Stationeers puts you in control of the construction and management of a space station to run by yourself or online with your friends. Complex atmospheric, electrical, manufacturing, agriculture, and gravitational systems require your thought and management at all times!
I gave this game many chances. The idea is there, every cable, every panel, every pipe is an object you have to place, building deeper than Space Engineers... And that's it. The whole game, like many games of this same genre it lacks purpose. No rewards for survival other than the fact that you survived. Congrats!
The moment to moment gameplay loops...
Legitimately one of my favorite games of all time.
If you love automation, hard simulators, space, programming, or gas management (oxygen not included) you will probably like this game.
It has a steep learning curve, so I highly recommend you go watch some YouTube playlists like Rhadamant or Largely Unemployed before you purchase it, so that you don't...
This game wont be for everyone, its a survival game with base building mechanics but unlike its contemporaries its hyper technical. The dev team is great and has been working on it consistently for years adding major content even 9 years after initial release. If you want something peaceful but super technical this is it.
Much like other base building...
This game imo is a hidden gem. Hidden by low player count and high entry barrier.
So far it's been a wonderful intense experience I strongly recommend you.
Yes there's much to polish but the sheer ambition of this game is paramount to its greatness.
Considering the budget it has to deal with I wouldn't give this game anything less than 8/10.
tldr; 100 Hours In — See You at 1,000!
This game is absolutely wild. Stationeers has been on my radar for years, and I finally picked it up during a sale. Fast-forward a few weeks, and I've somehow sunk 100 hours into it. I can confidently say **it's 100% worth full price.** The learning curve is brutal, but if you take things one system at a time and...
