Разработчик: Reason Generator Inc.
Описание
2d space combat
Wayward Terran Frontier aims to create the best real time 2d space combat that has ever existed by simulating the full interior of every single ship in real time during combat.
You play from the perspective of a single crew, capable of moving at will between ships and stations, even into empty space via an EVA suit. You can engage in combat directly with the crew members of a ship, however the real focus of Zero Falls is on ship to ship combat.
In combat between ships, your health is your crew, and the functionality of your modules that is lost as they are destroyed.
- Lose life support and your crew will run out of air.
- Lose sensors and you won't be able to detect or target enemy ships
- Lose your engines and you may be stranded in space for the rest of your life
Best to avoid explosive decompression or you may find yourself suddenly respawning at your home station.
You play as a nameless clone created by an ominous artificial intelligence set on accomplishing...something in this star system. Will you follow its orders or go rogue and play by your own rules? That's up to you. The story of Zero Falls takes place in a large star system filled with deep sandbox elements.
- Multiple factions with their own motivations and allegiances
- Dynamic economy with NPC trade ships making real trade runs with real cargo for pirates to plunder.
- Entirely open and free. Every ship, station, and derelict has a fully mapped interior for you to explore.
- Steal ships and scrap them for resources and to learn how to manufacture them yourself
- Design the ultimate mining barge to collect the resources needed to manufacture ships or just steal the resources from a friendly NPC mining party
- Explore progressively more dangerous sectors of space to find better ships and technology for your collection
Players can also optionally design their own ships with a built-in ship editor that allows you to control every pixel of your ship's design down to the type of toilets.
Alternately import custom ships designed by players and uploaded to our workshop. You will see their ships wandering in the open world and you can attempt to defeat them and, if lucky, board them to steal their ship for yourself.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows Vista or later 64 bit os
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.60GHz
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 / AMD Radeon HD 7850
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 700 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible on-board
- Additional Notes: makes extensive use of multi-threading and 64 bit features
- OS *: Microsoft Windows 7 x64
- Processor: AMD Phenom II x6 or Intel i7
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 / AMD Radeon HD 7850
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible on-board
- Additional Notes: makes extensive use of multi-threading and 64 bit features
Отзывы пользователей
good game，we need chinese
Game with unwithstanding potential.
Has to be rewritten from scratch.
@Gabe ^^
Couldn't figure out how to actually pick up the passenger i was supposed to transport. Gave up. My time is worth more to me than trying to decipher how this game expects me to do basic actions.
Good.. Confusing.. but good.
I like what little writing there is.. and am enjoying the game quite a bit. I uh.. got the mill credit mission completed in the starter ship..before realizing I can already make muh own ship. I thought for sure they'd mention it at some point but.. I guess you can just optionally start building your ship whenever in 'logisitics'.
I wish the game had traditional save slots.. things get a bit janky if you alt + f4 to avoid repercussions from slamming into an asteroid at 4KM/S.. buuut.. I have a feeling that's a 'me problem'.
it has a bit to offer and it is somewhat empty
its a really fun game but it really needs work for instance the system it has to make proggress loss not as bad when the game crashes at least for me what it dose is it tries to save the world but for me it still croupts everything and i lose all money and ores exp pois on the map yet when i start a new game and go to some of the alien stations ive ended up trying to just get a complete fresh start by deleting every bit of the game and save off of my pc and cloud but the issue still is there and i cant increase my crew and i am pretty new to this game i could just be missing something but anyway this is still a blast with all that said i cant put this game down i think when its done this will be a wonderfull game and i intend to spend alot of time in it thank you for making this game and sorry for spelling
Good music, seems like the goal was to create a very vast universe and game, not very intuitive, no story line intro, nothing design for getting you up and running without an excessive learning curve. Nowhere near the level of the other games its compared against in the reviews.
I like this game, it is ambitous. The 2D ship to ship combat is potentially more interesting than games like Cosmoteer and Starsector because has less of an arcade feel to it. I like that you can move seamlessly around your ship, into bases etc. It is, however, hard to believe is has been in development since 2016. I wish all the best to the developers, there must be some good stories to tell about those 8 years.
game sucks, thats all you gotta know. I really have no other words to waste on this, whatever it is.
Aun con mucho que mejorar y avanzar, pero la destructibilidad de las naves y la reparacion on site de las mismas, ademas de la invasion a otras naves lo hace bastante atractivo. Vale la pena jugarlo.
very buggy
I have WORKED to get answers to what would be a gem (if it were loved just a little more by the dev(s.))
I have unanswered questions on the discussion and discord. You cannot just pick this up and play it. Very unconventional, which I usually like, but just navigating the game screens/menus will take you to forums. Good luck on that.
Seriously I hate the way this review sounds, but I only regret buying it (on sale) because answers are so hard to get.
It's pretty pretty to look at. It has a following of die hards. They can be helpful when you get answers. Maybe I forgot to say please. It has unique on foot and ship play. Use "f" to enter and exit the different interfaces. Oh and inventory is "e." I had to research those. Hope it helps someone else. The music is good.
This game needs a PR person to intermediate the interface to user accessibility.
Personal record for fastest refund. What a buggy mess.
