I recommend this game because I had fun with it but not really under any other criteria. If you're looking for a survival crafting game with a terraforming twist, give it a go but the game is far too jank and unpolished to warrant a wholehearted recommendation, The terraforming mechanic, which is the games only USP, is currently on rails, like a movie that you only have a fast forward button for interacting with. The story at this point is an IOU with some placeholders about what you're doing here and the people that came before. There's a general lack of theme and the writing is extremely cliche. The gameplay currently is passable, bordering on frustrating given how much pop-in the terrain does while you're still in it. The jetpack also behaves oddly hugging the terrain at some points but allowing jumping in others - not very consistent.

On the plus side the progression path is extremely satisfying and the concept of having the world respond to your actions is fun but is slightly undercut that the terraforming progression is very linear and not responsive to player action except in the most basic ways.

There's a lot of potential here that I'd like to see developed on but it does need a lot more work before it can be released. Hoping the Devs manage to make it all come together soon. I recommend you play the demo to make up your mind if you think it's worth it or not.

I recommend this game because I had fun with it but not really under any other criteria. If you're looking for a survival crafting game with a terraforming twist, give it a go but the game is far too jank and unpolished to warrant a wholehearted recommendation, The terraforming mechanic, which is the games only USP, is currently on rails, like a movie that you only have a fast forward button for interacting with. The story at this point is an IOU with some placeholders about what you're doing here and the people that came before. There's a general lack of theme and the writing is extremely cliche. The gameplay currently is passable, bordering on frustrating given how much pop-in the terrain does while you're still in it. The jetpack also behaves oddly hugging the terrain at some points but allowing jumping in others - not very consistent. On the plus side the progression path is extremely satisfying and the concept of having the world respond to your actions is fun but is slightly undercut that the terraforming progression is very linear and not responsive to player action except in the most basic ways. There's a lot of potential here that I'd like to see developed on but it does need a lot more work before it can be released. Hoping the Devs manage to make it all come together soon. I recommend you play the demo to make up your mind if you think it's worth it or not.