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its fun but making ur character an anime girl is like replacing 1000 frames i gotta 3d model a character out and replace him and make all the animations and im lazy

Incredibly fun and addicting. For me, eventually my base gets so criss-crossed and poorly built that it made me never want to play again though.

L'un des meilleurs jeux sandbox et le meilleur jeux de production/d'automatisation, un univers littéralement presque infini avec les mods. Super chronophage, balance, fun, multi propre. Juste le prix par pitié faudrait le baisser un peu...


nunca cheguei de fato a terminar mas PQP QUE JOGO BOM

This game is the embodiment of just fixing one more problem before bed...and then it's magically 7am in the morning. An amazing factory building game and I cannot wait for the expansion to release.

Give my peaceful proclivities, the game essentially undermines itself because the native creatures apparently only attack once I start building things. So that means the ideal way to play is just not to build anything, completely undermining the point of the game. Fortunately there are settings to change how the game works and there are many mods. But there's still the problem that turning on peaceful mode means much of the tech tree is wasted. Part of the problem is that there's apparently no real reason to build anything. There's nothing driving actions in the game, apart from simply the urge to build. But this is at odds with the native creatures. So the peaceful method is to do nothing. The ideal scenario for me would seem to be a story in which the aliens are not just destroying my base once I start building, but are actually some kind of hostile invading force that is actively trying to kill me. Or maybe if I had a small society of humans that are threatened by native predatory creatures. I don't like games where I feel like I'm the "bad guy" and this game too often gives me that feeling. It's too bad because there's so much here that is extremely compelling to me. I suppose the Pacifist mod is the best path for me, as it removes military tech, but I would prefer the have the mililtary but in a game scenario that was purely defensive as opposed to the default which feels implicitly aggressive.

UPDATE
I finally was able to finish freeplay on default settings. What worked was maxing out game speed, starting out fairly slowly by manually mining a lot, and rushing research to all efficiency modules, electric furnaces and solar panels. I did get attacked once by an expansion that got too close so I packed up my entire operation and moved to an area that was not close to any nests and it ended up working until the end of the game. I don't know if I just got lucky or what, but I didn't even bother building any defenses, except for walls in the hope that they would deter invasions. So I guess for me the design of the game just isn't entirely what I'm looking for because I just really don't want to engage with the combat mechanics at all but it feels too limiting too play that way.

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It's crack.
Don't play if you've got shit to do next morning.

Absolutely fantastic game. It's biggest flaw is that you can get in your own way and ruin the fun by spending 20 hours perfectly optimizing the little stuff and burn out before you get to the big stuff.

tenho mais de 500 horas nessa merda
toda vez q eu fecho o olho eu vejo mechanical belts se mechendo
compre nao importa o preço

I'm not done yet, but god damn this is endlessly addicting

A perfect game in its genre. One of the most satisfying games ever made.
This game made me simultaneously feel proud of what I built and motivated to improve it. The real progression is your own knowledge and ingenuity improving. I don't think anything is more fun than that in gaming.

Anything you don't like about the game you can adjust in the settings and still get a meaningful experience. I think the biggest weakness would be a bit of a learning curve but it isn't too bad.

games that require an engineer degree (of any kind) before playing

This is truly one of those games where it's like "OKAY ALL I HAVE TO DO IS THIS AND THEN I'LL GET OFF" for hours and hours and suddenly there's a day where you don't feel like playing anymore and you just completely abandon it