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Posted on: October 3, 2016
commanderzed
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 120 Avis: 3
Fantastic
(Sorry, i'm not that good in english) WOW. This game got me. I love the Graphics, i like the Crafting System, the exploring, the Characters, the Humor. But, most important - it is like a kind of meditation after a long work day with lots of differnt things to do. Every Penny well spend. Would buy again ... and again ... and again ;)
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Posted on: November 5, 2018
Valzen
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 126 Avis: 3
Mignon
Il faut une âme d'enfant pour aimer ce jeu ou avoir la nostalgie de ces jeux simplistes des jours glorieux de la micro informatique où l'imagination des joueurs faisait la moitié du boulot. Le scénario est simpliste mais heureusement on est pas tenu de le suivre (sauf les premières missions heureusement contournables grâce à la console), et l'IA est risible. C'est juste un sandbox, un univers immense de plusieurs systèmes solaires nous offrant des planètes avec des biomes et une faune propre à chacune. Bloc par bloc on peut tout déconstruire, pour reconstruire ailleurs... Certes l'intérêt est limité, tout dépends pourquoi on joue... Si c'est pour passer le temps sans se prendre la tête c'est l'idéal ! Et puis, pour finir un peu le jeu qui peut sembler bâclé au premier abord (je ne félicite pas les développeurs, ils ne se sont pas cassés quand même), on peut ajouter des mods comme l'indispensable Frackin Universe qui varie énormément les plaisirs.
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Posted on: July 25, 2016
rexspaulding
Jeux: 41 Avis: 3
Terarria, 2D Minecraft - in space
I remember the day this game was announced, participated and watched the kickstarter reach million dollar goal within 3 weeks of pre-order opening. It was going to be huge - a promise for content that would wow and amaze, that would give us that true space-sandbox-exploration that we wanted. The beta was amazing and fun, with cute names for the versions - Irritated Koala, Indignant Koala, Enraged Koala, then onto the Giraffe versions, where the game began to really shine and become amazing. Glad Giraffe just seemed to reach a standstill - sure development was ongoing, but we didn't see any major stable updates from Dec 2015 to 1.0 launch. And now, a game that ran perfectly fine on my slower computer is bogged down and completely unplayable with 1.0. Not to mention there seems to be ideas that were just scrapped. Wait until the next stable update comes out, then I'd say pick this up. Otherwise... ugh.
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Posted on: September 19, 2016
gvyop
Jeux: 174 Avis: 14
du 8bits...
Très déçu, ce jeu n'a rien d'intéressant. Non seulement il est moche comme le serait un jeu Amstrad d’époque, sauf que ce lui ci est tout de même de 2016 !!, mais en plus même les musiques sont fades. Le gameplay est tout simplement inexistant, vous marchez a droite ou a gauche, vous ouvres des sas au bruit de pchiit de boite de soda, vous parlez a des distributeurs de coca et les quelques NPC présents vous répètent à l'envi les mêmes phrases genre "il fait beau aujourd'hui". Ne vous laissez pas avoir par les promesses d'originalité, elles n'engagent que ceux qui les écoutent.
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Posted on: January 31, 2021
cheyney
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 296 Avis: 10
Impressed
I know this review is a bit late in the game but I thought I'd put my two cents in. First off, I'm super impressed by this game's soundtrack. I absolutely adore the track with melancholy piano. I also really liked this game's visual approach. The procedural combinations of background, foliage, block types, and weather create scenes that are nice to look at. The lighting adds a lot too. I went back to Terraria and was surprised to realize how much better Starbound looks. Mechanically, for me at least, this game is largely held up by it's interesting choice of weapons. A game without fun drops takes a huge hit in my opinion. I really enjoyed experimenting with the different weapon types. Exploring is the bread and butter of this type of game and I wasn't disappointed. Although, I do agree with the common complaint that exploring downward could have been taken advantage of better. I'm surprised that the developers didn't give players more reasons to explore the innards of each planet. Once you've mined enough minerals there's very little reason to explore downwards. I found it interesting that there were so many planetary systems to explore but so few of them needed to be explored. Why not ramp up the difficulty curve and hide a single ultra rare drop guarded by a mini-boss in the innards of each planet? The bones are here for an even better game for sure. Something makes me think Starbound II will be an incredible game.
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