources you forget the repetition. Instead of a meticulously hand-crafted world, it feels more like generated tiles slotted in together with a couple 'ahh..world's empty, let's add a couple structures you can visit that are all identical' sprinkled in. Buy it when on sale, or buy Subnautica 1 and Below Zero when they're on sale for half the price of this game. Like right now...buy Subnautica RIGHT NOW YOU SHOULD BUY IT NOW---

治好了我的电子ED，但带来了3D眩晕。推荐

强烈的“后启示录”浪漫。一个人，一艘破船，在这个被毒尘吞没的地球上流浪。雷暴天，我关上舱门，听着雨点砸在玻璃上，看着电饭锅里煮着最后一只飞蛾。当我第一次驾驶飞艇穿破厚重的绿色尘埃层，看到阳光洒在那些钢铁废墟上时，那种震撼真的无法用语言形容。用捡来的废旧海报和植物，把冰冷的金属舱室布置成了一个温馨的家。开着飞船在天上钓鱼，喝着过滤了五遍的雨水，在这个残破的世界里，寻找前人留下的微弱光芒，太沉浸了。

Game was fun for a few hours then just sucks @$$ after that.

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