StarRupture

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Fantastic play and excellent game design! I've been fiending for a game to scratch that impossible-to-reach Satisfactory itch and, against all odds, this game pulls it off. Tons of content and very well polished for early access game. Factory design mechanics are great and the game has it's own unique twist with the "pull" conveyors/rails. And the combat is surprisingly fun and engaging. Game design: Love how the game allows you to explore the world freely but ramps up enemy difficulty further away from the starting zone. Encourages you to work on your factory and upgrades so you can venture out further and kick some vermin thorax. Or... if you're gud, you can venture out as far as you like with nothing but a pistol and big cajones... 9/10 game, and i'm sure it'll get even better once they add the finishing touches. Since the game is still being developed i'll add my *CRITICISMS* as well *BELOW*. If Devs are reading please take with a grain of salt, I love the game overall, but here goes: - Obvious quality of life stuff like hotkey bars similar to Satisfactory I'm sure lots of other people have QoL suggestions so I'll focus on stuff that is actually detracts from the game. - Voice dialogue, line delivery, characters, etc... I find myself greatly disliking all four characters. I'm guessing they are AI generated voices? which is fine if done right, but imo they are done wrong. I identified most with the biologist from the description but when I started playing him he just comes off as whiney and annoying. Maybe the British accent makes it worse, like he's one of those pretentious complainer types. I get the archetypes they were going for on all four characters, but they are overdone and unfunny. The player character is a crucial element of a game, so it's highly important that the player either (1) likes, (2) identifies with, or (3) lives vicariously through, the character. Doesn't have to be all of the above, but at least one. -- I have suggestions for all the characters if Devs are interested, but i'll focus on the biologist in this review. If I were the dev, I would give the biologist an American, or at least non-British accent, and give him a dry sarcastic personality. But not over-the-top. Subtle. Subtle like, I can't tell if this guy is serious or he's mocking. And then as you get to know him you realize he's being sarcastic and it's funny. Complains about corpos and the government with clever sarcastic jabs, that sort of thing, rather than just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and ruining everyone's good time. Again, this is just my back-of-the-napkin idea, and i'm sure there's better ideas out there--main point is that the way he (and other characters are) is... sub-optimal, to put it politely. - I don't have a ton of hours played, but I have the sense that there's very little enemy variety. If so, more enemy types and enemy attack styles would go a long way. ...And really, that's it. No further complaints. The game is awesome! Just work on the characters/dialogue/voice acting and you guys got a potential 10/10 game here. Keep up the great work!