Posted on: December 1, 2020

TheSymphony

Jeux: 796 Avis: 121

Never thought I'd say this...

I have been a Terarria Fanboy for a few years now. When I first saw this game I thought "what a rip-off! Nothing can compare to Terarria!" However, the more I watched the trailers and read the comments I slowly became enticed by the idea of having an actual storyline and having a space adventure... So... I got it on sale. Just saying, for me, Terarria has been dethroned. I will always love Terarria, but this game is so much more polished in ways that Terarria can't touch. -First off, the graphics. Slightly more polished. Larger trees, characters, and such. A little more cartoonish, and rightfully so. (Though some of the aliens resemble some Pokemon...) -Second, the music is actually much more my taste. It's more instrumental. I think it suits the "I'm alone on a strange planet trying to survive" theme. -Third, there's an actual storyline! With Terarria you wake up in a strange place and there's a guide who tells you that you need to survive, and a little of how to do so. In Starbound there's a TUTORIAL and a storyline that involves your character ending up on a strange planet all alone, with the ship's A.I. system telling you how to proceed. -Starbound has spaceships, boats, and mechs... enough said. -Mechanics feel smoother, too. Your character can crouch because of the larger character models. -There's multiple races. This adds a lil sci-fi flare to the whole thing. Each race has it's own history and such, which makes the lore feel better all around. -Gardening is actually fun. (And necessary if you play in survival mode, where hunger can kill you. However you can play on casual mode and hunger isn't a threat.) -The building aspect feels smoother because of the larger graphic design. I'm not dealing with tiny little squares anymore. I have the option to place 4 in a block if I want. I could go on, but I'm working with limited characters here and getting close to the cap. I'll just end by saying I love this game and wish I'd tried it sooner.

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Posted on: January 27, 2023

warumauchnicht

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not as good as i remember

i played starbound, when it was still in development, saw some changes, but when the game was fully released, the requirements were too high for my pc back then. i remember i wasn't happy with all changes that happened during developement, but compared to what i remember from the pre release version, i'm also not happy with the finished game. it felt like there is so much to discover, like i can find something interesting on every new planet and i spent a lot of time playing the game back then, but today, in the completed version, it feels like there is so little variety, like if you've seen one planet of a type, you've almost seen all. i reached the point, where i didn't even wanted to explore anything anymore and just wanted to get everything done on a planet, so i can leave. it's not just nostalgia, maybe the game wasn't as good as i remember, but i remember prefering it over terraria back then and even if i prefer starbounds look and "gamefeel", terraria is still as good as i remember and starbound isn't. with terraria i feel like i had a good time, but i've played it enough and with starbound i just feel like i'm wasting my time at some point.

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Posted on: June 14, 2022

Yanazake

Jeux: 37 Avis: 2

I wouldn't get this here

DRM-free is nice and all, but unfortunately for something like starbound, the better option is to get it on steam, mainly for two reasons. One, you can get mods elsewhere, but it's much easier to manage with the Steam Workshop. That part of the starbound community is VERY active to this day too. Second thing is multiplayer. While you can connect to others via ip, it is a hot mess to do so manually more often than not. So to play with friends, you're usually forced to go in a server or play locally if you or your friend can't do the manual hosting process correctly. There's also a third thing before you consider playing this game: It runs better under most Linux enviroments as compared to Windows.

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Posted on: September 28, 2016

AgentBlueSky

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Jeux: 120 Avis: 1

Not finished. Not even close.

This game will be really good someday... maybe. As it stands now "Starbound" is a broken, bug ridden, nearly unplayable mess. I tried really hard to love this game (honestly, I still do), but after the third time of having my save game deleted I can't do it anymore. Between the plummets in the frame rate, the CONSTANT crashes, persistent black screens and countless other errors I sincerely regret being an early adopter. It won't take much to make this a great game, but its not finished yet. If anyone reading this is on the fence about getting this game as is, my advice is to wait.

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Posted on: December 14, 2016

neutralend

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Jeux: 40 Avis: 1

Failed attempt to expand terraria design

As they faced a lot of problems during the development they removed all the cool promised features. The end result is a big open world sandbox with a simple cliché quest-driven story without enough engaging content. There is things to do beside the story but most of then feel like pointless mini games and none of them are really integrated within the game's progression systems. Pro Tip: Don't buy anything based on promises.

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