You land on a frozen planet in a tiny rocket with a robot inside. Harvest and combine materials to discover new ones. Use visual programming to make the robot do the tiresome work for you. Slowly build a gang of self-sustaining robot workers and watch them terraform the planet.
Release made it worse.
Lots of things broke from early access:
Functions wont save properly. Sometimes old deleted functions are still there when you make a new one. Some functions wont save properly at all and remain greyed out and unusable while also not having their name change from what you set it to what the display is in the list; meaning you...
I had bots making some of the basic resources but most things I made by hand. It was faster to hand make what I needed than to set up the bots and wait for them to do it. I beat with game with surprisingly little automation.
Its not a bad game, theres nothing wrong with it. Its just very short and shallow.
I knew going in it was going to be similar to autonauts, but I autonauts has way more depth.
I hope they keep working on it as the foundation is strong. it just needs far more resources and items and a need for said items to expand on what you can do and what you need...
Frickin awesome!
context reasons tism + adhd + studying C# & obsessing over trying to understand WHY things do things and then played this and in the first ten minutes I realized I could put functions inside functions like methods in classes and brain EXPLOSION went WOAH o-o
I have a suspicion that variables are only working in some scenarios and not...
Nice relaxing game if you like programming. The visual programming system is easy to learn and very intuitive, and it's rewarding to optimize program designs as you go and unlock programming features that make life easier.
