Uncrewed is a real-time strategy game for the PC with the ability to design units from scratch. Unlike in more traditional RTS, units obey the laws of physics, making design choices especially important.
Mixed
100 Steam reviews
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a very interesting rts idea, maybye even my favorate, if people played it that is.
super exited for sequel!
As you probably know by now, this is an RTS where you build the units. The building system is fairly intuitive and easy to use. Just make sure the robot has a computer, a battery, and three or four wheels/tracks, and make sure that it is rotated in the direction of the conveyor.
What I find fascinating in this game is the atmosphere. It's very charming and quiet. The setting feels like a relaxing post-apocalyptic world of sort. When you click on units, they make sounds a bit like R2-D2. This makes the game peaceful and intriguing, despite the frequent gunfights between units of different factions.
Also, for an indie game, it is very smooth. RTS is a genre known to be difficult to make, but this game works 100%. The physics, the unit selection, the performance, the general game design, everything works as it should, it doesn't feel amateurish, except maybe the difficulty in some parts.
I don't understand how such a nicely rounded game can have "mixed reviews". Recently a sequel was announced, and I can't wait to see how it will turn out.
se crashea a cada rato y los controles son bastante horribles y está muy caro para el tipo de juego que es.
While a bit clunky I've had a fair share of fun in this game, mainly by making my on vehicles/mechas, and hell even if the game seems to be dead now it wouldn't be the first time the developer takes a (3) year-long hiatus
Era una gran idea, lastima que no se difundió. 10000% Recomendado.
The ending of campaign is quite interesting.
The appearance of parts are too ugly and naive.
this game is really unique and cool, the campaing is pretty cool (the story is cool aswell imo), nearly endless gameplay loop because you can create your own parts that you can use to create your own units
definetly buy it if you are considering doing so
V1. Gem of a little game. Full design and construction of your units. With applied physics governing their movement performance. Weapons and tools can be combined in any configuration all the way up to an all encompassing multipurpose unit. Maintains simplicity in all areas.
+ Unit Design. In most RTS games where you get to "build" your units its usually pick from a chassis and then apply modules. In this one you get to build the hull too. The pieces you build from are simple in nature, but can be used to maximise both effectiveness and visual style. Its interesting getting to design your early game game minimalist units that expand into Combat,repair,resources that can be hybrids to any degree you wish. Eventually you'll have created a unit for every purpose that compliments the way you want to play or fully countering the enemy. Seeing your units get built in game is satisfying as they are 3d printed one piece at a time.
+ Units. In this game units have actual modelled physics based on how they are assembled. They can fall over making hard turns to fast. Get stuck in rough terrain. You can even make immobile turret units. All units are drones with batteries limiting their maximum range and usage. Ammo boxes are used to hold ammunition and repair/resupply resources. Structures and units can be used to deliver power or supply and repairs to keep your forces moving.
+ Simplicity. At no point does anything in the game make you feel lost. Even though their is plenty of goals to overcome. You're never going to feel like you don't understand the systems enough to get their. In other words its super beginner friendly, but still satisfying to master.
+/-Graphics. Very simple. Everything looks consistent and good enough. Powerful hardware isn't necessary. However it could be visually more exciting. Other games with simple graphics get far more spectacular looking battles.
-Sound. Very dull and docile for a war game. Sounds like an after thought to me.
If you enjoy experimenting in your rts gameplay more than min/maxing. You'll be able to get a lot out of this one. If your more of a beat the game kind of player you might find this one limited. If more resources were behind this it could truly be incredible.
It's a very fun RTS and sandbox game, I like you can build your own units and have them fight.
Me gusto mucho la idea del juego, poder crear desde cero tus propias unidades le da algo unico, graficamente esta bien, jugabilidad un poco flojo, me gusta el echo de que podas sacar tus unidades desde la base,pero lo veo muy estático el no poder contruir con libertad estructuras sino que esta limitado a crear primero zonas de construcción y luego las estructuras sobre ellas. me gustaria que el desarollador cada cierto tiempo actualize con nuevas armas,o nuevas caracteristicas , el juego tiene mucho potencial si le da un poco mas de desarollo!
So yeah, I like this. It's a bit clunky, but my experience has been overall pretty good. 7/10.
The good:
- Premise. It's all about making your own goofy war bots and pitting them against other goofy war bots in an RTS Environment. More complex bots take longer to build and cost more. More powerful weapons are locked behind specific things you need to invest in around your base.
- Gameplay. As said before, it's good, silly fun at the end of the day. You can play it like a sweaty tryhard, but if you are, you're doing it wrong. At least, as far as I'm concerned, you are. It's less about balance, so much as it is screwing around in a designer, before taking your creations to battle against the AI. Though, it does make a concerted attempt at balance.
- Sandbox mode. The bread and butter of the game, it lets you make pretty much anything you can come up with, within certain limitations. The workshop has a lot of prime examples of the cool and creative stuff people have made in this game. That said, it does take some getting used to, and isn't the most intuitive at times, but is overall a solid designer.
- Tutorial/Campaign. It has one; it's kind of restrictive, but it works and gives you a pretty good grasp of how the game works.
- Level Editor. It has one that works pretty well but takes a bit of getting used to.
The Bad:
- Optimization. It's pretty poorly optimized, and even on low settings, my computer (which, admittedly isn't amazing), still only pulls through about 40-50 FPS.
- UI Scaling. The UI is quite small, making it a little bit awkward on a larger monitor. Wouldn't be an issue if there was a UI Scaling slider in the options menu, though, as it does a good enough job of keeping you informed. It's just small for me.
- Sound Design. It claims to have music, but what they call "music" is really little more than a few glorified sound effects that aren't even all that musical. You'll hear the same 30-ish odd sound effects a LOT, with no pitch variation or other modulation to go with it.
- Infrequent updates. This one can be a big downside for certain people, but just as a warning to prospective buyers... There have been two updates in the last month (as of the time of writing this, April 11th 2023), but prior to that, the most recent update was in March of 2020, when they pulled it out of early access.
TL;DR: It's fun and enjoyable, so long as you keep your expectations in check. It still feels like an early access game to a certain degree, but for $12, it's really not a bad pick-me-up. Maybe wait for a sale if you're on the fence. But I would personally recommend it.
It's an alright game. If your favorite genres are RTS games and building sandboxes, you may have fun here. The game went on a very long hiatus during the pandemic, but recently received an update.
Just finished campaign, very fun game!!! Easy to pick back up after a while too. Amazing design and gameplay systems; scratches an itch.
One. Person.
As credited, a single human being is responsible for the vast majority of this fun game.
There are definitely valid criticisms to be found among the other reviews. And sure, a long time went by between the release from early access and the recent patch. (I mean, gosh! It’s not like anything significant happened between 2020 and 2023 to slow them down!)
That said, if you look at the chronology of reviews, and the features implemented in the updates after those reviews, a strong theme of listening to the customers presents itself. The most recent patch, for instance, overhauls the default multiplayer/AI skirmish economy in a direct response to criticism seen elsewhere in these pages, making that gameplay much more accessible to most players. The original model is still available, and can be fun, but was too much to ask as a default.
So yes, before I say anything else, I think you can get your Steam-sale US$4.19 (way to avoid the meme, bro) of entertainment out of this game. The unit-building aspects are probably key to the longevity it offers right now, as well as whether to pay full price, but you can download an army and and play the campaign (not necessarily in that order) and have fun. On to the constructive bits ...
There is one massive, maybe unforgivable thing missing from the experience of buying and playing Uncrewed if you expect a modern RTS, and that is community. I mean no disrespect to the fine folks who have contributed to the Steam community pages, but from what I can see, that’s all there is. And even there, the focus seems to be on building armies.
