Разработчик: Foulball Hangover
Описание
Hydroneer это песочница про добычу золота и других ресурсов для постройки массивных добывающих машин и своей базы для разных задач. Используйте примитивные инструменты, механизмы, работающие на воде и построенные вами структуры для добычи и улучшения ваших процессов в этой магнатообразной прогрессивной системе.
Используя шедевральную воксельную систему почвы, вы можете создавать сети пещер, карьеры и даже земляные горы. Исследуйте реликвии прошлого в глубинах игры, с возрастающими вместе с глубиной наградами.
Преимущества игры это динамическая модульная система для строения структур и механизмов, работающих на воде. Создавайте базы для различных операций, разработанных вами чтобы оптимизировать процесс добычи. Стройте сети из водяных труб, контролируйте давление. Создавайте ресурсы, вооружение и ювелирные украшения.
Буровые установки это большие запитанные водой механизмы, использующиеся в различных целях, от добычи ресурсов до перевозки вещей.
Различные земельные участки ждут вас в игровом мире, каждый со своими особенностями. Глубокие ямы, привлекательные пейзажи и близость магазинов. Вам решать, что важнее.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, russian, portuguese - brazil, french, german, turkish, dutch, polish, spanish - spain, romanian, simplified chinese, czech, italian, korean, arabic, japanese, danish, norwegian, swedish
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10
- Процессор: Quad-Core 64-bit Intel or AMD processor, 2.4 GHZ CPU
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: 1 GB DirectX 11 dedicated video card
- Место на диске: 10 GB
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
This game has a lot of potential and I appreciate a lot of things about the game.
Gameplay is appealing to me: casual, no combat, just build/mine/sell stuff... for a pseudo-puzzle feel.
The "no inventory" style is... unique. I both like it for being different and making you think, and hate it because it limits my gameplay to the duration it takes to flare my carpal tunnel because this game is VERY click-heavy. The lack of an inventory can also challenge some in leaving tools about and forgetting where you put that construction hammer when you're in the middle of building something.
The only thing I can really say I dislike is the token wall limiting T3 corestone pipes currently. You need tokens for T3 pipes that you cannot craft currently. Tokens appear to be a very limited/finite resource. Prepare yourself for a bit of a quest-grind to get T3 pipes until something gets updated. Questing is a great expansion to the game, but in a game this open-world, it would be nice to just be able to craft or buy materials instead of chasing NPC's around for half a bowl of tomato soup that buys you 1/10 of a pipe.
great game, hard to get bored if you are good at it.
very good game. i like figuring out how to make everything automated and solving issues that arise. its very very fun and i like it.
This game is so relaxing and satisfying, its a long grind working your way up to later things, but none the less its so much fun, i personally love it, I first watched a YouTuber play this called RealCivilEngineer, years ago, and i have wanted it ever since, I honestly don,t know why i didn't buy it earlier. I don't know how to sell the game without giving away spoilers so i recommend description first before you buy, regardless its brilliant.
Amazing game, great cartoony graphics, cool sifting mechanic kind of like astroneer but more dirt based and firdt person.
Very good, I have a lower end laptop, and once I turned all the settings to low, the lag was managable. I can't get enough of this game, it's so fun, though progress is slow if thats a turn off for you. For me, it's defineatly not.
incredible game and worth the money even at full price, if you like mining and automation games this is a must buy!
the only downside is that everything takes forever, the game is grindy and plays very slow, but it still doesn't get boring.
i LOVE this game it is super good for bad Computers and you have so much to do i have played for almost 30 hours and i haven't even got that far into it
I enjoy playing the game and trying different setups. I am still new but would recommend if you like mining games!
great game fun with mods have left it on in menu screen but overall about 60 hours actually played
Amazing game. Got the game just after the 1 year anniversary just to see what all the fuss was about and it has been an amazing purchase. Granted the first 15 minutes can feel a bit grindy but there so much to do you will never get bored.
so fun i spent 3 hours and got full automated ore in no time i recommend and it made me feel so proud of my automated and my mum was proud to
good time killer, good mods, and machines, the collisions and physics feels special, weird but special.
