#A game like subnautica but in space how to

Your mission? Bringing your deceased grandpa to a galactic funeral. Say hello to space.īreathedge is a survival adventure game, like Subnautica but instead taking place in outer space. Breathedge gives a breath of fresh air, no more survival on earth or an earth-like planet like in Ark Survival, Conan Exiles etc. It is an experience worth savoring.I’m a big fan of survival-crafting games but since it has been a really popular genre lately they can be hit or miss. Don't worry - there are plenty of tips and hints given to you by the game itself on what to do next so you should almost never be in a place where you have no clue where to go next and there's even one of the coolest journal interfaces I've ever seen in a game to help.īut yeah - TRUST ME - you do *not* want to spoil ANY aspect of this game.

#A game like subnautica but in space how to

The danger of trying to look up how to get past any part of the game may spoil you in some part of the game and 50% of the enjoyment from Outer Wilds comes from figuring out what to do and where to go next. This is one of those very few 'experience' games that you will want to experience all by yourself without help. If you go with Outer Wilds DO NOT spoil it for yourself!!! I'll admit that I ended up looking up a couple of tips online on how to progress in a couple of the more difficult areas but I highly recommend that, if you have more patience than I do, that you absolutely refrain from looking up *anything* about the game online and really try hard to get through every puzzle yourself. The only regret you'll have after completing it (yes, there is an end) is that you can't erase it from your memory and play it fresh again. Take my word for it, if you get a little under thirty minutes into it you'll be hooked. The irony is that you can't search up the game and learn about it too much beyond what I just told you and maybe seeing some photos of the planets. Your ship handles very similarly to a seamoth, sometimes so similarly you get deja vu. There is still proper pacing in the game by virtue of you having to understand things to progress in the game, which can only be done through exploring different areas. Remember how in Subnautica you had to make a lead suit to explore the Aurora, forcing you to delay visiting that monumentally cool area until later? That doesn't happen here.

I actually view this as a good thing because much of my time spent in Subnautica was wanting to explore rather than hunt materials for upgrades, and it also means that every area is technically available to you from the start.

The game plays almost identically to the exploring in Subnautica in many ways – though the crafting has been removed. I put Outer Wilds on my radar after being blown away by Subnautica and desperately wanting another experience like it.

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