Army builders are a great start, but RTS games need opponents. The AI is not enough. There are no servers for matchmaking. As far as I can find, there is no dev-approved channel for finding games outside of your Steam friends list. No Discord channel. Heck, no subreddit, even! For this to be anything other than a fun but odd little throwaway indie game, this needs to change.
I don’t think much, if any, money was spent on marketing this game. I love Bill Hicks as much as anyone, but something has to be done so that all the players who might like this game are encouraged to play it. Is anyone sensing a theme here? It’s a fun game for some people that needs more people playing it to make it more fun for more people.
TL;DR: It’s a fun game, one worth a discount price for RTS players and full price for builders. To really take off, it needs matchmaking and player density. A lot to ask for one person ...
Edit: I was wrong. There is a Discord. It's a start.
Great idea and a decent execution, I was looking for a game like this, it is really unique and fun. However it is a shame that game didn't sell well, so there are no futher options. But the core is there, if you want to design your tank squad and test it in battle, it is there.
Shame to come back and see that this is abandoned under the guise of "full release". Its very cool and you should try it if you have the spare money, not too pricey at least... but im leaving negative because the devs should not have left it and need to know that what they did is wrong... but like it prob doesnt matter cuz they asses are long gone. Don't think they are making anything else(or definitely not coming back lol), at least under the "quite different mechanics" name. Can we get some legit no ♥♥♥♥♥♥ business practices these day or what?! Don't make a game if you can't support it bruh, mfs needa stop relying so much on the early access model so damn much(oops a little ranting came out lmao)
its fun and quirky tbh not the greatest for balance but it works
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Well it's enjoyable for what it is so far, however there have been no updates for over 2 years now, so buy at your own risk. The game should not have left early access when it did as it's very much incomplete and not optimized.
This game had a lot of potential, but unfortunately, the limited resources really hold it back. And to make matters worse, the games been abandoned by the developers. It's a shame, really.
THIS GAME IS FINNNGGG GARBAGE, CREATING A UNIT IS GARBAGE, GRAPHICS ARE GARBAGE. Game feels soo half baked. If your buy this your buying garbage.
Seems like a neat concept but other reviews indicate that the game is no longer supported by the developer. The game suffers from frequent stuttering and hitches that seem unrelated to FPS and terrible input lag even on minimum settings on a high end PC, so I have refunded it.
Good Game
just a hint for new players as the game does not have any units/factions (beside 2 default units), download the collections in the workshop and add make them into factions.
I'm not the best at writing reviews but... I kinda feel rather pranked. I ended up buying this game under the promise that it would made a lot better. I mean, I like what I got so far but it also feels kinda... unfinished.
I'll explain: Resources are limited. This is usually typical of RTS games. but.. then there is repair and resupply COSTS resources too. This will chew through any resources that you have gathered. There is also this "battery life" mechanic which seems kinda annoying and to recharge your units you have to use a resupply pad. Hell, most of the game mechanics cost but most confusingly is why "converting" costs resources. Hell, a good unit ends up costing half a resource pile ( about 800) while light units will end up dying so fast (if you can get them low like 100 or 200)
Dev has just 'finished' the game with little changes and It seems like it's abandon ware.
Units have physics so they'll topple over too. It's a minor thing but it feels a little like a meme game.
Some pieces do not have a sort of "standard" length so unit builds look kinda odd. You can duplicate blocks and change them but it's a tad annoying.
Map editor is arbitrarily tied to the smallest map size. idk why. There seems like there is also little documentation on the script modding.
If you can see past that, it's a neat game. Ngl but it just missed it's potential.
Looked like a fun and interesting game, but it crashes to desktop every time a game is started.
For a long time, I've been searching for such a game: strategic, and can design each unit all by myself. Now I found it. But... why it doesn't work on my WIN 10 PC? Black since the beginning, 10s of seconds later, tells me it stops working!
GARBAGE! Why is this positively rated?
This game has no instructions. Nothing to help you get started or understand how to build. It has "Tutorial" videos that don't teach you anything. It just shows the buildings working.
I wasted almost 10 minutes of my life on this.
DO NOT BUY. There's nothing that tells you what to do. The controls are awkward and unclear. Nothing that makes this game worth it.
The premise is cute. Design and build your own units.
HOW? How do you even open the build menu to put down buildings? What are the controls? What do you do?
Figure it out on your own. By the time you do you'll be past the refund time.
Total waste of money and that's after getting it 40% off for under $8. It's not worth $1.
The design interface absolutely tanks the frame rate which never recovers unless the game is restarted. It doesn't even make sense why it could be so bad.
This is a great game, just keep in mind that it is apparently no longer supported.
I love the idea behind this game, it has the potential to be something great, but it is unpolished and unrefined. In fact, it plays as it it was still in testing.
The game has lots of input lag, movement controls are not precise, The custom part creation is a colossal pain in the ass to use due to the game denying any form of precise movement, up/down movement both for moving the camera and for moving parts can be rather tricky when making blueprints, it is near impossible to find a database on this game, and the game makes a separate Repository (blueprints) for each game mode for some bizarre reason. That wouldn't be too bad if the dev made any effort to explain that you can copy blueprints between the Repositories (but it doesn't and you find you find out by yourself)
As that said, this has the potential to be a great game, but as it is now, it's mostly a headache.
The game also makes it look like you have more control over your tanks than any other RTS (having a unit capable of flight land, having a walker type tank retract it's legs, having all selected tanks look for a repair pad to resupply at, etc. and yet it lacks something as simple as the ability to control whether your tanks give chase or not or even making units smart enough to stay away from water when the game is smart enough to know they won't flaot when you construct them. This is especially notorious during Campaign 4 in which amphibious tanks will attack your tanks then retreat to the lank to sink them)
Last but not least, this game is a prime example of the computer is a cheating bastard. In most campaign missions, no matter how long you camp the enemy Factory, even if they have no harvesters, they never run out of Pellets. You can't have both a cheating AI and a smart AI, it's one or the other. When AI are given cheats, it is to compensate for lack of intelligence.
My biggest gripe with the game I would say is that you claim "units obey the laws of physics" and yet terrain is not destructible in any way shape or form which means a massive walker which would trample over trees is completely blocked by them.
NOTE: pvp NOT available for lack of player base.
Starcraft is ♥♥♥♥ compared to this game.
This game is great and has so much potential.
Customizable units is cool and useful: to finish the campain with the hardest lvl you need to use custom builds because with the default ones you can't defeat the AI.
Unfortunately the devs don't have the possibility/motivation to work to the game imperfections and to advertise their game.
Still a positive review as the game is cheap enough for the entertainment it offers.
After you finish the campain at all difficulties it's game over but still worth for 9£ (a bit like battletech).
See that recent reviews section? It's not present, the game hasn't been updated for a long while, and when you have a lack of updates to a game like this, you have a lack of content, it really feels like once you get the basic mechanics down, there's really nothing else to do with it. The game was "released" out of early access and then there was nothing after that.
This game really could've done more with unit design, despite all it seems that there is to the unit builder, it's all incredibly limited. 49 hours in the game and I really have no reason to put any more into it without any new content. There's so much that could be implemented like new weapons or buildings.
There's a steam workshop where you can put your own units or just take a set of units that essentially give you an easy reason not to create your own units since there's already designs that you could just take and use to beat the campaign without even trying.
Game's essentially abandoned and dead, and even if there was an update, there'd barely be any reason to get into it just to play the campaign another time, and multiplayer is not worth getting into if there's nobody playing.
