Forever Skies

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After the first hour or so you will see that every "unique" POI is just copy and paste. Going to the under dust is no exception, every time you go down an elevator the environment is the exact same. If you can get it on sale it might be justifiable but for full price stay away.

这游戏断断续续玩了有段时间了，游戏优化确实有问题但是这个问题我知道很难解决，大厂都难更别提这个小工作室了，游戏内容还可以值这个价，更重要的时游戏内涵深度都是没问题的，就是剧情非常少希望对游戏支线剧情剧情进行补足，另外注意要求高的请去学习版本试玩，满意再转正，别上来就一大堆抱怨，不是所有厂商都是无人深空的作者能保持那份更新热情

I was enyoying myself a lot for the first 20h but then (depends on play style of course) it just got too much. The idea is good. What works works well. The devs seem to be still enganged and release update, event two years after release. Two years after full release, after two years of EA and it is still buggy as hell. The map are very repeatative but still enjoyable but soon become really frustrating. The color of blueprints doesn't not fit if it can be placed or not. Farming is a huge time sink and actually useless. I skipped most of it. Generally is crafting OK but pointless. I just used things from the plentiful loot. Farming automation is completely weird but doesn't work anyways. i bought it for 10,- and had quite some fun but it is still to buggy after all those years so thumbs down. I hope the next game will have better quality. I definiteyl keep an eye on the studio

This game is very boring. I'm thankful it was gifted to me.

Not a bad premise. Basic sci-fy plot from every 90's b-rated show. That's not meant to be negative. I love those. I was expecting the games mechanics to be a little more polished with how long it's been cooking. The most frustrating part and why i've come here to add a not recommended is the jumping mechanic. I don't know why every game with an absolutely abysmal jumping mechanism decides that parkour is going to be their bread and butter foundation. But, there should be studies. There is no constancy in how far you will jump, if the sprint is going to kick in or not, or if the texture your jumping or walking to is going to actually be collidable or not. However you can be usured though that there will probably be an invisible asset there that will be collidable though. This added with the permanent loss of items due to those things. I can excuse death penalties when it's gameplay. But, not when it's due to the development. You are too far along in this for these things to be still this prevalent. The pipe automation is janky and i can read posts and requests for the last 2 years for some changes. Not just pipes. The item placement and snap features are just odd. Like there is a snap but you can only rotate to a certain extent. But when not snapping it's not that you can rotate better. but you can rotate your character to place things at an angle. But that is restricted by your movement. It's just a really weird system to have been programed that way. Just have a normal rotation through the mouse wheel is default and there is a reason. It just works. This is just janky to be different or something? There are a lot of confusing parts of the game as well. Like being able to complete parts of quests before others and it breaking the markers. You will rely on markers a lot. The game has basically zero visibility 80 percent of the game. So your stuck seeing if you can find recent videos (after discovering older ones that no longer are valid but you wont know this, so you'll waste hours of time trying to figure out what the hell the quest actually wants since it's semi out of sequence). You'll get awesome discovered recipes you can't use because the components are stuck behind much later content. Why have those discoverable that far back. Just frustrating to be frustrating. I have a feeling this is all being done by sadists. Component parts will drop or become unlootable because the NPC body or a texture like "web" will cover it and make it unclickable. Chitin early game is pretty hard to come by. I'd say about 80 percent of the drops i got, i couldn't loot due to this. Just looking up at you from the ground like.. ha ha.. sucker! I'm not sure how long the proposed development is.. but it needs an entire comb through. Edit: i had gotten off an a tangent and had skipped the jumping part. It's like the jump is tied to a portion of the animation kicking off even though it's first person. The closest thing i can relate it to is like a Mech game where you jump but there is a weird delay before it actually kicks off. The character also repeatedly does this little "fall" animation thing when stepping on the littlest difference in textures. The height of the jump is also way to small. It's like these little bunny hops. Some of it is hard to explain.. but jumping is horrendous.

I really tried playing Forever Skies, and i think it CAN be a good game, but man, i've seen so many times the same rooms, i'm so tired of hearing "Caution! A storm is coming!" "Caution! A storm is coming!" "Caution! A storm is coming!" The resourses are so boring to keep on looking for, the laser thing we use to gather gets annoying after doing it sooo many times, arranging the loot in the litte boxes is irritating, i'm trully sorry, i love raft, e love subnautica, this game gives the vibe of both, i don't know, it just fell off for me.

I really want to like this more but there is far far too many nits to pick with it. Walking past a beehive should not demo my health from 100% to dead in sub 1 second. The movement feels...sticky, like driving in GTA 4 compared to 5. I'm sure it is a stylistic choice but it is a bad one. The weapons feel real bad for a various amount of reasons, the knife has laughable durability and the crossbow is absolutely awful which given it's design that tracks, it looks bad so it plays bad again, many deliberate style choices here that are just. Bad. A game that is Raft meets Subnautica shouldn't be this awkward but from start to this reviews time the game feels like trying to fold a bowling ball.