I give this a light recommendation when on sale.
The core of the game is solid, but there are many annoying and tedious things that bring it down, along with a lack of an endgame or final goals. To put it simply, there is a very simple "best way" to make a mine and there's not much else to do besides that. Or actually, when we asked for more (relevant) content, we got farming. So yeah, you can farm tomatoes. But once you build that mine, there's nothing else to do but copy it.
More specifically, we've also asked for better ways to buy/transport/build things because there's no inventory or storage system. Every item has to be manually carried by hand, and besides the huge issue with lag when a truck is full of pipes or other cargo.... you still have to move 1 item at a time onto a truck, then drive it home, then unload 1 item at a time, place all the items in a lag pile, etc. Even the idea of having crates which hold 10+ copies of an item were ignored. Lame.
There's also just little variety in what you produce. The whole idea of the game is to mine and process resources into stuff, but just making iron or gold bars feels like the most basic option possible. The stuff you can do in the first hour or 2 of the game, is the stuff you can do at the very end of the game with 1 exception.
More than anything, it feels like there's a whole world of potential machines, crafting processes, ingredients, and produced products that isn't being tapped into. And because there's no goal, no endgame item/process/machine to work towards, all we have to play with/for is the production itself, which wouldn't be so bad if there was more to produce and more to manage.
I bought it and later the dlc when it relased, hoping hydroneer would develop beyond what is, basically, a roblox tycoon game. Maybe this sounds harsh, but i've been around it for a couple years now and this is my honest opinion. It's not a bad game, just a simple one that's small, with little content, and a short gameplay loop. Maybe its perfect for some people, for me its a just a tease.
TLDR: Soft recommend if on sale, or if you want a really simple and straight forward tycoon style game
It s fun for me. You can mine, plant and make automation system whatever as u want. I think that will better if this game add animal and Livestocks and variaty of cooking. for this moment, this game is worth too.
very fun game loop automation its really fun and findin rare ores is a good feeling
it is really fun to play and make messes in the stores but its boring to get money so slow
Such a good game, could not recommend it more, well worth the money. But PLEASE change the colours of the heated iron, gold and corestone bars because they look either identical or completely different from the cooled versions. I've made different versions of the same sword three times now. Other than that, it's perfect.
it takes FOREVER to start of but really fun!!as you progress through the game you can make it automated!!
I really liked the sandbox feel of the game. Giving you freedom, but not so much freedom that there is a lack of structure. Very nice and well rounded if I do say so myself.
Well made game, but boring and encumbered by its inventory free design. The aspects of building and automation is only fun if the player is presented with freedom to invent. This game is like: this is the exact spot you can dig at, and this is the exact way you can use a harvester. I can't even drop the showel if I'm not standing perfectly and I can't for the life of me throw a pebble into a bucket? It's like the developer of this game is a math guy that never left his house. Why even present the player with a bunch of rocks and you can't use the pickaxe on any of them.. but you can on dirt?? Did you even try minecraft? What a waste of good tech and programming.
I did not expect this game to make me play out my dwarf digger fantasies. But then again, you can also make soup in this game and grow crops. Ngl a lot of stuff in Hydroneer is like....It's random but not unwelcome. Like cars driving on water, the ability to launch NPCs by driving into them, a bloody volcano island, pretty much something that looks like ironforge where you can make new machines and even have a weird but lovable kind of way to build houses.
Ngl? Hydroneer is one of those sandbox games that takes a bit of everything but applies it in a way that makes it just unique enough that it feels good. Even though some things are rather meh, you got mod support to alleviate some downsides of the game and add new stuff as well. Gotta say, this is becoming my comfort game.