A good rts game for those looking to make their own units, campaign is satisfying, multiplayer (if you have friends to play with) is a blast, singleplayer skirmish is rather underwhelming but still fun.
The building part of the game is rather complex with many options to make your units just how you want them without making things too complicated if you just want units
Unit AI is kinda bugged. Resources are scarce and kinda hard to maintain even for an experienced rts player.
Really interesting on paper. Just tedious, janky, and unfun in practice. Too bad.
I liked this game for a while, and I still do- updates could be faster but it's probably just a few people working on this so it's fine. I still don't understand how to make good units and I feel like this game has some serious balance issues- mech units serve literally no purpose and just die to faster things. I think it's really cool to have an RTS where you can fully design units instead of just switching weapons or upgrading parts. Also the campaign could be better in my opinion. Pretty good overall.
Something absolutely beautiful, left unnoticed by the larger audience.
The idea is great, and the dev returned with new vigor
The game in an RTS where you can create your own units from scratch using modifiable parts.
This game has gigantic potential, and I wish to see it flourish
Also, a massive thank you to the dev, who after 2 years of being unable to update the game hasn't given up on it and ported it to 64 bit, as well as adding a new ruleset
rating:
solid 9/10
this game needs more attention, so spread the word!
I like this game!
BASICS:
This is an RTS that has ship-design. You might want me to call it "bot-design". Okay - but I'm calling it ship-design.
If you liked Supreme Commander - this plays somewhat similarly, though I haven't found a lot of the features that made Supreme Commander great (like the gigantic route patrolling).
Pros:
- Responsive dev (see original Thumbs down review dripping with all sorts of drama and cliff-hanger suspense as the irate customer has had just enough of this kind of ♥♥♥♥, only to be calmed down by customer-whisperer dev to the rescue)! :) Yes responsive devs: WE LOVE YOU.
- Ship-designer is not bad - it takes a little getting used-to though. It's not immediately obvious what the controls do, and it could be further improved by showing the control hot-keys hovering over the part itself as you place it, rather than in some help-text at the bottom - but it is adequate.
- If you aren't immediately blown away by the ship-designing feature of the game, the rest of it might seem a bit "seen-one, you've seen-them-all" - and probably the same could be said of Stellaris only replace "ship-design" with "ginormous tons of options" for Stellaris. So I think RTS games have to have something to make them stand out and hook the player, and from what I've seen after playing 2.4 hours - the ship designer is it - and I like it.
- Once a ship is designed it can be "printed" - they are not hot-swappable parts for changing in the field.
- The printer's part list is limited by what buildings have been created in the field.
Cons:
- The textures could be a little more vibrantly colored - something is a bit too drab with the color scheme. Ideally this would be modable for players to get whatever look they like. This is a very minor gripe, but improving it could translate into wider adoption. Again - Supreme Commander provides a good baseline, and this game comes nowhere close to that polished look.
"Yeah so what? Is it fun!???"
The fun that I've found so far in the game is definitely in the ship design. It's nice to doodle around and play with part placement, then watch the little things get spit out and run around doing their thing. For an RTS this seems very new to me I'll be coming back to this game to try new ideas for a while I'm sure.
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Lame and racist. Yes racist against some people's genetics!
This game forces people to play right-handed.
Go read:
https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/primer/traits/handedness
"...multiple genes, perhaps up to 40, contribute to this trait. Each of these genes likely has a weak effect by itself, but together they play a significant role in establishing hand preference."
As a left-handed person, I find this deeply racist as my genetics have determined my handedness from before I was born. Why should I have to play right-handed when I am left-handed? Left-handed people matter too! STOP THE RACISM IN GAME DEVELOPMENT! SUPPORT LEFT-HANDED PEOPLE IN YOUR GAMES!
No really. Don't make me go into Windows and change my mouse every time I play and change it back again when I'm done. At least force all the right-handed people to play left-handed for a month and see how much they enjoy this. Hint: They will not. Also, this is an RTS - all keys and buttons should be configurable - but the UI should use the same UI mouse button the operating system uses - which in my case, is left-handed because Windows lets me do that, and your game is not looking at the mouse button from the OS like it should.
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My time in this game is higher than shown, I almost always play offline.
From looking at it, it seems like it will be really fun and complex enough to keep you interest for a while. In reality, it falls far short of that initial impression.
It says there are on-line video tutorials, which to me are the most time consuming and least helpful ways to learn to play a game. Doing a thing is a much easier way to learn how to do that thing instead of watching someone else do that thing. And on top of that, if you click on the tutorials, nothing happens, so even if you want to watch them you can't.
The RTS part is pretty shallow compared to most other games of the genre.
The real draw should be the unit design, but it took me a long time to figure out how to even make one that would move. When I did figure that out, they were so slow and clunky that they were immediately destroyed. Then there are bugs when you try to edit an existing design.
Not for me...
I kinda like this game
pros
Build a unit
its cool
Cons
Bots come way too much at the beggining
build a unit
not many building parts and boundry box is annoying
pros (again)
its pretty good
unit maker
suggestions
more parts
imbiggin the boundry box
faster build times!
So far it's pretty great and unique
+One of the very few games in existence where you can design and command armies of custom units with rts controls
+The vehicle designer has tremendous potential, gives great freedom to build piece by piece and it's easy to build things that work
+It's polished and runs smoothly
+It works fine and in a responsive manner, I'm not mising much in regards to essential rts mechanics when controlling my groups of robotic minions, as well as organizing my designs with custom names, paints, decals and building hotkeys
+Looks very pretty for a top down rts and blowing things up feels satisfying
+It's cheap, great value even if you just spend a few hours building something cool looking
+The dev is nice and quick to respond to questions and apparently also to address issues
-I feel with just a little more, the designer could go from being great to being nearly perfect. This would mean editting parts directly on the units, instead of pre-making the custom piece which seems cumbersome and harder to predict the result, and customizing other parts like legs, resizing them and putting stuff on them so they're not always the same type.
The campaign is rather short, but the rest of the game is entertaining and the unit designer is pretty nice, too.
Oh uncrewed, I wanted to love this game, I really did.
My problem with uncrewed is that it's just...Not good, it feels like a game that i'd expect in early access, don't let the 'build your own robot' mechanic fool you, it is really bad, at least in other games you might get cubes or something bigger to work with, but here, you've got parts that are really small and barely fit together, and if they do, it'll probably be a big, clunky, slow mess, you can try and make a small and fast unit, but it'll die within seconds to anything the game throws at the next level. Not only that, but the building mechanic is very clunky and slow, I'd really advise you watch a video on it to see what I mean about it being clunky.
Not to mention there's not really any kind of base building, it feels like they saw the red alert series, and tried their own spin on it, you have to place buildings on specific pads, but then you've got to make MORE of these pads to expand your base of operations, there aren't any base defences (save for your robots which you can anchor to the ground, provided you have a specific pad there), but it's just bad.
A noticeable problem though is that the game is just slow and unbalanced, your robots need ammo alongside health, which is fine, but they use resources to make, which you find out, is very quickly eaten up, and if it's not the ammo and health that eats it up, it'll probably be the mass of your robots that do, and if that wasn't bad enough, you have to use your own robots to collect said resources and bring them back to base, which are finite and chances are, once your out, you probably won't be able to get any more because the multiple enemies (which are different colours but will happily team up against you) will have already set up shop around the other resource points found in the other corners of the map.
This still feels like an early access game, which was pronounced 'finished' too early, it really should've been worked on more before it was officially released, which hurts to say because I love RTS game's, and I usually am very lenient on them, but here, it was just one problem, after another, which all built up and made me say 'Okay, I can't play this anymore', because it is simply. not. fun.