Start campaign. Get tools from cabinet. Put out random fire. Cool. Can't really tell what is walking area/catwalk/wall etc, can't go anywhere, can't pan camera. Finally scroll way out and see the message about coworker. Finally get him to the console (which is about 4 pixels at max zoom), still can't go through door. Screw around and make coworker come over, he does, blows a giant blue load all over half the ship and the door opens! Cool. Still can't go through door. Walk back to the bed for the 4th time because maybe? Go back to the door, it closes, then opens for real this time.
Pop out in a ship. Message says go to green thing. No green thing. Shoot debris, there are some highlighted interactable objects that aren't interactable. Shoot mssiles, shoot cannons, look at map, read empty journal again, mash buttons in lieu of any type of guidance, make it out of little asteroid cul-de-sac into empty space with no idea where to go. Exit game. Request refund.
Honestly exactly what im looking for, its more "realistic" and less gimmicky then cosmoteers factorio in space, and the cool mechanics expand far beyond the ship internals customization. Also dont pay the mixed reviews too much mind, devs been working on this for a while and made some great improvements to the early game recently
Very promising but actually is in Alpha state
I wanna like this game because it's got a cool idea, but the walky-around bit is really cumbersome. And it assumes I've got a flashy gamy mouse because my missiles are bound to a button I do not have.
I'm not sure what the huge overhaul did but it for sure broke the start of the game. Total shame because I bet if the gameplay worked at the beginning of a campaign, it might open up and maybe it would be fun. Too expensive even on sale to take the chance of sitting on it and hoping it gets fixed in the future. I do hope it continues to get updates and maybe works eventually.
stops working every 5 seconds
30 minute review of an (eight years!) early access game heading for an early refund.
TLDR: PROBABLY A GREAT GAME HIDING IN THERE IF YOU HAVE THE PATIENCE FOR IT.
If this review could be neutral, it would be. We're talking an IGN 6 out of 10 here, probably 7 on release. Labor of love (or in this case, hatred) but "not for me" kind of stuff. Played thousands of hours of very similar games but this one didn't click.
The Game: It seems there's a lot of meat under the hood. Complex mechanics (lots of UI elements and numbers on the screen). Skill trees, crews, weapons and ship design, farming and I assume missions. A polished look and a good atmosphere. Mod support. Combat felt pretty good; you can feel the weapons have punch and feedback, and the turrets, huh, turret satisfyingly.
The EARLY Game: The new player onboarding felt absolutely terrible to me. If the game is partly an RPG, where's the story? Character customization? If it's a sandbox, why am I stuck in a ship I didn't even choose, in an area I didn't choose or customize? Campaign? What campaign, there's nothing there. The learning curve is obviously going to be high for this sort of game, which is fine in a vacuum, but there's almost zero tutorial or anything to guide the player. I THINK there was a message that said to follow an arrow, but it immediately disappeared before I could really read it. There was most definitely no arrow to follow, just a few circles to pick up things (atrociously, UI wise).
Then nothing but the vast emptiness of space. I tried something called a warp drive (or something to that effect, the T key) but that didn't do anything, just toggled an UI element for a split second. Then I zoomed out. More empty space. Tried the "?" in the UI. I learned to grow crystals on my home base; I have neither crystals to grow nor a Homebase as far as I can tell. But hey, good job there with those tutorials; they are really well done. I can only suggest it being available for basic things that are relevant to new players.
Said another way: You (whoever you are, unknown) are plucked in a ship (whichever ship that might be, unknown) somewhere (wherever that might be, unknown) to do whatever you want. That last bit is normal for a sandbox (let's ignore that I'm playing the "campaign" sandbox experience), but here it only builds on a whole lot of unknowns. UI only gets the most cursory of explanations, which don't clearly guide a player on how to get past the very first obstacles. Nothing hard for a gamer (TM) to figure out, but those things do matter when you build a game. See: "Game Design 101: How Mario Makes You a Better Player" and other videos such as the likes of.
There's a few more minor things I immediately disliked, but nothing serious. The intro about a game kept alive by hatred and mental illness was crass and not exactly promising. The debug-like discussion with the turrets was juvenile. The lack of properly named items such as "turret_stuff1" was amateurish. I don't mind things being slow at first if there's a goal, but as far as I could see, there were no goals. Even the price after bargain felt high (as in, high for the market and what the game currently is), particularly considering the lack of a demo.
Recommendation: Early game mission strings leading to the various play aspects, to be skipped at player discretion.
Ok, this game has many great mechanics I love, e.g., the damage model and that one can repair a ship piece by piece. Running around on your ship, while it gets fired upon is just great, the sound, the damage, etc.
This is something I haven't seen in any other game.
Yet, there are several problems
* Some stuff is just really counter-intuitive without the help from the discord I probably would have been stuck early on. Some of those issues might be due to early access, but some are not.
* Various bugs and/or weird decisions that make the game unnecessarily annoying, e.g, you can't refit a ship nor can you test a ship in the campaign, this means if you make an error in ship design, you have to scrap it and start all over, e.g., you forget to place the selector to the repair drones or guns, well, bad luck.
So far after playing for 26 hours, I enjoy it. This is fun, lots to do, and I can build my own space ship.
good game
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Reason Generator Inc. |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 66% положительных (322) |