Decent game however i don' really like the gameplay loop because it felt quite grindy for me. 5/10
I *want* to like this game, but the user interface gets in the way to the point where it is practically unplayable. The ridiculous mechanics of not having an inventory? What's up with that? It's like the UI choices were made to "make the game unique", when in reality those choices make the game just suck. Give me an inventory. Don't make me carry coins on a stupid cart. And the mechanics of trying to buy/transport blocks to do a basic base build? Really dumb. Sort out your UI issues. Stop trying to be "special" and create a UI that gets out of my way, so I can build.
Honestly this game feels way to simple and basic. Its a bit hard to enjoy.
A mining game but you have no inventory so your continuously dragging one item from one place to another.
It feels a bit tedious before i even start the game.
I've requested a refund.
Hydroneer is a great game, at the start. you slowly progress intil you can start the automation factor of this game. once you get 1 or 2 thousand coins you can start to buy automation. but the automation really lacks in the game you get a drill and a crusher and a few conveyors and pipes and build what becomes your factory once you have finished this thats when the fun ends. now you could go and get the tier 3 drills and crushers but you dont need them your already not gonna be struggling for money in this game. you could move properties but that means to destroy everything put it all in your truck (dosent fit all of it) and go buy a new property and than you make the exact same factory as before. this game has crazy potential but the developers just have to add new content.
This is the kind of game you play if you enjoy repetition and tedium. That's not an insult, either. There's a true joy to the small actions of repetition and continuity. The beginning is as simple as it gets; Grab a bucket and brush and pan for resources. It's something you actually do even later down the line so it's good to get familiar with it. This game takes the approach of most factory builder games and forces you to do everything by hand. This means you don't have any means to automate the individual tasks without a lot of ingenuity. And some things you just can't make any faster. These aspects of the game may turn some people away and you wouldn't be blamed for being one of them. Crafting is very out-of-the-way and doesn't hold your hand through the process. Digging is slow and takes a lot of fiddling around. You either run around a lot or drive back and forth often. You can't be hurt, even by lava, and the game really does not have any to challenge you besides biding your time. Which isn't hard since making money is easy and the most expensive purchases in the base game are the dig sites. The problem is you'll start selling items for only a few dozen coins, then as soon as you buy the first few major items, you'll be selling for several thousands. You'll be able to afford anything you want. It's more like a sandbox in that way than anything.
All that said, it's a soothing experience to just progress and work on improving your builds. I haven't tried the DLC yet, it claims to have a vastly improved amount of content but I am of the belief that a game should use it's DLC to build OFF of the game, rather than replace it. Still, if you enjoy watching your progress over time, I would still call this game a worthwhile experience.
this game is basically just factorio + hypixel skyblock - if you dont have time to grind this game isnt for you but the automation part is nice
if you want to be a menace or an honest to god factory builder, its pretty good
its OK. Just so slow. in nearly four hours game play im still stirring a bucket. Ive sold around a hundred things and my account is about C50. some of the things for sale cost thousands. its going to take years to get anywhere. Im bored now. ive got hardly anything shown in the video. Shame its got zero satisfaction to me. Its promising as the graphics and the physics are good but OMG its so slow.
Needs proper co-op not a split screen mess. Great game though lots of love and effort in it and it looks like fun just want to play it with someone else.
The game is not worth more than 5€
Drill doesn't work.
Fix your drills.
very fun. lots of grinding mindlessly though
Bought this game because my son wanted to play online together, the only way is steam shared split screen, one person has to be on controller and the other on mouse and keyboard split screen. I would not recommend this game if multiplayer is what you are looking for...
Multiplayer is trash. It is only split screen and it requires everyone other than ONE person to use a controller instead of mouse and keyboard. There is no workaround. 1/10 didn't even get to gameplay
This game is fun and i think that grampa would be proud that you work in the mines like he did when he was 9 years old, all jokes aside, this game is fun.
