Outworld Station

this is a great game and really enjoyable experience and left me wanting more so congrats to the devs!

I really like this one, but there is a problem where too much micro is needed if you want to make everything work smoothly.

un grand oui!

i realy tried to like it more.. but it just doesnt deliver.. it feels like an early EA release by far not 1.0.. i dont want to go into detail, other reviews say they same postive and negative ones. It has its strength it realy has, nothing too new and a good start for anyone who wants to get into the genre perhabs.. but at Tech 9 i had to stop... so much waiting :D game isnt realy deep alot of concept arent there yet and alot of content missing for me a lot let downs so to say which ultimately ends in waiting and waiting and you ask yourself .. should i just play factorio space age or perhabs another dyson sphere run... <.< hurts to give this one a negative.. but game is just misleading :/ i wait for uipdates and may change to positive after since they said they will work on "alot" more so lets see... :) sry

To jest coś pięknego!!!

I recommend this game ONLY if you have time to waste. This game slows down significantly mid to late game. There just isn't enough resources to automate everything at the same time which means repurposing factories in the late game. There are a few hours where I am just waiting for ships to build, fuel, then arm. I recommend having a good book to read.

Outworld Station is an arcanoid factory sim. The story is simple: the system is completely screwed, and you need to get the hell away from the black hole. [b]The Short Answer: Is It Worth Buying?[/b] If you just want something running in the background so you can watch a factory work, sure—but only pick it up on a sale for now. [b]Playtime[/b] 3/10 It takes about 20 hours for absolutely everything if you just focus on completing quests instead of trying to optimize your setups. [b]Story[/b] 3/10 The system is doomed, and your only goal is to escape the hole. [b]Music[/b] 3/10 Features AI voice acting and some incredibly bizarre sound effects. [b]Graphics[/b] 4/10 Typical stylized Unity engine look. [b]Mechanics[/b] 5/10 The game features standard factory sim mechanics spread across several worlds with different resources. The building system feels strange and unusual at first, but after literally an hour, you can tell the developer has actually played other games in the genre; there are smart building alternatives and multi-choice options. It's not perfect everywhere, but it's acceptable. The game features multi-level building, but it's incredibly hard to visually read, so I just stuck to playing on a single level. The main ship movement mechanic is very cool—I actually wish we had something similar in Space Rangers 2, but no such luck. The factory grids are entirely cell-based. On the downside, managing shipping caravans is awful; you can't view them in a proper spreadsheet or table layout, meaning you have to manually click through every single one. Because of this, the docks are constantly getting clogged. The primary end-game mechanic is building useless ships, which feels very similar to resource sinks in Satisfactory. Enemies exist, and while they don't really stand out from one another, they don't really need to. There is also no proper statistics panel, or at least I just didn't like the way it was implemented. [b]Personal Take[/b] I absolutely loved controlling the ship (except for a few annoying moments during construction) thanks to the non-target control scheme. What I didn't enjoy were the upgrades, as gathering resources for them feels a bit tedious. The blueprint system is somewhat clunky, and the way you manage furnaces and similar machinery is also pretty inconvenient. [b]Overall Score:[/b] 65/100

Who those who enjoy relaxing factory building games and the experience of sci-fi, I strongly recommend this game. I am looking forward to the future content. If you want a game that explains how to do everything so you don't have to think for yourself and figure things out, you might be disappointed. However, if you don't kind reading the information provided and experimenting with a bit of trial and error, this is a fantastic game.