Journey on the back of the space whale Kewa, building a city for your people as you travel across the galaxy seeking purpose and answers, and developing deep relationships with the universe around you.
I want to love this game but I just don't get the resources. A couple of production facilities produce both primary and secondary resources (byproducts). If either of these is full, the facility stops working. Which also means that any production buildings that rely on these resources stop working. So if you have too much of one resource then your industry...
I feel like the negative reviews aren't quite doing the game justice. The production chains for Beyond These Stars aren't remarkably complex at a glance, but the difficulty comes from balancing your economy. The game does not want you to produce more than what you need; this isn't Factorio. This is a game about coexistence and balance. The game wants...
The premise is excellent, but the execution is unfortunately bland.
There is essentially no personality to the town or its citizens, and the "story" such as it is only manages to be annoying. I have seen the usual suspects whining about it being "woke" and all that but if you've at least a pair of braincells you know that's a nonissue. The characters...
I'm sorry, but no. I loved the demo, and have been watching this game for quite some time and the end result is... this? After all of this time? There's only basic roads, the pollution is so easily removed and repurposed, the landscaping feature is overpowered. As a cozy game, I suppose this works, but then there are other options for that which are...
Games not great. The mechanics fight you the entire game. Buildings fight each other and nothing flows like it should. There will be a part where you HAVE to go trade for materials. The story is irrelevant. ALL the dialogue is poorly written and the characters are insufferable (better not take over this planet, we would want to displace anyone). The...