This game would be such an amazing experience if it wasn't for the weird way you interact with some objects. Like having to look to the left of objects to dump water in them. Dumping anything. The weird circle target thing just takes away from a fun grindy experience. The game is already a fun grind, but unnecessarily WAY SLOWER for a mechanic I know a lot of people don't understand its purpose for being a thing. Not being able to just easily do something is so unfortunate and all that extra time spending looking for the dot to make sure what you want to put down is going where you want it too is just irritating and adds up. Its just a weird and slightly annoying way to add something "new" to a game. I would have dumped hours into this game if it wasn't for that weird detail. If you can get passed that hang up, its amazing.
Fantastic game but the multiplayer "mode" is insane, please introduce a real one. At least a way to split inputs so the second player doesn't have to use a controller, and a way to split the screen so we're not both stuck in local splitscreen...
I must have missed something. Might be the worst early game experience I've ever had. I don't mind tedious games (Satisfactory, Factorio, Powerwash Sim, Scrapyard Ship Mechanic (2) however, there seems to be a lot of RNG in this game. There is no hint/tips/tutorial at the beginning. I walked past the shovel maybe 5 times (as it's not with your other starting tools and up against a post-so it doesn't really stick out) and only saw it in the store page video. I guess there isn't an inventory either?! And the RNG with collecting water and then dumping it into the Pan/larger bucket with the dirt is I don't even know what. Collecting the water was inconsistent. I didn't know if I had water in the bucket until I tried to pour it into the pan. Then when I did have water and tried to pour it into the pan, I would miss the pan b/c it's not a direct action, you have to hold the bucket over the pan just right so it hits when you pour it. I had the dirt in the pan when trying to pour the water into it, maybe that was my mistake?! Who knows b/c there isn't any at all hand holding. I think having some tips initially is alright in any game, then as you get it, they become less needed. Obviously, there is a lot of game play after this point, but if this is a snapshot of what the game play is like, then I'm good. You guys that figured it out, enjoy.
It's really fun if you're willing to invest lots of time.
If you're new be sure to read a wiki and watch videos to learn the game before you play otherwise it might be tedious.
It's a good game but the bugs bro. I load up one of my worlds that I've been working on for a long while that I had almost basically everything in and find out that everything in the world was deleted and no way to get it back and the back up files were blank too, and I went through my computers backup files for the game too and it was all gone. So I just gave up on the game after losing everything so if you do get this game beware the bugs.
great game fun and allows alot of creativity but can be challenging to build more complex structures
if im being honest its how long it takes to pick up all the items when you acidentally drop them and how easy it is to pick up the wrong thing and mess it all up
Game crashes constantly. Refund requested but not likely as it takes some time to build up to the point it stops working.
This one is certainly a doozy to review. Game's execution was done well, however there might be a crowd that doesn't like how this one played out. Hydroneer isn't for the faint hearted or lazy. In a weird way (in regards to time) every move that the player makes requires careful planning. If you're the type that likes to run back and forth between boxes this may not be the one for you. If you're looking for something that's heavier on the realistic side of crafting (in regards to carrying materials) - this might be for you! Players should be warned that the tutorial is very quick and sweet, and the game does not like holding the players hand for any reason. This game's physics is one of its biggest talking points - both good and bad.
Hydroneer's gameplay follows a creative and crafting scheme in which players use water in creative ways. Players find ways to most efficiently collect resources by digging them up from the ground in order to sell them, turn a profit, and further create more complex creations. There is automation in the game that can streamline processes for the player. Belts, melters, crushers, and a whole bunch of options are available for the player to use. The process of putting it all together is what poses the challenge, especially when each part essentially requires water to function (including conveyer belts)! The BIGGEST gameplay difference in Hydroneer (which I haven't really seen in any other game) is the fact the player's character can only hold ONE item at a time. Yes, that's right, the player can only hold one item at a time. That means every item that is harvested requires to be picked up one by one, by hand. That also means if the player misplaces a bucket or dumps ore incorrectly over an oven that these items also have to be picked up one by one. In essence, this system is beautiful as it is ugly. This is what separates this game from a lot of other crafting type games that provide inventory. Every move is calculated as forgetting something (such as a cart) may absolutely drive the player crazy. Even when something is bought the money and item cannot be carried at the same time. I loved this aspect of the game because it reminded me of working trades: don't make more trips than you need to. Same idea applies here and again, as much as players may hate this concept, it certainly a breath of fresh air because it requires the player to stay attentive and engaged at all times instead of mindlessly being able to quickly recover thanks to extra storage space. Building is very easy to do. What could potentially drive players crazy is accidently picking up the furniture/tools rather than the ore or produced materials. Luckily, it's easy to put the furniture/tool back in place. The village provides a decent amount of shops to check out and an easy to navigate village. Vehicles are available to the player to make transporting supplies easier. The player will have to manually load, one piece by one piece, even with vehicles. Vehicles do make life A LOT easier in Hydroneer!
