This game visually looks like a decent game to play and the idea behind it can easily draw you in to purchase it. But, unfortunately the bugs and mechanics destroy any idea of having fun. Imagine you were playing a game and the act of getting in and out of a vehicle or chair had a 50/50 chance of getting you stuck into a wall with the potential to soft-lock your game or bug out your camera and force you to restart your game, you'd probably think something like, "well maybe in the over two years of development someone will fix this bug since traveling by a vehicle is a pretty big part of an exploration game."

Now imagine that you were slowly walking down a gentle slope. Oh, just kidding, the sliding mechanics in this game ramp up your speed and seem to trigger randomly as you walk down slopes. Too bad, that slope into the cave lead down into a deep tunnel and now you have to death run back to your body because terrible mechanics.

Oh, I got back to the area where I died. Let's dig down to my body, wait why did I glitch through the map and get shot straight to the sky just to land on the ground to another death (by the way, this is the most interactive flying I have experienced in the game)

Time to fly your ship since you're an astronaut in an exploration game. Oh, you just click one button and then click one of a few zones on a planet to automatically land at. That's alright, time to go back home to the starter planet with the base you have built. Wait, which zone was my base at, it's not showing up for me. They all look the same. Uhh, let's randomly pick one because it isn't showing me which one I have built buildings at. Whoops, wrong one, time to retry. Oh, my thrusters broke on my ship and now I'm stuck.

Kinda sad that a game like this is on steam and had the audacity to declare it was a "full release". I guess I'll just stick to Epic Game Store where the games are at least playable /shrug