When I started playing I knew I was hooked. An RTS where you build your own units? Brilliant!.. I also hadn't encountered any bugs whatsoever during my play-through. What I like about this game:
- Having the freedom to make your army truly yours with decals, paints, and color schemes.
- Built in easy to use map maker.
- Campaign
- Sandbox to test and optimize your builds for multiplayer.
- Constant updates to the game, a refreshing sight.
- The game forced me to experiment in the campaign, It threw new challenges in my way and I had to adapt on the spot.
My gripes about the game
- In campaign, I felt like I was given too short of a preparation time to build base defenses in some missions.
- The maps you can make in the editor (as of right now at least) feel too small. I'd love to see huge maps (with increased unit sight) that the community makes where there are multiple mountains, small towns etc. to fight in.
- I found that I ran out of resources in the campaign often.
Overall I would highly recommend this game. Now if you'll excuse me I have an army to make.
firstly love the game , - the game idea , defantly recomended for any RTS player . i have gone threw a lot of rts's the things that realy makes RTS is the RTS abilty to relateabilty to the user , such as Starcraft which has whole ceimas to relate you to the units . This game attmepts to realte giving you the abilty to make your own units which is fkn awsome ! , only one game in histroy has done this before , that game is WAR INC . i enjoyed that game but there is a reason there are no remakes of it . now while alot more gagets would make this game more even more intresing .
the game needs a lot more work before it becomes a hit , and quite possabily as big as SC or Rise of Nations ect , its not even in the grapic settings . id say it needs some form of infantry units that have personality and some heros and villans - so to speak . wepon cost needs to be moderated a little better , namely more expensive , expicaly for the medium and large wepons . wepons and systems should add up CPU points , or at least have slot bounuses for vecicals that have no wepons or less prespuslion , like a weak truck cost the same CPU as a well built lite tank or things that lower CPU usage like the mining unit , ( bonus avial on if there are no guns ) . the present set up is vary lax , it dose alow more cretavity as that it is the CPU slot that realy clasaifes the power of your unit , and not what it is made of . air jets are a little op right now . would love to see a helecopter . Tech tree should be almost a seperate page where each item is resurched sepeartely in realtion of unused power from the main base . but i still will put 200 more hours on this game easy the way it is .
great game , gald you built it .
Звуки в игре не о чем, разнообразие оружия слабое. ИИ вообще ни какой. Если они хорошенько подправят игру - может стать интересной. пока 4/10
its a decent game with a bit of a learning curve, i spend more time just designing units than i do actually playing in combat matches!.
Fantastic game, truly a must have if you have an ounce of creativity. Id personally like to see more range on most weapons and bomb payload weapons for planes. speaking of planes I'd like to see two types, helicopters and fixed wing. I want my aircraft to behave as such. also perhaps a rotating turret like you would expect on a tank. Otherwise its almost perfect!
The game isnt bad, but i cant recommend it right now
why?
the multiplayer is weird, you have to enter a code to join a lobby or wait for a 1v1 match which ofcourse doesnt find you a match (probably because nobody is playing). So dont expect multiplayer to be a thing with this right now
Unit creation is really good! BUT really really annoying! the parts connect from the center of the panels and blocks (really limiting) and the custom block creator is interesting but you cant overlap corners meaning you cant do a perfect corner block.
The gameplay is very basic, no armour system, no weakspots on parts and only 2 types of blocks (normal and light)
No engine mechanic for vehicles
Workshops is a great addition, but not all much content on there right now.
Honestly ill be keeping a lookout on this, it has good potential but giving that this is no longer early access it still feels very much like it.
EDIT: there are also no turrets for tanks, just sticking a gun on top. so making tanks is basically making tank destroyers (pretty bland and annoying)
Being someone who has been burned in the past due to games that attempted this, and failed (Petroglyph's Forged Battalion comes to mind as a PRIME example), I've always had a little bit of a spot in my heart for this game, and its developers.
My favourite moments are the meticulous testing I can do. I do a lot of Function over Form, though some of my more... shall we say Ugly-Duckling creations took me through harder areas than some of my pretty, yet expensive creations.
There are major difficulty jumps throughout the campaign, but you learn. I remember my accidental recreation of D-Day with pontoon skimmers with wheels. They barely made it across, and it took around 20 minutes for even a small 'beachhead' to be taken. However, did I once rage because I thought the game was hard? Not in the slightest! In fact, the difficulty made me go back to the drawing board and rethink my design approach.
A funny thing, too, is Artillery Subs. Yes, it's a thing you can do, and yes, it IS just as goofy as it sounds.
The only gripe I have is that curved pieces are nigh impossible to get right. The custom module creation right now is FANTASTIC.
Now, I've been playing this game since Early Access, since before the campaign was even finished. I remember before the Large Weapons, and even before the walker legs. I remember how excited I felt when each new thing came out, and I hope that people who view this game and decide to give it a try feel that same amount of anticipation and excitement as I felt when I discovered what each part was capable of.
Do I recommend this game?
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UPDATE TO PREVIOUS: It is now 2022, in June. It has been a while since anyone has heard hide nor hair of the developer. While I wish they are okay, I cannot recommend the game anymore - the community, more or less, turned to vapor (Not much of one to start, unfortunately) and those that remain are, well, well-wishers now.
The other stuff in my review still holds for the game, but unless you convince friends of yours to join in, there's no actual multiplayer around. Most of your time will be messing around in the editor and making cool things, and that's fun... for a time, but there's only so many times you can try to make 'insert cool thing here' before you end up becoming burned out.
I hope, wherever you are, developer, that you come back and give us some indication that you are still alive and kicking. These last few years have been a real doozy.
[UPDATE TO THE UPDATE]
Well, I'm back in recommending this, even if it doesn't work the greatest. Back in April, Quite Different Mechanics announced Uncrewed 2. If it's anything like this one, it should be baller.
To be honest, though, with some of the issues this game does have (Stuttering and crashes depending on your computer), play with what you want.
great game,really enjoy the build your on unit mechanics,love spending time making things i won't even use lol
Honestly one of the most unique and innovative RTS games I have ever played. It took me a while to get used to the physics aspect but with some experimentation in the sandbox and help from the guides posted by other users I have been able to really have a blast with this game. There is still so much more I want to try out and play with and I can't wait to do that. If you like RTS and if you like games with full scale customization - this is the ultimate game for you.
I really wanted to enjoy Uncrewed. Like Avorion, it offers the player the capability to design and build their own craft, with similar concepts in building like having to deal with physics, center of mass, and balancing energy generation, storage, and firepower. Unlike Avorion or some similar games, Uncrewed does not have an innovative, intuitive, or well developed building block system. It's horrendous, makes it difficult to build usable (by the game's physics engine and hopeless unit AI) units. In addition to being difficult to build, much less appear more aesthetic than a ball of scrap. Take a glance at the workshop and you'll see what I mean. Players try, but you just cant make units that both work well and look good.
This is compounded by the game's obnoxious unit AI- your units will get stuck on random terrain features, or try to navigate through a wall and get stuck, or fall/flip over because they cannot recognize or navigate around many obstacles including other units.
Ultimately, these issues are leading to me choosing to uninstall the game and move on. The game is pretty cheap (I bought for $9+tax) but I was still left disappointed because these two features are essentially in alpha state.
옛날 임파서블 크리쳐스와 비슷한 느낌의, 하지만 동시에 NOVA1492느낌도 나는 독특한 RTS입니다.