The visuals and graphics are well suited to the environment. The graphics resemble Fortnight, but have a little smoother details and rounded graphics. All basic and required animations are included and visible. Machines move about and the player can view materials going through machines, across conveyers, or into crushers. The output on some of the machines are quite funny as they launch out from the other side, and the player has to be ready with a bucket on the other side to catch the material. The terrain graphics are again smooth and don't have too many details, but in no way interfere with the game. Village ambiance and atmosphere was well designed and there is a day and night cycle included. The sounds and music are mostly laid back and relaxed. There isn't anything over the top regarding the music scene and although it does suit the game well, don't expect any headbanging. A lot of sounds have been included and enhance the experience of play. Everything the player interacts with will make some sort of noise and informs the player with the sound that an action is completed. Both domains were done well, but I feel like a little more could've been added to further immerse the player into the game. Some missed potential here as a little more could've been done with atmospheric sounds. The village is nice to explore and look around, a little more noise would've made it a little livelier. NPC walking around doing their thing sort of helps.
Overall, I liked the game but I can see a lot of people being like "what the flipping flippers fridge firetruck fork fart did I just buy?". My immediate reaction was a little shock when I learned the character can only carry one thing at a time, but after learning the game a bit, planning my moves better, and discovering a little more useful tools around the map I was hooked. The game (and should say Dev) takes pride in not having to hand hold the player. Beyond the tutorial there isn't much help offered in the game, prompting the player to explore for themselves and discover what is possible. So, this is a difficult one to review. It has local split screen and has multiplayer online coop if one player uses Steam's Remote Play feature. Highly suggest players do their homework before purchasing, but would certainly recommend a purchase on sale. HUGE WARNING THOUGH - even to myself - the logic system has minimal instructions and can be very difficult to work with, unless you're good at basic programming.
RATING: 8.0/10
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this is not a game for anyone that likes inventories or tasks or any storied structure to the game. you have to pick up every individual item up one at a time at the beginning until you can automate stuff or by bigger equipment to speed up the process. this game even doesn't have anywhere to put your money like an inventory you just have to remember what corner on the ground you put your money.
WAS a great a fun game. Until he "fixed" it and now its unplayable so much laggier and way worse. I can not even play it now and before he "fixed" it (rebuilt it) i could play it. Really wish he would fix it right. I will try the 1.7 version and see if its better. What i mean is I loved the game so much before 2.0 but after 2.0 its really laggy from the start and once you get past shovel its almost impossible to play now as to before it would lag a little but nothing like this.
its a fine game it takes a min to understand but when you get the hang of it its loads of fun and its a game where you can chill and relax and overall its a good game i would recommend this to other people
One of the worst control schemes I've ever seen, the drop system not being centered to your crosshair is just asinine in a game that seems to be so reliant on using it. I can't even give the game a fair chance because of that designing decision.
good and chill mining game the only negative i can say about this game is that u can only coop it with a friend over remote play together shit and you or ur friend needs to play with controller instead of keyboard/mouse and that sucks ass
so come on devs give us a regular multiplayer mode then my rating would be 5/5 :D
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Foulball Hangover |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 24.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 87% положительных (16567) |