Command a customizable star ship, assemble a faithful crew of bots and automate your asteroid mining operation as you save up for that ticket to Earth so you can finally come home... for the very first time.
Top-down action and space exploration meet asteroid mining automation! In the not so distant future the cost of living on Earth has become astronomical - a paradise for the lucky few wo can afford it and only an aspiration for those who can’t. Sorry, but you aren't one of the lucky ones. Fortunately you’ve got a sure fire path to profit in the asteroid belt thanks to your pseudo employment contract with the Cube Corporation and their motivational representative CUBO. Command a customizable star ship and assemble a faithful crew of bots as you save up for that ticket to Earth and get to finally come home... for the very first time.
Very Positive
13 Steam reviews
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Really fun game
Fun, but needs some improvement of life things. :)
Ta gra ma niesamowity klimat, zwłaszcza na początku gdy jedyne co masz to twój statek i robot i tak masz wydobywać asteroidy. Aktualizacje są częste i dodają mnóstwo świeżości od nowych stacji, budynków, ulepszeń robota do nowych akcesoriów , a wszystko po to aby pomóc ci w wydobyciu. Warta swojej ceny.
As someone who usually sinks hundreds of hours into complex, sprawling settlement builders and deep grand strategy campaigns, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed Astronomics. It strips away heavy logistical burdens and delivers a much lighter, more casual approach to automation.
The core loop of touching down on passing asteroids, dropping extractors, and linking up monorails is undeniably fun. The mechanics are simple but highly engaging, quickly pulling you into an addictive rhythm of mining resources and upgrading your mobile freighter. It’s absolutely perfect for shorter play sessions when you just want to optimize a quick supply chain without managing a massive, multi-system empire.
However, the game eventually runs out of steam. If you're looking for that deep, multi-layered endgame hook that keeps you meticulously tweaking a colony for weeks, you won't find it here. The overarching purpose feels a bit thin, and without grander challenges or deeper systems to master, the short-burst missions start to feel repetitive.
It’s a fantastic, stress-free management game for a quick diversion, but after a few hours, you'll likely find yourself ready to move on to something with a bit more meat on its bones.
Kinda meh. Not great, not terrible.
Gets a barely thumbs up
een fantastische game, als je houd van space ruimte games, waarbij je met je space ship grondstoffen moet harversten, een super game met veel leuke spel elementen, met research, upgrades voor je ruimteship, en nog veel meer een zeer verslavende gameplay waar je echt vrolijk van word.
ook de relaxte leer curve is erg fijn met duidelijke uitleg, om je droid te besturen, terwijl jij veilig aan boord blijft,op sommige astroids landen pirates die je grondstoffen wilen veroveren, maar met een kleine upgrade heb een een fijne lazer gun om jezelf en jou belangen voor de firma te verdedigen.
werk droids die met meehelpen om de grondstoffen aan boord te krijgen, een stationaire lazer gun platform om snel grond stoffen te delven, en nog veel meer upgrades, o ik vergat een smelterij owel forge
om op de astroid handige tools te fabriceren, die het spel spannend houden, waarbij spel plezier centraal staat, grotere fuel inhoud om meer astroids op een run te bezoekken. betere scanner prachtig momenteel mijn nummer 1 die ik dagelijks game, van al mijn 150 andere games op steam die ik door de jaren heb verzameld. kan maar een ding zeggen gauw kopen en instaleren veel game plezier, groet jos,
bedankt programmeurs voor zoon prachtige game, een heuse parel kwa grafiche, sound en gameplay
It takes a few runs to get going, but once it does, you're golden. It's very fun
After a long, hard day at work, during which I spent hours transporting goods from A to B in Star Citizen, I come here to relax a little.
It's just the right distance for me. ;)
So far so good. It took me awhile for the upgrade path and tech tree to click, but once I made it to the second station I started to sink into the gameplay loop and see the shape of where its going and I have to say I like it. Its a bit grindy but only if you play it that way. The ability to play in 10-30 minute chunks and always make meaningful progress (more, if I play well) is a good and chill quality (though I am sure the material loss risks will increase as I progress). I feel like I have good control and wide latitude to choose the amount of risk and reward in my playstyle.
I think of it as a procedural generated extraction logistics RTS with variable time pressure.
For a game that is currently "0.7" in terms of Early Access, it's doing well for itself! The extraction loop of jumping in, sucking an asteroid dry of it's resources (pause) and then getting out of there is an excellent 20-30 min gameplay cycle. Each asteroid makes you plan, calculate and execute your mining operation in a slightly different way with a looming time deadline. Cranes, Monorails, Turrets, and an army of sentient minion-style Roombas help you to immerse yourself in a "Surviving Mars" style operation.
Progession is...slow, to say the least. That said, the grind feels good to jump in, mine two asteroids, and jump out - and when you do unlock something good for your Command Bot/Ship/Loadout it does feel good to cut down time on some tasks which means the hard work is worth the reward. Some top reviews have complained about the Manufacturing Bays on the ship taking far too long to produce recipes and I'd completely agree - we shouldn't have to twiddle our thumbs waiting for our Freight Bays to become free.
That said, there isn't really much more for me to grumble about at this stage. Game feels solid for something in Early Access, the Pirate/Robot enemies are little more than a slight nuisance, and if the content keeps coming then I think it's in a really good place. Well worth it on a sale, i've put 25 hours in and I don't feel like i've either run out of things to do, but equally nor do I find myself wondering what the end of a revolver tastes like in real life, so it's a nice middle-point for this kind of grindy game.
One to keep an eye on, but well worth it in a sale if you fancy it.
From time to time i would like to have a grindy(in a good way) game to pick up and play for a round or two everyday. This is exactly what i want.
Like one review I read, it takes an hour or two but then it gets really fun and you cant stop. lol
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