유닛들은 체력뿐만 아니라 탄약, 전력 등의 소모치를 보유하고 있어, 보급이 제법 중요합니다.
인구수 역시 유닛에 들어가는 '컴퓨터'부품에 따라 상당히 제한적이니, 감안하셔야 합니다.
게임은 여러가지로 매력적이지만, 아무래도 시나리오는 기대하지 않으시는게 낫습니다.
플레이 자체도 약간 답답함이 있어, 플레이하시면서 힘드실 수 있으시겠지만,
그래도 자기 유닛을 만들어가며 코스트 커브를 맞춰, 실전에서 활용해 보는 재미는 쏠쏠합니다.
아, 그리고 유닛 이동이 거의 드라군급인거는 참고 하시길 바랍니다.
Loving the game so far, feels fleshed out and less buggy since release, campaign is alright but mostly just to introduce you to the game and spending alot of time building a unit to watch it perform really well is so satisfying
I like this games mechanics and the game overall, but the AI is way to fast and powerful when playing against one. basiclly good game, terrible AI. The AI attacks with a OP army before i even have the resources to even build such an army.
[u][h1][b]THE GOOD[/b][/h1][/u]
- Create your own units (loads of fun)
- Create your own maps
- Campaign mode
- Online Multiplayer
- Upload your creations to workshop
- Recreate maps and units from other RTS games we love
- Pretty solid game
- A few modes to play
- Easy, Normal & Hard mode for Campaign
- Normally gets updates
[u][h1][b]THE BAD[/b][/h1][/u]
- Some parts like weapons and jets(used to make flying units) are bulky however this is minor annoyance
- Wish there was an upgrade center to improve your units defense, damage, range on weapons instead of finding points(data) to permanently upgrade your units.
- Community feels a little dead or they could be mute ( but for those who are active ~Thank you~ )
- You will often depend on a cost effective units to win most battles. High detailed designed units will cost a lot.
Fun concept, always one more way you could change things up of tweak your unit roll-out! The campaign was challenging yet fun too, hope for more in the future!
Very good so far. No other RTS lets you make units like this - there is nothing like it. Reminds me of Warzone 2100 (if anyone remembers that game).
If you like RTS games you really should get this game. Its like a Robocraft RTS game.
The developer is very active and improving this regularly.
If you enjoy building games and RTS games, then this game is a very good combination of the two. At the time of this review, I've put over 450 hours into the game. I definitely recommend it.
Updated review: Not worth $12 dollars after leaving Early Access. Wait for a sale to buy it at a maximum of $8 or $9. I'm not going to put an effort into writing a full review as it is reflective of the game.
Fajny dobrze grywalnych tys w ogóle jeden z lepszych w który grałem.
Główną zaletą jest możliwość budowy własny jednostek, nawet da rade edytować blok jak ci się dowolnie podoba.
Ale jak komuś się nie chce budować to jest warsztat steam.
재미는 있다.
머 만들고 하다보면 시간 금방 감
켐페인도 있고..
좀 더 업데이트하고 밸런스만 맞춰주면
더 재미있을 것 같다.
파고드는 재미가 없다는 게 아쉬웠다.
Like taking and old RTS like Warzone 2100 with unit design features and simplifying it somewhat (fewer units per map, no patrol commands etc.) but give it a modern HD UI and screen resolutions and you kind of have this game. Like any RTS the learning curve is steep, but in this case there is no manual, if you need information your are going to have to suffer through a collection of slow moving videos or beg for help in the discussion boards. There are a few community guides but they are more about advanced tactics and do no cover the basics.
While the UI looks slick, it offers rather clunky response. Selecting units, moving the screen and most input always seems jerky and somewhat delayed. The maps are really basic C&C vintage low effort productions, mostly flat with lots of copy paste of a limited number of terrain tiles.
The design and unit creation suffers from being painfully slow and stunted in the beginning.
I hit no bugs, so it does have potential, and it seems to have a few die hard fans, so I am not writing it off, even if I find it somewhat off putting and same old same old RTS stale gameplay. Reminds me of a way cut down, but slicked up Warzone 2100.
The game is really cool. Construction is simple, yet allows for very complex creations. the main thing to keep in mind is that the damage is HP based, not localized to a specific part (parts add X HP based on part size and material, nothing removes parts off your units). At its current cost, it is worth the money. It could, however, benefit from a server browser and more players.
It's a neat idea, but the campaign, the UI and the balance (extremely fast speed of units relative to annoyingly short range of fog of war) could use a /lot/ more polish. The game engine runs very well, however.
Would I recommend? A solid maybe.
Una de las propuestas mas interesantes en RTS que veo desde hace bastante.
Para ser acceso anticipado va muy bien encaminado y recibe actualizaciones bastante seguido.
Claramente lo que mas sobresale y en lo que se centra el juego es en la creacion desde cero de las unidades. Hay que tener en cuenta la cantidad de partes. tipos que se usan, masa, consumo de energia y fisicas. No es simplemente montar todo y que tenga una forma.
No es sobresaliente graficamente pero es agradable a la vista, cumple y no tiene problemas de optimizacion ni de estabilidad.
Es bastante intuitivo y las mecanicas son simples, por lo que no es de vital importancia que este traducido al español.
Totalmente recomendable.
Задумка интересная, но реализация хромает. Звуки не очень. У редактора техники хромает юзабилити. ИИ противников очень плох.
Its sort of fun but it feels really lifeless, no story. Its to unbalanced for muilti player.
That being said making wierd bots is pretty fun and I got some good hours in this so I would recommend if you are really into strange RTS games. The robot building is kinda meh but good enough
Other RTS that i've played are
Starcraft 1 & 2
Warcraft 2 & 3
Every C&C games
Impossible creatures (Probably the closest thing to this)
Every Age of empires game
Age of mythology
Company of heroes
Total Annihilation
Spellsword 3? (Not sure if thats the game I'm thinking of)
Probably a dozen other strange RTS games.
I'm returning this game.
Sure you can build stuff, but the model only matters for Center of Mass and hitpoints.
It's got a good modeling engine, so if you wanted to recreate units from another RTS game, maybe it's good.
But the mechanics aren't anything to write home about.
All of the intresting stuff you get via the campain somehow, but it doesn't incentive any playstyles with tradeoffs, just upgrades as far as I can tell.
The UI is also lacking.
It's an intresting concept, but not fun to play.
Play the campaign to learn the game. You start out with a limited inventory for you to design some basic units. As you progress you slowly build up an arsenal of designs which you can put into production for each new mission. During which you will be unlocking more and more advanced parts to modify or create new units. As well as being able to invest in upgrades.
Learn by trail and error. Eventually you will be able to make a unit that doesn't fall, walks backwards and blows itself up.
This is a fun game for anyone who enjoys designing their own units. There are wheeled, tracked, naval, flying, and amphibious mobility options, as well as non-mobile turrets. Units have multiple weapons. There is a single player campaign and multiplayer matches.
I find it's easiest to design and experiment by starting a sandbox game with zero opponents.
New players might want to check out my [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=901740198]New Player Example (Printed)[/url] unit.
I built a unit so inconcievably small I snuck up on my enemy who was lacking some microscopes.
Uncrewed's hallmark feature is a versatile unit designer that allows to assemble war machines from a selection of blocks. Uniquely, designer has a block modifier system that allows to resize or bend blocks if you want to put some gun at the surprising angle or just want to make a cool unit exterior. It also recently added an anchoring platform that allows to turn units into turrets. One thing where unit designer falls short right now is weapon system that's not modularized to block level - you can just put up to 10 small or 5 large predefined guns.
