SpaceCraft

Покупать не стоит. Игра в раннем доступе а за ней уже не следят. Ошибку 3 недели исправить не могут. Самый ходовой ресурс завис и не продаётся и не покупается. жду 3 недели, пишу об тех поддержку - реакции - 0. из за таких ошибок сервер покинуло очень много людей. Рынок пустой. Мастерская лагает когда в ней что нибудь крафтиш. 530 часов в игре и я разочарован. СОВЕТ - НЕ ПОКУПАЙТЕ!!!

It is a fun game upgrading your ship and switching out the modules etc is fun. Have not come across any game breaking bugs or glitches. Keep in mind that the game is still in development so planets are basic but content is being added. But the core gameplay loop is fun

The game tries to sell itself as an automation game, but in reality its a handcrafting afk simulator. The storage issue in this game just takes the joy out of playing. They give you random rare resources when mining basic resources, but you have extremely limited storage space for everything. You build a base that allegedly should automate the making of things, but they only allow you to make a few machines in your base.

So for right now, until things approve, I cannot feel personally comfortable recommending this game. While this game does have the potential to become a lot better than it is, there is just too much right now that shadows that possibility. - Automation is bare bones. Base automation buildings are a LOT SLOWER than the player. Meaning, you craft faster by hand than your base can do by a drastic margin. (I'm not counting that tiny micro furnace, while it is fast, it's not automated and it's inventory size is exceptionally tiny) Smelters, Assemblers, Factories. They are just too damn slow. When you think Automation, you think a process that is going to streamline things both in an efficient manner AND faster than you can do yourself. That is not currently the case in this game. Your time invested will not be respected. - Base Building (we are ignoring the scrapyard part because unless your Tech 4, you won't have access to one anyway) When you dismantle a base. you get a random part and scrap. You effectively have to sink more time and resources to make a new base. Why is this a problem? you know tech points you need to progress in the tech tree right? Well guess what ... it's NOT linear. Your base will get you around 200 or so tech points in the first day of leaving it automate. But afterwards you get a drastic cut in tech points earned which forces you to destroy that base and make a new one to reset that counter. So if you do the math ... you can see why that's a massive issue. If we dismantle a base we built, which we have to do to circumvent this problem, we should get a 100% return on what we put into it. We don't. - Progress So you currently have 'skills' to invest time in. Science, Exploration, Tech, If you get to rank 5 Science, it does not tally in any additional science points you go to the laboratory to earn. It just stays 0/1800. So if you were a lil over to GET to rank 5, any excess is lost to the void. Exploration, a hard req for progressing, is slow and tedious. Planets get 20. Small Grav gets 5, Big Grav gets 15. (for right now its just the same process over an over. Very boring) - Player Progress Server Transfers and previous patches. Those who lost progress transferring servers, never got that progress reimbursed when they 'fixxed it' On top of that, the currency players invested into their tech trees, didn't get a reimbursement when the devs lowered the cost. - Marketing Outside of the Shipyard where you can sell to the game (which you have to wait a few days for them to get the money back which stalls you) You have to be in a corp to use the player market terminal. Not only is it poorly implemented. It has no headroom. Players will undercut like a mofo which not only hinders sales but often makes the time posting the resources (with a fee) but at times makes that entirely negligible. Desperately needs a supply vs demand feature. Look for Elite Dangerous as a prime example when it comes to monetary logistics. - Requests Corp requests are just bad. Not only do they require an exuberant amount of resources for the basic contracts, the rewards are not that much to be wow'd by. - Corps Corps just don't get much of a front row seat in visibility as one would prefer. Recruiting for corps is a massive time sink and a pain. Right now the only way to do so is post in the discord and wait for validation, or on the steam discussions page (Which we all know how rewarding that can be, right?) What would HELP the process, is allow a corp page in-game that displayed every corp, alongside their member count AND a chosen advertisement post. So when people hit that P button they can actually 'shop around' so to speak. Right now the only external corp presence you have his the leaderboards and even that only shows a limited amount. Give people some much needed QoL On top of that, while this can be a two-edged sword deal, I feel players should have a minor punishment for leaving a corp. Make them have a timeframe they need to wait before they can enlist in another corp, or even a fee to pay. Otherwise you can have people just come and go with little to no consequence which when you're working on a corp and sinking time into it, having them freely just bounce around hurts everyone. Why this bothers me? this isn't the first game like this. It has had plenty of previous ones to learn from. Yet has implemented the bare bones. Sure it's early access, but that's not an excuse for not respecting a players time. If you expect people to sink every hour of their time every day to make any respectable headway, that's a game killer. Their are TONS of other issues players currently have expressed with this game but I'm personally not going into the effort to write all of it down here. I do like the game, but I hate just as much. If things start progressing in a positive manner then I may change or amend this review, but for now players are better playing something else and leaving this one in the oven for a bit. If your game feels like Amazon simulator in space with no pay, no breaks, and no PTO. You should just hand it over to someone else who can take the development seriously.

