Quiet an entertaining indie space survival game. manage your internal ressources, gather or trade for more ressources and progression, help other survivors or fight against whoever stands in your way. It has its moments :)

did'nt think id get into this game that deep,...but i was wrong,...for a small dev. team,they've put out a good quality space sim.
keep up the slow but steady work!

Feels like Rimworld in Space, and I love the feeling of having a mobile base to roam the galaxy and feast off everything you find like a locust.
I gave it many attempts, definitely made a lot of mistakes at first, I like to learn as I go, but then even on what I thought was a pretty solid run, I just run out of crap. So after skimming the Discussions, I find out there are major components of the game that the tutorial tells you to use which, according to veteran players, are just downright wastes of resources and time. I would never have figured out on my own that I should blatantly ignore what the game teaches me. I think this calls for some rebalancing.

The game system is super interesting and fun, I will probably revisit it once it comes out of Early Access (shame on me, I know). I feel like the crewmember AI needs some help too; they would rather sit down and do research in a space suit than fix the O2 generator, I mean, I get it, I'm a lazy turd too, but come on,
it is infuriating to watch the ship just struggling along because my dingdong staff ignore glaringly major repairs. Maybe I'm missing something, but now I don't know what to trust from the game itself after learning how to play it correctly from another player. I'll have to dig through forums in order to finish the real tutorial, and that's not super appealing to me.

I'm miffed, I want to love this game, and I think I will one day, but it really just feels like work to me in the current state. The gameplay/interface is smooth, I'm thumbs downing because I shouldn't have to spend my time sorting through discussion posts just to learn how to play the game correctly. The game should give me the tools and education I need so I can participate in its systems on a basic difficulty setting.