With unit designer being in the focus, Uncrewed don't overlook other areas as it frequently happens with construction games - be sure that it's a working, full-fledged RTS in the vein of Warzone 2100 classics. Uncrewed even has a complete single-player story campaign, which is quite uncommon nowadays even for larger budgeted games. To my taste, game feels somewhat small in scale - it have a strict unit size and count limits, which means you cannot field more than 30-40 basic tanks or 6-8 large units instead of unlimited armies like in Warzone 2100. Yet, Uncrewed fits its niche quite well, bringing some fresh air to classic RTS formula.
Zábavné a velice dobře udělané ještě to má pár much,které když se do ladí hra bude skvělá.
PROBLÉM co jsem našel je to častá chyba všech dobrých strategií.
1.Limit populace je hodně malej a v nastavení nejde zvětšit.
2.Suroviny na vyrobu jednotek na mapě dost velký nedostatek a to znamená málo akce.
3.Uvítl bych možnost zapnout u svích jednotek aby je ovládal počítač.
4.Schází tady příkaz hlídkuj.
5.Schází nastavení u jednotek aby bylo možné že se budou opravovat a doplnovat munici idealně 10% a pojedou k základně se doplnit.
6.Velykost map nic moc velké a zase ta populace to mě na tom štve asi nejvíc :-)
VELKÉ PLUS
1.Výroba jednotek a workshop můžete stavět bez omezení co vás napadne od zbraní,pancéřovaní a létaní fakt super.
2.Velice zábavné a akční jen schází ten populační limit :-)
3.Celkem jednoduché a rychlé stavění všech druhů jednotek od malejch skořápek po super bunkry s pásama.
4.Když ve hře začnete stavět lod od základu automaticky se hra zastaví dokud neopustíte laboratoř.
5.Obtížnost hry Easy je celkem mazec :-) prvních pár her jsem dostal klepec :D hra na Normál je fakt brutální :-) a ty další no to je pořádný šrumec :D chce to ještě větší mapy a bude to dobré.
Hra má fakt potenciál je to něco jiného ale zároven známeho doufám že to ještě někdo dotáhne do uplneho konce.
The idea itself is cool, but the execution is painful and boring.
The AI is frustrating even on Easy. The pathfinding is hit-or-miss, maps are boring, you already know where your opponent is because nearly every base starts out in their own corner of the map.
Building your units is fun but I had to sit through video tutorials that opened the steam overlay and took me to youtube (taking me out of the game is a no-no in my book). Also I couldn't find if there was a "mirror" option so I ended up building one side of a vehicle and then laborously building the other side. There might be a "mirror" option and I'm just not seeing it.
All-in-all it's an interesting concept and I would love to see it expanded. I hope they add some better maps and fix the AI and pathfinding issues.
Right now I can't recommend it.
This is one of Steam's Gems, uncut, but a beautiful gem nontheless.
The art style nice, but it's not High Definition enough to be realistic, and the colours are not vibrant enough to make it stylish. The terrain has this good after the apocalypse feel, where nature takes back the territory she lost. But most of the time you will be looking at browns and greys. The audio is servicable.
Gameplay is where this game shines: you custom design units. Most of the parts have odd shapes which make for some interesting vehicles. You can also change the shape of the parts for even more wacky designs.
Making a unit is not to difficult, and there is a sandbox mode where you can test your army. Units are bound by physics, so a big gun on a small vehicle will cause it to roll over.
The developer is realy responsive, and updates the game on a regular basis with meaningfull content.
This is a great game for creative people and fans of strategy games. It is one of the very few games that has some of that old C&C juce.
Tanks feel like actual tanks, thundering towards the enemy base. Finaly a developer that knows turning is an important facet of movement, unlike all the RTS's that play like Starcraft.
This is one of the best RTS games in recent memory, and you should definatly give it a try.
Uncrewed is the game that will make your constructor fantasies go wild! You can create your own battle robot from multiple parts, which conbination is only limited by their physical boundaries. And it perfectly utilises physics so you can test your newly created mechanical masterpiece in real(almost) conditions.
Do you want to make a giant walker robot? Easy!
A hovercraft? Not a problem!
A submarine? Here you go!
A flying fortress? Just name it!
Or how about a flying submarine that can walk on the ground, mine resources and scare the ♥♥♥♥ out of your opponent? Just spend a little time and it will roam over the map under your command.
If you do like constructor games and strategies - it's a game of choise!
The only thing it lacks is just some more colorful effects and map object variety(most of maps looks a bit of the same type and color).
I really enjoy games where I can design my own things, and this is no exception. It did take me a while to get into it, but after I did I have enjoyed it.
I've wanted a game like this for a long time, honestly. Your own custom units that are built your way, duking it out. Adding the ability to manipulate how the blocks look is awesome, as really allows for nearly limitless configurations and designs. The only downside of all this is the limit on the number of weapons per unit (10). Not quite able to make my super death walker yet, but close!
At time of this review, it is still actively being developed, and it does show some of its early access status. Unit patting isn't the greatest, and the campaign is short. But it is still a lot of fun to play. The physics (while sometimes annoying because I made a dumb design and my unit keeps flipping over) make you stop and think about what you are building. If it likely would flip over in real life, it most likely will in Uncrewed, too. The physics are well developed and play a large part in the game.
The unit designer is fairly simple and straightforward. It does have a few quirks that take some getting used to, but I found it more than up to the job. Being able to see the angles that connection points are at to each other has been really helpful in builds.
Overall, if you enjoy RTS games and want something that is a pretty fresh spin on the genre, give it a try. Being able to put your own flair on your side is fun and engages you more. It is well worth it!
Quick review: Its bad. Inspired and interesting Idea, but still bad.
more indepth review:
This game looks like it should be amazing fun, but thats basically it. It looks like it should be fun from the videos and the screenshots in the store page but it really isn't. At the best of times its boring, at the worst its frustrating and down right terrible.
The first thing noticed when starting the game is the menu, I would give this aspect of the game a 1/10. Its functional, but thats about it. Its bland and boring overall.
The gameplay, it really feels bad compared to other RTS games. Generally your units tend to run into every object imaginable and need to be in overwhelming numbers when fighting the enemy(1:2 or 1:4 was basically every encounter). the harvesters seem to get confused easily as well at times and the resources on map aren't particularly obvious. The base building is minimal at best from what I got in my brief time with this game. Overall, it wasn't that fun when compared to a competent RTS like StarCraft or Command & Conquer 3. 2/10, not very well designed or balanced.
The building, its the only thing I can say is okay But it doesn't go much beyond that. It works and after a bit of figuring out, it seems like this is where all the time for this game went. It works reasonably well, but the lack of options to build with bring it down. If its not unlocked via campaign, you can't use it. These two things really hurt the building aspect, and rather needlessly. I'm honestly not sure what the developers were thinking here, but this needs to change. 3.5/10, sufficient but has flaws that hold it back unnecessarily.
Graphics, passable but not good. I knew the graphics weren't that good from the store page, I thought the gameplay would balance this out. Not much to say here. 3/10, unimpressive and unremarkable graphics overall.
Value, poor. For the flaws of the game, $13 cdn feels like too much to me for the product that your getting. This game honestly feels like it would be better priced at $3.99 or just straight up free. A better use of the money would be to get StarCraft Remastered when its on sale or you could pick up Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars(and its expansion Kanes Wrath(expansion is a definite must if your getting C&C3)). 2/10, overpriced for the lackluster quality of the content and better RTS games exist for about the same amount.
Overall final score:
2.3 out of 10, Avoid and spend your money else where.
TLDR verion
9/10 for a early access title.
Pros.
+ Fantastic replayability.
