StarRupture

An verschiedenen Stellen wird gesagt, dass StarRupture den Titel Satisfactory beerben will. Der Vergleich ist einerseits nachvollziehbar, weckt aber Erwartungen die nicht erfüllt werden (können). Ich habe bereits fast 40 Stunden investiert und bin der Meinung, dass das Spiel vieles richtig macht. Was ich mir wünschen würde ist, dass die Errungenschaften im Techbaum weit häufiger innerhalb des Spiels eingesetzt werden könnten, eben ähnlich wie bei Satisfactory. Derzeit fühlt sich dieser Aspekt von StarRupture etwas entkoppelt vom restlichen Gameplay an. So gibt es zum Beispiel nur zwei verschiedene Baumaterialien aus denen alle anderen Gebäude und Strukturen errichtet werden. Auch würde ich mir wünschen, dass man die Gebäude und Strukturen frei rotieren kann. Das geht derzeit nur in 90° Schritten. Das "Pull-System", welches im Kontrast zum "Push-System" in Satisfactory steht und an anderer Stelle negativ erwähnt wird, gefällt mir persönlich gut. Was mir ebenso gefällt: Das Spiel ist sehr gut für Multiplayer geeignet und auch entsprechend ausgelegt, man kann es dennoch gut allein spielen. Beim Bau der Drohnenschienen zur Verteilung der Materialien und Produkte wird manchmal angezeigt, dass eine Verbindung nicht möglich ist, weil eine andere Schiene im Weg sei. Es hilft dann oft die betroffenen Schienen zu entfernen und in anderer Reihenfolge wieder aufzubauen. In 40 Stunden ist das Spiel in Summe 3 Mal abgestürzt. Mindestens einmal, als ich aus dem Spiel rausgetabbed bin. Beim Autosave freezed es hin und wieder für kurze Zeit. Sonst ist mir nichts wirklich Negatives aufgefallen.

The game looks promising. As a fan of Satisfactory this game is a perfect play if that is something you are into. The game isn't fully polished as there were some spots where the terrain wasn't properly meshed and I could see under floating areas. Early game movement feels a bit slow. However, as long as there is a way to improve this later on I don't see it as an issue. Enemies respawning was another aspect I wasn't too keen on. After clearing an area of the spider looking creature, and looting the available boxes, more seems to spawn non stop. I would clear a group loot 3 or 4 things and more would spawn where I just cleared them out. Gets a bit repetitive but maybe I just had a glitch. The map/world seems quite vast and has multiple key location areas which so far have been fun to explore. But as mentioned before the movement really hinders the joy of wandering around and venturing out to see new things. Felt at like I was doing nothing but walking back and fourth trying to loot everything. (There is a way to increase your inventory so maybe I was just exploring too soon.) The visuals for the game are pretty good. My friends were watching my gameplay when a key event happened (won't say what to avoid spoilers) and we were all stunned and amazed by the visuals. Overall, I do think this game will be a great addition to your library. Definitely worth the money.

I like Industrial Engineering games like Drill Down, building machines to make products into other machines. There's also other aliens to shoot, though I wish they had an arachnophobia mode, cuz a lot of the aliens reminds me of them. At the moment in this stage of Early Access, there's no public multiplayer to play this game and make new friends and show off your buildings. There's friends-only servers currently. There's a lot of neat things to discover, like after a star rupture, and the planet incinerates, the landscape changes drastically, and there's a few points of interest that are only available during this time before the planet resets back to normal (Trying not to spoiler the game too much.) It was nice to watch the star fruit grow off of the fireball rocks that you can harvest both of them, or just leave the fireballs there to act like a farm spot for the next star rupture to get more star fruit. Oh, and if your base towers get infected, you have to shoot the big pimples that grow on them to reclaim them (your pistol does enough damage to destroy them). Currently, GAL doesn't talk about it when it happens, but I hope in the future she has something funny to say about it. I tried asking some friends to join my game to play with me, but they don't like automation games that force you to harvest 100's of items and waste time waiting for the items to queue up. It's a too bad a thing there's no public multiplayer, but I guess the devs are working on access permissions, so griefers don't dismantle everything and log off with all your resources. Overall, I think it's fun to goof around making weird futuristic spaghetti messes of production lines and walkways. It's kinda unclear how to get the aliens from spawning in your bases though, infecting the base towers, and just making everything miserable until you pop the pimples. But it's early access, so hoping the devs do something right. I love Green Hell, so hoping Star Rupture turns out just as good.

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muito bom

echt gei mehr fokus auf survive und edventure als satisfactory

Des jeu qui la merde y en a un paquet mais lui

con la update 2 si mejora bastante la jugabilidad