Forever Skies

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Final note: I can't recommend the game. Too repetitive, too boring, too easy. Within the first 120 minutes I was already running into the exact same POI layouts which is not what you want to see. Surviving is too easy, water and food are abundant and you can never run out. The world is the same everywhere you go. There are no enemies to fight or defend against. I wrote a really long and detailed review on the problems hoping the devs would see it but steam decided not to save any of it when I posted the review so this is all I'll say. It was fun, but I know that after 5 hours I would have seen everything it had to offer and I'd rather spend my money on something I know I will stick with. [b]30min[/b] - I've only been playing for a bit but so far this game is really scratching that itch of exploring a post-apocalyptic world, building up my airship and collecting resources. Graphics on Epic with Quality DLSS I get steady 60+fps [i](EXCEPT when I pull out the resource harvester which enables a glowing outline on harvestable resources that definitely seems to tank the frames. Devs should definitely look into optimizing that)[/i]. The visuals are lovely. I like the way you can harvest materials and build all the different things that I have access to so far. I'm looking forward to taking off for the first time now that my airship has an engine and seeing what's out there. The tutorial was sweet and simple and got the point across really well. I'll update as I go along! Update: after leaving the starting area my fps started to dip massively. I can't really get the game to rise above 30fps. I might have to really dial back the graphics. Not even performance dlss makes a difference. I have everything on Epic with FOV maxed out so that is probably why but not even performance DLSS is helping. Update: performance issues are a pain. Game will run fine and then after a while dip to 30, like it's storing too much in the ram. Restarting the game fixes it for a time. This games is a bit like Raft, except you are able to fly yourself around to the different POI The locations you find are like puzzles which you explore to harvest resources, find loot and discover the lore. You use your constructor to destroy objects which are hiding loot or which open up the paths to other levels. Having to switch between scanner and deconstructor to see what is available to deconstruct or scan is a pain, I would rather have one button I could that would highlight what's available around me. There is a symbol which popes up on the side which tells you what you can scan that I hadn't noticed but I still prefer the other method. Earth seems to have been covered in an apocalyptic cloud so you can't see the ground below. You fly around in your airship from landmark to landmark passing the ruins of skyscrapers and other structures. Often you can harvest materials from these structures which usually leads to them collapsing dramatically which is pretty cool. Other than the POI marked on the radar you can't interact with anything else in the game world. There are swarms of moths flying around as particle effects and so far moths have been my only source of food. The wind is ever present and there are always resources floating around you which you gather with your deconstructor laser beam - much like in Raft where you gather resources from the water with the hook. The map is a radar screen you build and then place anywhere you want on your ship. Neat, but very bland and no other info on it other than the evenly spaced POI. You can set the ship to autopilot whilst you do things on board and collect passing resources, although you have to make sure you pay attention to any obstacles and steer clear of them.

I'm addicted to the gameplay loop here. Very satisfying and it feels like i've barely scratched the surface

Forever Skies bietet eine beeindruckend dichte, atmosphärische Erfahrung: die postapokalyptische Umgebung ist visuell atemberaubend und lädt zum Erkunden ein. Das Gameplay kombiniert entspanntes Entdecken mit strategischem Ressourcenmanagement, dazu passt ein stimmiger Soundtrack, der Spannung und Melancholie zugleich vermittelt. Wer ruhige, erzählerisch getriebene Sci‑Fi‑Erlebnisse mag, findet hier ein einnehmendes, empfehlenswertes Abenteuer.

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Subnautica in the sky.

Je to dobrá hra, ale má to háček příběhový postup je hodně nevybalancované. Žene nás po hlavním příběhu, ale důležité je taky nabíječka s baterkou která je v side questu, nutí nás to letět mimo hlavní příběh abychom ty věci odemkli. To je jediné co mě trochu štve + nevybalancovaní roboti.