This game is fantastic. I never played it during previous updates, I saw it reasonably priced on ♥♥♥ and picked it up.


The basics of the game are similar to that of terraria. You build a home, mine, defeat enemies, search for treasure in pursuit of gear more suitable for future bosses.

now what you may be thinking
"wow why should i spend 15$ on this when i can just buy terraria, a finished game and sounds exactly the same"

The BASICS of the game are similar, but there Is so much more,

Classes: Apon starting the game you are allowed to choose 1 of 7 classes. The class will determine which planet you start on, and your ship type

Your ship: To start, your ship is where you start the game. You're given multiple quests to help restore it, To the less experienced, this will take you through the start of the game and teach you the main aspects of survival.

Quests: Tons of quests were added, they add purpose to the game, Instead of walking around wondering "hm what should i do next" and getting bored because you find there is nothing, you can look in your quest log or go to the outpost (an area of starbound where tons of npc gather) Don't feel too restricted, early on you may feel a bit restricted as you need to complete a few quests before you can explore the other stars in space, but there is still tons to complete before then

A giant universe to explore: after getting your ship complete, you can leave the star you were currently set in and can go to tons of other stars. different stars have different properties, and different properties dictate the difficulty of survival on the planets inside the star. For instance in one star you may find a planet that is peaceful with citizens (yes planets do have npcs on them, some of the ones more suitable for life, some hostile others are there to help) but on another you may find an enviornment that is so hot that you can't stay for very long without the proper equipment. with thousands of different stars to explore, each planet holds different types of equipment that may help you progress further in, as well as different minerals you need to create better armour

A giant arsenal of equipment: There are tons of different types of weapons, Lazers, pistols, rocketlaunchers, flamethrowers, you name it, its probably in the game, and with more weapons being added in future updates, you can truly have the endless arsenal.

Worried about ammo? No need, ammo is not a thing. This may turn a lot of players off (AHH! THE REALISM IS FADING) but there is an alternative. You have an energy bar. Guns and bows use a certain amount of energy to use, some use more than others. The energy bar slowly regenerates after breif downtime.

This game is fantastic. I never played it during previous updates, I saw it reasonably priced on g2a and picked it up. The basics of the game are similar to that of terraria. You build a home, mine, defeat enemies, search for treasure in pursuit of gear more suitable for future bosses. now what you may be thinking "wow why should i spend 15$ on this when i can just buy terraria, a finished game and sounds exactly the same" The [b]BASICS[/b] of the game are similar, but there Is so much more, [b]Classes:[/b] Apon starting the game you are allowed to choose 1 of 7 classes. The class will determine which planet you start on, and your ship type [b]Your ship:[/b] To start, your ship is where you start the game. You're given multiple quests to help restore it, To the less experienced, this will take you through the start of the game and teach you the main aspects of survival. [b]Quests:[/b] Tons of quests were added, they add purpose to the game, Instead of walking around wondering "hm what should i do next" and getting bored because you find there is nothing, you can look in your quest log or go to the outpost (an area of starbound where tons of npc gather) Don't feel too restricted, early on you may feel a bit restricted as you need to complete a few quests before you can explore the other stars in space, but there is still tons to complete before then [b]A giant universe to explore:[/b] after getting your ship complete, you can leave the star you were currently set in and can go to tons of other stars. different stars have different properties, and different properties dictate the difficulty of survival on the planets inside the star. For instance in one star you may find a planet that is peaceful with citizens (yes planets do have npcs on them, some of the ones more suitable for life, some hostile others are there to help) but on another you may find an enviornment that is so hot that you can't stay for very long without the proper equipment. with thousands of different stars to explore, each planet holds different types of equipment that may help you progress further in, as well as different minerals you need to create better armour [b]A giant arsenal of equipment:[/b] There are tons of different types of weapons, Lazers, pistols, rocketlaunchers, flamethrowers, you name it, its probably in the game, and with more weapons being added in future updates, you can truly have the endless arsenal. Worried about ammo? No need, ammo is not a thing. This may turn a lot of players off (AHH! THE REALISM IS FADING) but there is an alternative. You have an energy bar. Guns and bows use a certain amount of energy to use, some use more than others. The energy bar slowly regenerates after breif downtime.