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!
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...
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.
This is a station building survival sim... as viewed through the lens of a chemist. If you play this game a lot, you will gain a better appreciation for how air conditioners work, the problems faced by miners, the value of fractional distillation, the Kelvin scale, and why you should never let your friend plant all the seeds at once.
Space Engineers...
The best programming/thermo-chem/simulation game there is. Hours of wonderful learning are required here to fully understand all the interconnected systems. This is not a casual game where you just dump blocks from your inventory, everything requires some preparation.
- 10 hours in and I was able to survive through hunger/decompression/heat.
- 50 hours...
This is one of those hidden gems. I keep finding myself coming back to this game. I have never come close to getting to the end game but have a lot of fun anyways
