Разработчик: 4gency
Описание
Leading your team of engineers, you will have to build and fly your space stations in a zero gravity setting. Learn to scavenge and thrive with whatever you find floating around in space, or go on the hunt to take what you need from other factions trying to survive. In the event of a threat, get creative and turn your space stations into deadly weapons using pieces of debris you pick up such as rockets, lasers and particle accelerators, to fight with. Crisis is guaranteed; your only chance of survival is to get creative and to be decisive in the face of disaster.
Features
- You are in control: build a fleet of Habitats or combine them all into one massive Habitat.
- Explore procedurally generated space around the Earth, the Moon, and Mars
- Experiment with various space debris such as leftover weaponry and unusual space junk, and hunt for rare pieces of debris to help build and expand your Habitat including a militarized T-Rex Head complete with flame thrower!
- Physics based gameplay using weight, thrust, and zero gravity.
- Embark on Campaign missions and lead your engineers and citizens to safety.
- Get creative in Sandbox Mode. Build and experiment at your leisure.
- Hundreds of building blocks for you to create and customize whatever you can think of.
- Help humanity thrive in space, with civilian rescue, engineer combat, and even space zombies!
- Fight with the elements - manage fires, ice storms, electrical and EMP bursts
- Soundtrack by Alexander Brandon (Deus Ex)
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 2 GHz processor
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD3000, Nvidia GeForce GT8600 or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 3 GHz processor
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 550 ti 1GB ram or or ATI™ Radeon™ HD 6XXX or higher
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
Mac
- OS: Mac OS X 10.6
- Processor: 2 GHz processor
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD3000, Nvidia GeForce GT8600 or equivalent
- OS: Mac OS X 10.6
- Processor: 3 GHz processor
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel Iris (Iris Pro) or ATI™ Radeon™ HD 6XXX or higher or NVidia 6xx series or higher
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, 32-bit (Linux machine configuration not supported)
- Processor: Dual-core 2 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD3000, Nvidia GeForce GT8600 or equivalent, supporting Shader Model 3 equivalent
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, 32-bit (Linux machine configuration not supported)
- Processor: Dual-core 3 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 550 ti 1GB ram or or ATI™ Radeon™ HD 6XXX or higher
Отзывы пользователей
Weird
Very weird but enjoyable, A linear space game, with missions and just odd mechanics and art. But definitely worth a shot.
Habitat is an early Kickstarter project that was completely funded at $65,000 and released into 1.0 around 2016, before the devs dropped off the face of the earth. Much like the infamous Spacebase DF-9 it has good bones but both projects were dropped before they could be polished.
Habitat is a short but 'complete' game where you scavenge for resources to build stations and follow a barebones plot through multiple warpgates as you fight enemies. Combat feels good but maneuverability could have been improved. I would have liked to see a more focused themes and major bug fixes with the campaign at least; before dropping development.
tbh idk if it's even possible to reach Mars. Every time I get to the boss fight it refuses to move to the next stage or whatever.
EDIT: I managed to finally finish the game but it's incredibly annoying trying to avoid softlocking the game.
tl;dr
Give this one a miss
A little dissapointing, a novel concept but from descriptions i thought it would be more like Adrift or space engineers, not bad game though if your looking for something small to waste some time with.
After years i tought maybe the game would be finished. Nope, the game seems to be at a worser place where it was when i first time played it. I guess im a bit late for Cashback x).
But seriously guys, this isn't even worth the 5 cent of my sentences here.
Abandonned unfinished game : special despise to the developpers.
The use of scavenge pieces is passionating, it is really easy to understand how this work and the didacticiel is either fast and complete.
BUT
The SAVE option is not implemented, i have seen dev post from 2014 saying they will soon and first make it. The game is completely abandonned since years and hours spent in making a fun ship are totally wasted if you have to quit the game or if you fail in some way a mission.
No way to play. Special despise to dev who let this game in this state.
I don't see a reason for so many negative evaluations. I like this game despite the fact that I prefer space games which are really 3 dimensional. It is not a big or fancy game to be sure. But it has real physics and some building challenges including worrying about stability or your ship will shake itself apart.
Very buggy, almost to the point that it's unplayable. Hard to control and understand any sort of "tutorial" and is really hard anyway. Do not recommend.
Had a bit of fun with this but glad I only paid 2 bucks.