+ You build the way YOU want.
+Land, air, sea, undersea bots. Sometimes a combo of them.
+Transporters that transport things.
+ Lots of weapons and movment systems some of which I have never seen before in a rts and believe me I OWN A LOT of rts games.
+You can even make your own parts so you chose how the units look.
+Makes you think of how to shave off that little bit more pellets to make things even better.
+comes with a decent set of built in units to place into game to see how various things work.
+has a campain for those who like single player as well.
+You can ram things super hard and knock over enemy bots... they can do the same beware.
+highly stable in multiplayer no crashes yet and we stress tested it as hard as possible
Negitives
- Tutorial lacks tons of information. Lots of missing parts/ things that parts can do. "Check tip menu and experement to learn some missing pieces of information"
- You can run out of resourses on the map especially on 2v2 maps which can stalemate a game or stall it for WAAAAY longer then nessisary.
- Game has crash capable bugs in building tool
- No building in multiplayer. Would be extra helpful for testing purposes.
- Gun mount mounts a single gun type.
? Tutoral is on youtube... strange but not bad lol.
? Why not have structures that can generate "small" ammounts of pellets to alliveate stalemates? I have had two stalemates so far.
? why no jumpjets?
Game is Fantastic. BUILD your own units. Counter everything. Be countered! Will you make many small bots? Or large gargantuan death machines that stride upon the battle field destroying EVERYTHING in its path but take forever to make? Check.
Do you want land, air, sea, undersea combat, and combinations of all even on the same bot? Check.
Do you want intense scrambles for resourses? Check.
Do you want Super fun combinations were your imagination "and the build limit ;-;" is your only blockage? check.
Do you want a game that makes you think maybe if I put this part here? Check.
RTS Fun. Simple to learn. Hard to master.
Let me put it this way. I have bought 7 copies of this game this week after discovering it for some friends. That should tell you everything you need to know!
ONE SMASHED LIKE BUTTON!
Un très bon petit RTS avec des mécaniques novatrices qui vaut le coup d'être soutenue.
It's a nice idea initially, and it is interesting to tweak the designs of new units.
But it ends up being fairly dull in the long run.
Campaign is fairly generic (build stuff - kill this thing)
AI is one dimensional and story is paper thin.
Leider nicht worauf ich gehofft hatte, schlechte steuerung und editor super umständlich. Außerdem wird überhaupt nichts erklärt, es gibt auch leider keinerlei tutorials (abgesehen von ein paar youtube videos)
I love what this game is going for. honestly the only thing thus far that i have a complaint about is that wean my units are done building and start moving they sometimes just go in slow circles.
everytime i tell them to attack an enemy, they do the same thing as well. not all of them, but most of them.
they just. go in circles. not firing. just taking damage.
i hope this bug/isso gets fixed soon. this is honestly one of the best rts's to come out in a long time.
Uncrew - игра с большим потенциалом для тех, у кого мозги на месте. Возможность самому конструировать и создавать технику довольно оригинальна. Сама игра очень сильно напоминает Starcraft (интерфейс, геймплей и т.д), хотя, какая стратегия сейчас непохожа на Starcraft. Но, по той-же причине, это простительно. Многие жалуются на неудобства редактора, но я, как человек, разговаривающий на ты с Source, мне всё показалось довольно комфортабельным. То-есть игра впринципе норм.
Только два отрицательных фактора:
*В мультиплеере нет игроков
*ИИ в игре делали примерно так:
-Так-с. Нужно сделать ИИ. Для этого нужно проработать тактики, задать компьютеру определённую проверенную программу действий, хорошо отработать каждый шаг, сделать его очень сбалансированным на всех уровнях сложности для всех игроков и...
-Да нах*я. Просто запихнём боту огромную читерскую скорость и одну, единственную тактику - в начале боя нападать большими отрядами на игрока, у которого ещё токо 2-4 штуки сборщиков ресурсов, неимеющих никакой возможности сопротивляться.
-Отличная идея!!!
У меня всё
Simple Game with Amazing concept.
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얼엑상태에다가 갈길이 멀긴 하지만, 나름 눈여겨 볼 만한 점들이
있는 창의적인 군대조립게임 입니다.
Esta bueno, se parece al Warzone 2100 pero en mejores gráficos y agadable a la vista, es entretenido, le falta la traducción castellana, merece la pena comprarlo, si esta en rebaja, mejor aun.
При покупке будьте готовы к тому, что редактор юнитов КРАЙНЕ неудобен. Пока что поставлю негативный отзыв (в будущем поменяю, если редактор будет доведен до состояния пригодного к употреблению)
Si te gusta los juegos de estrategia y te gustan juegos como crossout o robocraft, este juego te tiene que encantar, no puedo dar una gran opinion sobre el juego por que no le he echado mas de 2 horas, pero en ese poco tiempo que he jugado a uncrewed, solo tengo que decir que me encanta, funciona muy bien y tiene una forma de jugarlo diferente a otros juegos de estrategia del genero, gracias a la customizacion de vehiculos tan grande que ahi, sinceramente creo que este juego deberia tener mas apoyo por que lo estan haciendo muy bien y yo he disfrutado cada partida que he echado y mas que echare, me falta probar la campaña, otras personas dicen que es complicada y eso me gusta, si un juego no tuviera un minimo de dificultad que gracia tendria jugarlo.
PD: Mucho ojo a como diseñais vuestros vehiculos por que este juego tiene un sistema de fisicas muy realista, si haces un vehiculo desequilibrado volcara o incluso le costara avanzar en algunos puntos por pesarle el culo.
Also mit dem neuen Designer kann man mal sicher alle Kritik am Unit bauen streichen. Für die mögliche Komplexität super gut geeignet. Allenfalls ist es ein wenig schade, dass Schönheit und Wertigkeit nicht oft zusammengehen.
Da letzlich die Ressourcen über Sieg oder Niederlage entscheiden, ist Ressourcen ausgeben nur für Schönheit nicht wirklich zielführend. Alles in Allem geht es klar mehr um zweckmässig als um schön bauen...
Der Echtzeit Strategie Teil hingegen könnte schon ein wenig mehr Fleisch am Knochen vertragen. Wie Gruppenbildung, Formation , Schnelltasten und so weiter. Auch geben die Landschaften nicht viel her. Auch sind Ressorcen oft arg knapp. Fangen / recyclen von Gegener wäre lustig.
Letzlich geht es aber mehr ums Design testen, und für das ist es voll OK. Und dazu ist es auch noch Early Access. Kann ja noch einiges kommen. Wenn sie sich da erst mal auf die Units konzentrieren, geht das völlig OK.
Aber um das richig zu verstehen: Auch so wie es ist, ist es schon voll sein Geld schon wert und es ist ein nettes kleines Spiel. Ich habe in bald 20 Jahren Spielen noch nie so einen Von-Grund-Auf Designer gesehen in einem Echtzeit Spiel. Der auch noch einwandfrei funktionert. Echt cool .
Wem War Unit bauen und testen mag der kann hier eigentlich nichts falsch machen.
A really nice idea, but the building is terrible. Who's brilliant idea was it to queue building steps, forcing people to undo minutes of work because they forgot to do something near the start? My guess is they didn't know how to allow people to build properly, and figure out how the factory could reverse-engineer the design for building, lol. It also crashed a couple times and I lost my game (so save often). Just too much time wasted building, and the factory takes ages to build anything large. Also, got a message about not enough slots for building more units, and there is no stats anywhere showing what my limits are.
Update: The developers have greatly enhanced the vehicle designing process and it's a huge improvement. Highly recommend this game, with the latest updates.
