Starbound

When I saw there was a community note on the game I almost fooled myself into thinking it was an actual update, however it turned out it was just a vynil. Game had a lot of potential as space based terraria, however the exploitative requests done by chucklefish on a group of unpayed teens made them fall off hard, being completely honest, I wouldn't for the life of me but another cucklefish game, it is a shame the that the kids didn't hold any sort of rights for the game as the Stardew valley dev did. Are the unpayed teens getting some money from the vinyls tho?

lol no way you thought you could pull that off and not expect to anger everyone who remembers

[i] Estaba mirando mi biblioteca de Steam y me acordé de Starbound. Después de casi 400 horas de juego pirata y 10 horas en Steam, creo que tengo algo que decir (aunque de una manera extraña) La historia es bastante sencilla y no pretende ser especialmente profunda, pero aun así resulta entretenida y tiene sus momentos divertidos. Eso sí, después de tantas horas empiezas a notar algunos defectos que al principio pasan desapercibidos. Si nunca lo has jugado, la mejor forma de describirlo es como un Terraria más lento y tranquilo, pero con la posibilidad de viajar entre planetas, explorarlos y excavar hasta perder la noción del tiempo. No es una reseña muy objetiva, solo son mis impresiones después de tantas horas. ¿Vale la pena comprarlo? Sí, sobre todo si está de oferta. Si te apetece un juego relajado en el que puedas perder fácilmente varios días, es una muy buena opción. Además, cuenta con una gran comunidad de mods, aunque algunos de los más grandes cambian tanto el juego que pueden resultar bastante exigentes o abrumadores. Eso sí, el multijugador siempre me ha dado bastantes problemas de lag, así que... Mucha suerte si piensas jugarlo con amigos. Y buenas noches a quien haya llegado hasta aquí. [/i]

"We abandoned this game years ago, but please buy the soundtrack and give us some more money now."

Nuh, even if it's on sale at a 70% discount. If you must, play with mods only but like - you shouldn't have to, you want to experience the game as is. Problem is it's just so.. tepid. Completely forgettable game. Game purchased in 2013 for £11.99, only now doing a review because according to a news post they made, it's 10 years since 1.0. Again, completely unremarkable.

Devs celebrate 10 year since "launch"? Abandoned incomplete game with no updates.

Not the developers trying to come back with a single piece of 10th anniversary merchandise after radio silence for several years, lmfao. They legit left this game unfinished with their tails between their legs. And not just because they ran out of funds, mind you, but because they had their unpaid labor exposed. The real kicker is if they DO decide to update the game for its 10th anniversary, that's actually a detriment to us. Why? Because the game was left abandoned for so long that the scene is basically 90% mods and 10% base game at this point. A minor tweak to the source code will break a LOT of peoples' ♥♥♥♥. That's embarrassing. And Hell if we're going this far dogging on the game, the state this thing is in is SO ANNOYING. Literally 95% of my deaths were from being swarmed by a small army of monsters just for being in their general vicinity, unable to kill all of them before they killed me or gave me a breath to heal. WHY DO THEY ALL MOVE SO ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ FAST. All I want is one deathless run, starting over and over and over again because of annoying ass intentional game design blows chunks. At least in Minecraft, I have to REALLY mess up to get cornered by six zombies, two skeletons, and a spider. In Starbound, you can just dig your way into a mess of them. Or walk away and come back and sixteen tiny flying creatures have spawned where you stood. And whose idea was the stupid invincible ghost that stops you from taking too much fuel from moons? How is that fun game design when it homes in on you increasingly fast, can phase through the moon, is invulnerable, and kills you in one hit? AND YOU CAN JUST BUY FUEL AT THE OUTPOST? And oh, boy, do I love accidentally coming across a settlement of hostile NPCs who gun me down without even trying! I'd like a game that follows up on what the beta promised. Maybe, someday, that'll happen. After all, the source code to this game was even so poorly guarded that it's been leaked multiple times.