TerraTech

A robust physics sandbox with a truly incredible amount of ♥♥♥♥ (blocks) you can stick together to create amazing vehicles. Add to that a frankly insane modding community that have created their own unique systems and blocks to take advantage of, and you can probably create almost anything you put your mind to. Now, that said, I wouldn't call it a very good *game*. It does have a campaign, but nothing that I would consider a story, and while there's some element of progression, that rapidly halts when there's seemingly nothing left to do. As such, I didn't finish the campaign after 30 hours, mostly because I have no idea what to do next, and the game doesn't tell me. Subsequently it seems a mod update broken my campaign save so...eh, ♥♥♥♥ it. I can't be bothered to get back into it. Buy this on sale and enjoy the sandbox/build nature of the thing, run around in the campaign and blow stuff up, and maybe do some PvP multiplayer if you can find people playing it, although that's not bloody likely.

Стоит сыграть если любишь лего.

Its pretty Terraful, but it is a bit Techy

好きなものを好きなように作れるところがとても良い

Z jednej strony fajna gierka. Można zbudować praktycznie każdy pojazd. Z drugiej - po kilku godzinach jesteśmy zarzucani przeciwnikami w takim tempie, że nie sposób się ruszyć. Szkoda też, że sklepy nie są w żaden sposób chronione i w każdym momencie ktoś może się zrespawnować i zniszczyć Ci pojazd podczas budowy. Ale i tak najgorsze jest sterowanie, co w grze o pojazdach jest wręcz niedopuszczalne. O ile jeszcze z jazdą można sobie poradzić (ciekawe, że budujesz jakiś pojazd i jeździ, jak szalony, budujesz jeszcze raz identyczny i w ogóle nie chce jeździć), to latanie... No nie da się latać. Wciąż polecam, bo w sumie fajnie się w niej bawiłem. UPDATE 1 Zmieniam zdanie. Najgorszą rzeczą w tej grze jest brak informacji o klockach. Kiepski opis i kompletny brak statystyk. Nie wiadomo ile co waży, nie wiadomo jaki ma zasięg, nie wiadomo jaki ma damage czy wytrzymałość... Ogólnie nic nie wiadomo.

The game isn't perfect but it does capture something very unique and important. I've played a lot of buildem-fightem games and eventually it becomes exhausting spending more time tweaking and rebuilding things than actually playing and fighting them. More goes into the theory and designs and re-designs. But TerraTech for its simplicity grasps that; Simplicity. You slap on a bunch of wheels and the ones that need to, turn in the direction they must for you to go where you want. You don't have to independently place settings and mirror components and reconfigure and test and run it again. This is just an example but functionally that's how a lot of the game works. It just, works. Until you hit crafting and then the system is obtuse. Though after a little research I'm willing to try it, but even then it's incredible that it's entirely optional. You don't HAVE to craft things if you don't want to, you can run around fighting enemies. Enemies are again, a weak and strong point of the game, for their simplicity. Yes they pretty much try to run at you, ram you or drive circles. The turrets are usually too slow to track. While this is annoying, it also kind of 'simulates' dodging and inaccuracy where most games give you perfect accuracy and require high skill dodging. Here, the game somehow manages to simplify the aspects of dodging, weaving, accuracy, recoil, all these things just by...taking direct control out of your hands and giving the turrets a bit slow traverse. So simple. Yet...it actually kinda works. There's a lot about the game that is the same. Is it simple? Yes. But it all works too. It takes a lot of the high complexity mechanics from other games, which usually end up causing some kind of frustration, and simplifies them into something you can just jump in and play. And I think this isn't just luck or stupidity of design. While throwing together a working vehicle is easy, putting together crafting is where it gets difficult, complex and requires a lot of trial and error. So they COULD have applied the same mindset to the vehicles, but didn't. And for it, Crafting can offer you access to parts specifically you want on demand, but requires an investment of time and understanding. That aside, the art direction, story, everything else is as noted; Simple. It's not a terribly expensive game either, so incredibly worth it.

Big ship w/missles kills big things, very fun.