As it stands the game is brilliant good fun, runs amazingly well and looks brilliant with lots of great effects (wheel tracks, physics based movement), but the entire unit design process is unbearably slow. The developers have clearly made the unit factory to be a visually cool thing, but practically unfeasable to design any units quickly or effeciently. It's a difficult process to design a unit that looks decent, and moves well without tipping over. And you can forget about building any large scale or tanky armor-plated vehicles unless you want your factory to be building individual blocks for the next 5 minutes.
An interesting take on the classic RTS formula that has tons of potential if the devs continue to work on it.
Pros:
- Full physics based rendering and gameplay
- Fully customizable units
- Challenging and interesting gameplay
- Workshop intergration
Cons:
- Many customizations parts locked behind very difficult campaign missions
- Units generally too fast
- Maps too cluttered/large
If you can look past the outdated graphics this is a real gem in the rough that will hopefully only get better in the future.
After Recent updates, the unit design has been MUCH more streamlined. Before, it was slow and clunky, which was counterintuitive for a game with tons of trial and error. However, now , i can build a unit really fast. At this point, i beleive i can truly reccomend the game to other people, as it is a really cool concept and it is done pretty right.
For the niche demographic of patient builders, this is fairly easy to recommend, mostly because of the level of polish.
The game runs at a consistently high framerate and without stuttering. Also very stable, no crashes during gameplay, which is especially impressive considering all the silly custom 3D shapes you can mold from the stock unit parts.
Full working options menu with key rebinding, multiple audio sliders for sound level customisation or turning certain sounds off if they are annoying.
[strike]Core campaign gameplay seems all done, though unit design could use a little more streamlining and speeding up, as there are instances where chunks of your unit will need to be redone such as when a previously placed module blocks the factory's assembly arms and in those instances the process as of writing feels quite tedious.[/strike]
[b]2017-03-29 and 2017-11-22 Updates saw unit design process redone, making it vastly more convenient, allowing groups of modules to be repositioned, rotated and attached in arbitrary sequence.[/b] No mirror or duplicate functions currently, though.
In general, by now the game has seen expansion in propulsion, weapon and hull modules; expanded base building gives campaign missions new tactical options and has made the second playthrough quite a bit more fun.
Pathfinding and unit mobility is functional, and impressive, considering the freeform positioning of propulsion components, although turning could use more work with wheels, and troubleshooting the steering is very slow with the current workflow (enter blueprint -> modify configuration -> wait the entire unit build time -> test configuration )
Now, I bought this game on the premise of building units, then watching the designs perform in an RTS scenario, and it's pretty much what I got, although I was personally hoping for location based damage and individual module destruction (own fault for not paying attention to trailer and whatnot, as units will not lose individual modules and will function at full capacity even with 1hp left), briefly considered refunding the game, but then I noticed all the nonsense and possibilities of module editing, and I was perfectly content. [strike]I do have a mild gripe with how chunky and mostly ugly every unit will look because of the modular system;[/strike] Updates with colourisation and decal placement options with certain hull modules has seen a remarkable increase in aesthetic options. There is a lot of room for careful module shape manipulation to shape the unit's visuals, but the module mounting hardpoints will invariably stick out in an unseemly fashion, and an aesthetic design will usually be penalized by longer build times and higher resource costs, if somewhat offset by higher health values because of the extra parts.
All in all, in its current state, completing the campaign was a mostly enjoyable experience (there were a few difficulty jumps), half the missions will require unit preparation and testing in the sandbox in advance, but that is part of the design challenge, and the excitement for next tech/module unlock or upgrade is quite motivating.
ABSTRACT:
A very promising vehicle design game, with a very thoughtful build system and interesting strategic choices. Developer *very dedicated* to the game. Strategic side still lacking. Overall a promising game, and playable right now, although with some annoyances.
INITIAL REVIEW:
This is my 15 minutes in game review... You can throw away everything else in the game, and I would still give 10 thousand thumbs up to it's building system: It is AWESOME!!!
Basically you design the units using lego-like pieces... So far, so good, right? Every single system with custom ships/units/etc have something right that...
HOWEVER, the units are built using a 'factory', made of three automated arms: one in the 'front', and two in the sides... And these arms have to explicitly move to rotate and couple one part into another... At any time at least one of these arms must be holding the unit...
As a consequence, this makes the *order* of coupling the units very important: because depending on how specify the coupling sequence, the factory may have to build the unit one part or two parts at a time... Hindering the construction speed...
UPDATE: apr/17/2017:
First of all, I want to give kudos to the developer: I've seen UnCrewed being upgraded much more frequently than what I would expect: I think I've seen updates at least once per month.
To tell you the truth, I don't play the game too much: I think that, for now, the user interface for actually playing the campaign is somewhat awkward: no way to zoom in/out, the field of view is extremely small... And you have to babysit your units all the time, because they may simply fall on their sides while moving, making for some annoying surprises... (Such as discover that the unit you thought was moving in formation with your units is not). SUGGESTION: maybe make a group of units automatically reorient each other; or have a group specialized on this kind of supporting role. ANOTHER SUGGESTION: have a way to control the unit's speed and maneuver speed (with less acceleration there is a smaller chance of having the unit accelerating to the point it will fall on it's side, and need to be reoriented).
A nice surprise from the last time I've play is that there is now a research system: during a campaign battle you accumulate "megabytes" that can be used for upgrading units, by finding some "goodie boxes".
This game has so much potential
This game is moderate to learn hard to master en EXTREMLY INSANELY DIFFICULT to be PRO at the amount of options you can make reganding the robots you make is astonashing there is no ''best'' robot to build since every thing you can build is completely custom
Now right now it has no multiplayer which is a problem but as its stated above the review section its in early accecs and multiplayer will come at some point i see this as a game as a game where you can completely faceroll newbies and a game where your tactical mind matters extremly much if this game became an esport it would be insane the pure amount of ways it could go the amount of possible stradegy is amazing
But this is a game where you want to be patient though it can take alot of time to design advanced robots
But its actually an awesome game
Pros
Smooth gameplay
an astonashing amount of possible robots (completely custom you make them yourselves)
the game is based on skill, tactics, planning and great designing of your robots
it has a campaign! which is pretty interesting
Cons
No multiplayer yet (probably the best part of this game)
Hard to get started on there are no tutorials
no soundtrack
But should you buy it? depends on who you are
This RTS game is incredible for people of masterminds and like to use alot of spare time for the amount of possibilities of this game. this could be an amazing game for you
But for an impatient person don't even bother this game is gonna go very slow for you in the start once you try to figure out how to get started and how the game works and begin designing all the different robots you want to build
단순한 RTS는 아니고, 조립 조합이 있는 개념입니다. Earth 시리즈 같이..
그런데, 그 조립 조합 개념이 Earth 수준으로 어느 모듈에 뭘 붙이고 끝, 이 아니라..
실제 중앙 어셈블리에서, 작업 순서를 정하거나 합니다.
전체적으로 애니메이션도 굉장히 부드럽고, 이것저것 정성이 들어가있지만
또 60fps가 아니게 찍힌 동영상과, 약간 투박한 UI때문에 과소평가 받을 듯한 느낌의 게임입니다.
I've only played a couple of minutes but it seems to be pretty solid as is. It is a beautiful game and is running a beautiful 60 fps so far. If you lose the opening mission don't worry, it seems to me that this game is more about farming the exp (or "data") and leveling up your units and perfecting them rather than getting lucky the first time you play. Right now I'd say this game is worth an easy $10-15 and I can't wait to see what they add. Devs: you have a solid game right now, don't mess it up by adding in useless stuff.