As a little space sandbox its fun to play about it, but the game is unfinished, containing a number of problematic bugs and unimplemented features. I had the quests bug out on me several times and become unredeemable, and more than once an enemy pirate ship spawned partially inside my own, destroying my design and many of the choice parts I had scavenged.
At least there's that magic button to spawn in almost anything you want, eh?
Too bad you can't save your game or ship designs, and I for one could not fight the boss via the legitimate method as the warp portal would never allow interaction no matter how close I brought my habitat ship.
TL;DR: Good for an hour or two of sandbox spaceship welding and explosions, but after that there's nothing new to do and you can't finish the game.
This game will eternally disappoint me every time I see it in my library. It's not the game I was led to believe it would be, and I don't recommend it to anyone looking for a space station sim where you build a space station out of junk. It's a stupid physics game and it just makes me angry to think about.
I haven't played this game much, but there's a reason:
The controls are terrible.
I really thought I'd enjoy this game, and that the reviews might be biased against it for some reason. However, near the end of the tutorial, the game told me to do something that was tedious and boring, and not easily accomplished with the game's controls. I realized at that point that I would not enjoy playing this game, which was pretty sad. Well, I finished the tutorial, and started a campaign game. The problems persisted, I got bored, and I decided to move on.
I wish I hadn't bought it.
Look, I like weird goofy stuff, but this game is straight up not a game at all. It's not even really a sandbox. By any definition it's not good. I don't know what this is, like a comp-sci college student pumping out a unity game for some ramen and a few car payments? Probably. It's on the level of the kind of things you see available on "free video game" websites, but this costs money.... There's no game. There's nothing to review. You drag "space junk" around and assemble it into wacky vehicles and stuff. That's it. That's the whole game. Do you like sifting through your neighbor's trash can and rubber banding wacky detritus together? Well congrats this is the perfect game for you! Otherwise, this is not the game for you, it's a game for nobody.
Would that I could get a refund...
Rating: 3/10 -- ★★★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Valve: Please change recommendation/review system to use a 10 point star system. Much more accurate than "yes/no".
The campaign to it is very bad. When you complete an objective, enemies spawn directy beside you and easily destroy your entire design very fast, and the only chance you have is to run away leaving 80% of your work behind and rebuild from scratch and hit them from a distance.
Game appears to have been ditched and released as a half finished semi joke. It leaves in all the cheat mode tools like spawning anything you want in so there is no real challenge if you get tired of the game fucking up your gameplay by spawning enemies within 10 inches of your ship. Not worth current price of $15, wait till its closer to that of $3 or less. Thats the value I'm giving it.
This is a poor game with no support. Developer appears to have abandoned it, and never fixed many of the problems with it. Sad I spent money on it.
Interesting concept, unique type of game, however the execution never really clicked.
The tutorial and interface is confusing, the goal/quest system is terribly unclear.
Once you have figured it out the combat is clunky and weird, you can't see far enough and the pirates spawn in way too close to you.
The interaction with the "shop" town is also quite clunky. It's hard to figure out what things are and once you do it's painfully tedious to make use of them
If you're after a novel experience, this will deliver, however it's still likely to fill you with frustration, which is bad for a game that is effectively mechanics driven. The story line is pasted on and rice paper thin
this game is a serious waste of money, from bad controls to mechanics that don't even make sense, the garbage that is floating around in space CANNOT be avoided, instead, unless you carefully navigate, your going to die, just from that, furthermore the controls make the game almost impossible to play, and lastly, the game has no substance, its easy to get bored, and from what little i played this game, i can assure you, its not worth your time. (3/10)
A year later (after my purchase) and the "full release" is upon us; but despite improvements it feels like nothing has changed, aside from features that I'm not sure anyone really asked for (More engineer micromanagement? An engineer camera?). It technically works, but still feels broken and unfinished.
Even after improvements to the controls and tutorial, what systems there are in the game seem obtuse, and controlling your crafts is still too finicky and unpredictable to take seriously or strategically, and too slow and management-intensive to be silly and fun. The constant building of your ship is equally too detail and control heavy to be light and easy, while the constant RE-building of your ship quickly saps at any enjoyment from the design and strategic planning (struts are not fun!). Thankfully many of the tasks for the engineers are automated to some degree, but ordering them to do anything specific becomes an exercise in frustrating hunt-and-click vs the camera.
