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It's been a long, long time since I picked this game up. I remember watching my friend play in total awe as he flew through the atmosphere and mined out little rocky satellites in orbit.
Well, the game did lose some of what made it as purely unique and awe-inspiring as it was before 1.0. However, it is still an enjoyable game for its incredibly diverse open universe and its sensible progression system. There were some things that didn't translate well into a story-based game, such as the more shoehorned bosses like the mech and dreadwing, but the story did add numerous things which I feel helped it in so many ways. A collection of likable characters, if minimally involved, still seem to be relatable in some ways.
Aside from the numerous bugs and gltiches upon the full release, many of which remain a problem, Starbound will be a game I will fondly remember decades down the line. I hope Chucklefish continues to nourish this game for a long time, and eventually I hope it remains an Indie classic among the likes of Minecraft and Terraria.
Also, it did No Man's Sky better than No Man's Sky, so there's that.
1 Year Edit: It's been a long time, and while the game has continued to develop in its 'stuff to do' aspect, many fo the issues I pointed out still remain. It's a painful experience speaking to Esther on a world you have completed the game in, and several of the major glitches in planet generation are still present. That said, the mechs and space statons were a breath of fresh air in a game that had threatened to forget its roots. I haven't played in a while, but what has been added of late ahs been a blast.

Honestly expected a lot more from the youtube videos on this game. I easily meet the recommended specs, but even so loading a map on a server forces me to hard-reset my computer because everything stops responding. The multiplayer is honestly kind of abysmal in its current state. IDK how youtubers do it, but there don't seem to be any port-forwarding options to speak of, and no way to play a private game with friends aside from having them actually sitting next to you. The game looks like a lot of fun, but in its current live state, it's not fun. And in the current unstable state, it's unplayable. If you have the nuclear hardware to run, say, ARK you might have no problems. If you can get past the obvious multiplayer issues, you should have a blast. The main defense would be that the multiplayer is only in the unstable version, in which you should expect frequent crashes. Even so, the base game isn't worth it if you can't play local multiplayer. It might be better with more updates, but until then purchase with caution.

Once I got bored of the obvious inspiration from Facebook games such as Farmville and the generally poor controls for intended gameplay, my friends and I set out on our quest to break the game. So, logically, we climbed out of a massive hole int he mountain and got outside the map. The trees in the outside were much better then the ones inside I might add. So, if this was a mountaineering simulator, 10/10. Otherwise.....maybe look elsewhere.

An interesting take on your normal dungeon crawler with a lot of player choice. Build your armies in specific areas and strengthen certain aspects of your troops over time, combined with various buffs after each mission, and you become amazing. The art style is pretty cute, and the main characters are generally likeable. Overall I'd say 9/10

PS: The rat army is awesome when you need a large mob.

Great side-scrolling rpg! Minecraft fans should definetly try it!!