Breathedge

Very good, really, omg it is good!

Everything is great - graphics, sound, optimization and most of all humour!!

Ok, fart jokes, chickens, and space boobs, it's all very funny. It actually is, so I give the devs some credit for having a sense of humor. Huge quality lacking in modern games. However, the art style and humor is there to mask a shallow game with a game loop that will challenge the most patient of gamers. The combination of motion sickness, boredom and insanity have caused me completely rage quit a game that doesn't even have any enemies to shoot. I don't know why, but so many space games do this. Genesis: Alpha One does it. Alien: Isolation does it. No Man's Sky certainly does it. It's the fetchit/buildit loop. For example: you need to build a scrapper early on to smash things to get materials. But to build a scrapper, first you need metal. So you have to go into space, collect the materials floating around, then go inside and build your scrapper. Your tools have a limited life, so you constantly have to go back into space and collect even more scrap to build even more tools. Once you build some decent tools, they let you collect more advanced materials, which in turn allow you to build even more advanced tools. And all the things you want to build that are useful all have blueprints that you first have to find, and some of them are so far away from your ship that you have to build even more new things which allow you to get to the blueprints that will allow you to build even more tools. Have you lost your patience reading this? If so, then don't even think about getting this game. The jokes are fine. But the biggest joke of all is the devs laughing at the idea of gamers losing their minds floating around in space in an infinite loop collecting garbage and space goo. I've heard there is a creative mode in the game that lets you build your own space station, but my mind is already gone and I don't care. I usually give a game a few weeks to decide to keep playing it or not, but this one definitely gets my 24 hour uninstall rating. 10 uninstalls out of 10.

Its not bad but I just can't deal with the constant floaty, ice physics while you are in space. Especially considering the game has a slow start, pretty much like Subnautica but with even less air time and no surface to go to. So you are constantly forced to shuttle back and forth between your very rare sources of air and where ever you want to go. This mechanic severely limits your exploration range. Which I assume is done on purpose since less exploration for the player means less work for the developer. All of this while you are guided by less funny GLaDOS. The game has potential and for what they ask its probably gonna be fine, if its ever finished. It does have glaring flaws though at the moment. So I'd suggest to wait.

Feels and looks like I'm actually exploring outer space like NASA astronauts (even without wearing VR). Storyline is concrete, comedic, and has a variety of collectibles. I played even from early access (0.9.3.2 and before) and I found no serious bugs yet. Fun to play around, relatively stress-free survival game even in impossible mode (unless you're aiming for speed-run). Pros: 1. Clear, natural graphic 2. Flexible game control 3. Comedic storyline 4. (Optional) Abundant collectibles 5. Relatively stress-free gameplay 6. Close to no bugs/glitches since early access Cons: 1. Just like in real-life outer space, the map might feel too big to explore for some users. 2. Perfectionists might find achievements a little challenging (some involve in-game suicide). Overall rating: 9.0/10.0