It might still be worth it to pick up (on a heavily discounted sale) and play around with in the sandbox, but the campaign is a farce. Which, considering the tone of the game and what little I was able to glean of the 'story' in-game, could actually be intentional in some brilliant meta-design by the creators, but I very much doubt that. One can only hope that this game's developers will continue to support their game and all the promise the idea had, and perhaps reevaluate some of their design decisions.
I'm incredibly bummed I can't get a refund for this. I guess this is my own personal lesson on supporting Early Access games on faith and interest in a concept.
I really wanted to like this game, but I couldn't. It suffers from the sadly all-too-common problem of being unable to decide if it wants to be serious or funny, and in trying to do both it fails to do either. The plot is so thin that, if it is ever discovered, will revolutionalize the world of particle physics.
Glueing random stuff together to make funky spaceships seems like a winning formula and it would be if it meant anything, but it doesn't. The glue is a system of support beams to make sure that nothing ever actually touches, so your dreams of a hodge-podge junk ship quickly dillute into a flying, 3D flowchart.
The missions, combat, and trivial amount of other gameplay elements cannot hope to hide that they were all added as an afterthought to the main game, and the main game is a one-trick pony. A gimmick. A novel idea, sure, and one that is being used in other games out there. But it is still just a gimmick, and gimmicks do not make for good gameplay cores.
So what is there besides attaching random modules to a space station, flying it around and doing a few random things to advance the "story?" Well, let's list them all:
So now that we're done with that list, I will conclude by saying that if this is what a "complete" game feels like then I give up. This would make a fine Smartphone distraction to goof around with while sipping a beer and waiting for your date to arrive and probably worth the $5 you paid for it, in such a context. In the context of a PC game in the 21st century? Let me put it this way: If a good PC game is like an order of nachos deluxe with all the toppings, this is game is a few saltine crackers with some cheeze whiz on top. Not bad as a snack, but not very filling, and certainly not a real meal.
Somehow this game is everything it said it would be, and yet not what I expected. That's probably my own issue, so take this review with a grain of salt. I like base-building games, and I thought this would be more "base-buildy" and less "fly around and shooty"
I wish i could reccomend this game I really do. After playing for a while i have noticed serious gamebreaking bugs. my ships break everytime i go to lunar orbit and ship parts constantly break off for no reason when first placed as well as the worst one which does not allow me to recruit engineers but wastes the resources and stunts all my ships stats so no matter what i add on it never changes. i have tried unistalling it and starting new saves but the bugs persist. I will continue to play this game but can't recommend it at this stage in development.
The game is not without fun and I did enjoy it for a while but I found that there was no real purpose to ship building beyond small weapons platforms.
Currently not enough depth to it but it is an early access game and I will check in now and then to see how it is going
So please consider my Not recommended as possibly changeable.
I hope to change my opinion in the future.
This game is good fun for about half an hour - you can build a wacky ship and mess around with fun weapons but that's more or less it. The flight is really difficult, though made a little easier by proper booster placement and hotkey assignment. Maybe some kind of inertial dampening block would be handy to stabilise your ship. (Edit - an "emergency full stop" isn't really inertial dampening...)
As far as the combat goes, you clumsily maneuver yourself into a position where you MIGHT be able to attack a station and then fire your lasers - the station is dead more or less immediately without putting up a fight. You then realise your next target isn't that far away, were it not for the difficulty in getting that short distance - you will spin all the way around at least 2 or 3 times. Once you're there, same story. There isn't much incentive to build beyond your initial working ship - maybe an engineer limit based on habitat pods would be more of an incentive.
Oh yes, the ship will also bump into nothing, causing a change in trajectory, when you had only just got it pointing the way you wanted.
Don't get me wrong, it's fun and it has a fair amount of potential but at £11 the price is much too high for a game which offers little at this stage and has no save feature.
EDIT: It's worth pointing out that by now this review is fairly old and the game will continue to develop with time. I had felt that at the time my review was fair but should have been taken with a pinch of salt because I am more than aware of how games in alpha are. It is also worth keeping in mind that with early access the old "alpha/beta" defining lines are somewhat blurred and "it's an alpha" is not a blanket excuse for exclusion of basic features. This game is fun, keep an eye on it - but be aware of the limits of early development.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | 4gency |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 32% положительных (141) |