SpaceCraft hatte meiner Meinung nach wirklich großes Potenzial, und genau deshalb finde ich die aktuelle Entwicklung des Spiels so schade. Schon vorher gab es einige Probleme mit der Performance und verschiedene Bugs, die zwar störend waren, mit denen ich aber noch leben konnte. Mit dem letzten Patch hat sich das Spiel für mich allerdings in eine völlig falsche Richtung entwickelt und ist in seinem aktuellen Zustand leider kaum noch spielbar. Vor allem der deutlich verringerte Ressourcen-Output macht große Basen und Schiffe für mich praktisch sinnlos. Während früher die Herausforderung darin bestand, genügend Bauteile und Ressourcen in großen Mengen herzustellen, besteht das Hauptproblem jetzt nur noch darin, überhaupt genug Ressourcen zu sammeln, um die vorhandenen Basen dauerhaft am Laufen zu halten. Dadurch verlieren auch viele Dinge, die man sich über längere Zeit aufgebaut hat, ihren Sinn. Mein großes Schiff könnte ich inzwischen drastisch verkleinern, da ich weder die Anzahl an Lasern noch die große Frachtkapazität wirklich noch benötige. Statt das eigene Schiff und die Produktion immer weiter auszubauen, wird man durch die Ressourcenknappheit eher dazu gezwungen, alles wieder kleiner zu machen. Auch die lange erwarteten 5.000er-Speicher helfen dabei kaum. Gleichzeitig wurden Gebäude teilweise schneller gemacht, wodurch sie ihre Ressourcen noch schneller verbrauchen und das eigentliche Problem meiner Meinung nach sogar zusätzlich verstärkt wird. Mein persönliches Ziel im Spiel war es, irgendwann ein riesiges Schiff aufzubauen und dafür entsprechend große Produktionsketten und Basen zu betreiben. Genau dieser langfristige Fortschritt hat für mich einen großen Teil des Reizes ausgemacht. Nach dem aktuellen Patch ist dieses Ziel jedoch kaum noch sinnvoll erreichbar. Ich hoffe wirklich, dass die Entwickler bei der Balance noch einmal nachbessern. Das Spiel hat meiner Meinung nach weiterhin sehr viel Potenzial, aber mit der aktuellen Entwicklung ist für mich leider erst einmal der Punkt erreicht, an dem ich aufhöre zu spielen.

[h1][b]Singleplayer Hände weg [/b][/h1] Ich habe versucht das Spiel in der aktuellen Version zu mögen aber es ist schlicht weg ein totaler Zeitfresser im Solo-Offline Modus. Die Karte zu erkunden, jeden Planeten für Expedition XP zu scannen ist nicht nur langweilig sondern auch sowas von langatmig... Man fliegt von einem Stern zum nächsten, im System von Planet zu Planet, auf der Oberfläche von POI zu POI nur um ein paar Nodes zu scannen welche einem am Ende garnicht weiterhelfen. Und das Beste...Die Karte merkt sich nichtmal die ganzen erfassten Nodes, nein, die muss man beim 2. Anflug erneut zusammensuchen... Dann baut man seine erste Basis, freut sich über minimal verbesserte Einnahmen statt alles manuell zu farmen, sammelt genug Material für Basis 2 und muss beim lang gesuchten Wunsch Zielort feststellen, man hätte noch mehr Technologie XP farmen müssen für ein bestimmtes Level welches einem erst nach Stunden Basis 2 freischaltet... nein... nein... und nochmal nein... Auch sonst wirkt das gesamte Spiel einfach leer. Vielleicht mag es ja im Multiplayer interessanter sein aber für mich als reinen Solo Player war es eine herbe Enttäuschung. Schade eigentlich denn rein von den Spielmechaniken, der Engine und Grafik und vom reinen Spielfluss (Ladezeiten, Bedienbarkeit etc.) hat es einen sehr guten Eindruck gemacht.

Updated 05 07 2026 Game content has potential if you are into no mans sky, as at time of this update the content is like 'NMS the early days' with somehow an even longer ramp in to the game assuming every player is a noob. Connection to servers can be an issue. Depsite some good functional content right now I would advise not spending $$$ yet. They charge a decent price for something that looks and quacks like a No Man's Sky. If you have never played NMS then go buy and play that game instead. right now this game has limited content, the planets have very little to work with. This game requires much more content to be worth the $$$ and if it aims only to be a NMS clone then game remains not recommended. circle back to this one later.

SO MUCH POTENTIAL for this EARLY ACCESS game. There are some small bugs that get patched fairly quickly and as of now there is a solo offline mode. There are some benefits to solo offline, but I still prefer the online mmo version even as a solo player. The grind is addictive, striving to get to the next set of permits to add more to the ship and bases keeps me on the grind. The ship building is tons of fun, lots of creativity and hours are lost moving parts around, changing their shape. I'm very much looking forward to seeing what other shapes, parts, and modularity they add. It's pretty easy to get the corpo quests done for some quick cash to unlock all the permits. Being able to find certain patches and blueprints at the trade nexus is also a huge benefit to playing the mmo version. When you finally get a few bases down and get them automated, it's very rewarding to log in the next day and have tons of loot waiting to be sold, crafted, or turned in for quests. It can be a definite slog of a grind trying to get the level 5 quests done as a solo corp, but the rewards are worth it. This game can easily be played solo, having a friend or two will only enhance the game, but the people complaining that they can't get any money or are forced to join a corpo, they are just wrong. Take your time, there is lots to learn and the grind never stops.