Stellar Overload reviews

Early Access Review Worlds Touring Worlds, Crafting and Robots, I know that yes?! Funded by $310,000 on Kickstarter, the Project, launched under the Name Plant ³, is already slowly on the Home Stretch. Slowly? It should be Right, because the Developers have set themselves the Goal of distributing the Title for about a Year as an early access, which also sounds realistic. But let's start all over again, with arguably the most important Criterion, the Question: "Isn't that one of those Minecraft clones again?." No! The Game Mechanics are the same in themselves (creating, crafting, building and modeling), but at the Beginning you notice the Title that the Developers are up for great Things. Gameplay: You can find oneside In a familiar Sandbox – surroundings, you have to Choose from between Survival and Creative, the former being already different from its big Brother By the Story-based World at the beginning, and that means not randomly generated Quest Npc's For the Team strives for a wonderfully staged Story that cannot deny a certain Closeness to "Zelda." Furthermore, it is now also possible To craft vehicles, to travel distant Planets, besides, the World Map is no longer a Disk on which one moves in all Directions, but a Cube, so Galileo would also find his Joy in the Game. The Story is solid up to the present stage, whereby You are just at the Beginning about the Errand of X-Items and use a lot of well-known People to take part as new ways. The Starting Area is idyllic and you can quickly find your way around, although Wegan Shows fall away and every now and then Bugs make themselves felt that do not disturb the Overall Picture too badly, only the Index that can be reached by f1 seems a bit cluttered at the very Beginning. If you want to play Games at the highest Levels, you should have at least a GTX970 and have enough Memory, even frame Break-ins, are very common at the Moment, whereby you can make up for a lot with the Setting of the Visibility. The Sound rounds off the Project and rarely seems monotonous. So Whoever is looking for a Title that combines the familiar with Innovation is just right when it comes to the Game. As with an Alpha, you should have good Nerves, because Game Drops, Bugs, Glitches and Typographical Errors appear even more often, but the one who contests this Path is rewarded with an Adventure that is second to none, and for 17.99 the Game can already (almost) be more than a No. Man's Sky, Cube World, etc. together. I hope you liked my Review, as soon as more Hours have been spent, I will update it and rejoice in your Comments, friend Requests, Etc.