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Explore and exploit distant worlds in a game of aerospace industry and interplanetary exploration. With your gun you can reshape the landscape around you and gather resources. On your journey you come across special artifacts that will provide you with research points, in order to unlock new technologies. These include rovers and spaceships, in order the expand your reach on the planets in the solar system. The game also has a co-op mode, allowing players to explore the planets with their friends.
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37 reviews found95
Player.One
Jul 23, 2019
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NintendoWorldReport
Jan 13, 2022
Astroneer is a small package that packs a lot of punch. There’s so much to dig into and explore that it’s easy to lose hours upon hours without batting an eye. Despite the learning curve, I found myself putting on my headphones and zoning out to the sweet soundtrack and some mindless digging. I wish that the systems were explained a little bit better but some light reading and personal discovery help this underrated indie shine.
83
Video Chums
Feb 17, 2019
If I had to summarize Astroneer in one word, it would be delightful. The gentle aesthetics of its world and the laidback gameplay go hand-in-hand to create a surprisingly addictive space survival game that'll have you crafting some genuinely rewarding contraptions.
81
The Games Machine
Feb 5, 2019
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Shacknews
Feb 5, 2019
It provides an experience that is generally therapeutic and almost never stressful. It’s not a perfect game, but it’s the kind of game that could be perfect for certain situations or groups of gamers looking for their next adventure. This review is based on a PC download code provided by the publisher. Astroneer - A relaxing exploration experience - Intuitive crafting and base building - Seven unique planets to explore and build on - No hardcore survival elements - Shines as a co-op experience with friends - Visually pleasing experience at all times - Some minor bugs can pop up at times - Only border-less window and window mode offered - Bill Lavoy posted a new article, Astroneer review: drilling and chilling in outer space - - - - - - It's probably a whole lot easier for them to concentrate on one platform (Xbone/Windows is kinda sorta one platform) and then if the game is successful to work on other platforms. But since it's an Unreal Engine game, at least part of the path is in place to do that.
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USgamer
Feb 7, 2019
Astroneer is definitely on the soft side of the survival spectrum. It looks inviting and fun, whether your lone explorer is bounding across the colorful landscape or mining deep within underground caves. Collecting resources and crafting them into new tools is the main focus, and Astroneer falters in not having more interesting things to find within each planet. In the end though, it's a lovely little game if you want to survive without all the pesky hunger and thirst you find in other games.
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TheXboxHub
Feb 19, 2019
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Nintendo Life
Jan 13, 2022
Astroneer is a wonderfully scrappy game that's been polished up since initial release in 2016 to become the best version of itself yet on the Nintendo Switch. It will, at times, frustrate you with its genial jank, and wrestling with its unpredictable physics and easily-distracted camera might suck some of the joy out of it, but if you love Minecraft, Terraria, No Man's Sky, and Subnautica, you'll surely love this, too.
80
Multiplayer.it
Feb 6, 2019
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BaziCenter
Feb 8, 2019
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