When it went out, i was really not impressed, and even gave a negative review on Steam. It was blend, empty, buggy, and very quickly boring and repetitive.

But after several major updates, it's a completely different game, much more balanced and deep, than the very raw and shallow Alpha 4 or 5 i first tried.

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They said it's only about 8 hours to reach the end game, less if you know what you are doing. That's not a lot for this kind of game. Not sure i'm hyped anymore.

Here : https://steamcommunity.com/app/951440/discussions/0/1743357605572691920/ [External Link]

There's about 8 hours of gameplay, less when you know the game very well.

You can win the game and finish the story. Story is told through intro (120s), outro (75s) and by captain during the gameplay. You start with no drillship, very soon you get small 1-segment drillship, which you extend.

Research tree has three levels, each level has few items. Researching each item unlocks few modules, items and upgrades.

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Quoting: GuestI have the same, couldn't fix it either.
Might be n idea to post here
https://steamcommunity.com/app/360940/discussions/0/1742232339943135084/ [External Link]

Yep, that's my topic.

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Me, 5.6 GB, with sound, but my whites are very bright ingame, and no options managed to tune that. Annoying, but still very playable, and many full servers to find people to play with, nice.

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Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoCategories are useful when you have a few games, but when you have hundreds, like in my original Steam account [External Link], is impossible to find a game.. I don't even remember what games I have there.

Well, you do as you like of course, but i really can't get how it's more convenient to have multiple accounts. On Steam alone, i have hundreds of games, cumulated since 2006 or 2007, and i don't use any groups to sort them.

I just read the list from time to time, it takes a few minutes, and that's done. I install a few at a time, sort by recently played, done.

And that's on Steam only. With the addition of Itch, Humble, GoG, direct from Developers or Editors, CD, DVD... it's certainly more than a thousand.

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I play quite a lot of WH40K Gladius, i really enjoy this game.

Also, testing : The Colonists, Rise of Liberty, Odd Realm, Spinnortality, Meeple Station, Seed of Resilience, Species ALRE, and many more.

Quoting: GuestPlaying as Pig on Project: Gorgon [External Link]

I don't play often (a few weeks, a couple of times per year, i'd guess), but i play since 2014 i think. I've a Spider, and a Bat.

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After years of Mint XFCE, i switched to Manjaro XFCE.

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I like this game because it's really unique and quit facinating, but i'd have prefered a turn based model, instead of realtime with sometimes a click-fest party.

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Well, thanks the universe, there is still some niche greatness, like Argentum Age : http://www.argentumage.com/ [External Link]

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Yep, it's a nice relaxing PUZZLE game, but not really a god game, and even less an ecosystem simulation game. More about it in a previous comment : https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/relaxing-nature-sim-equilinox-is-out-seems-to-be-a-hit-with-users.13074

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