Techtonica is a first-person factory building game set beneath the surface of an alien planet. Work alone or in co-op to build factories, gather resources, research new technologies, mold the destructible terrain, establish a base of operations, and uncover long-forgotten secrets.
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Joguei esse game no ano passado. Não queria fazer uma review, mas por eu ter me divertido muito nele com meu amigo, seria injusto eu não comentar sobre ele. O jogo ta em acesso antecipado, e foi um dos fatores que me fez abandonar esse game. Ele é basicamente um factorio 3D, porém com histórinha, essa sendo a parte mais diferente por assim dizer. E sim, esse jogo é muito bem feito, mas os bugs e a mal otimização me afastaram dele, talvez daqui 4 ou 5 anos eles tenham terminado ele. Se você já quiser testar, ele tem bastante conteúdo, sendo até divertido jogar com amigos. Recomendo bastante, mas enfim não irei dar nota, até por que o jogo não ta completo, mas é isso! Enfim, esse jogo está me fazendo jogar factorio, que daqui a pouco terá reviewzinha.
Bien avancé, mais pas encore fini, je trouve ça très bon avec une vibe Subnautica qui me plaît beaucoup mais qui ne fait pas peur comme les fonds marins.
I would not advise anyone to try this game - YET. Because there are so many issues. Gameplay bugs, animation issues, non-existent optimization, bad movement, trashy UI design and some more. Also, the fact that the game start VERY slow is a turn down for me, especially for a gameplay oriented game like this one. I am here for the gameplay, and yes, I am also listening to the story but the game revolves around the gameplay and not the story, so stop that 10 minutes of constant yapping and GIVE ME THE TOOLS TO EXPAND MY FACTORY.
Another thing is that there are research cubes and in order to research something in your technology tree you spend those research cubes BUT those cubes are, in fact, a material that you place in the world. A HUGE ASS CUBE THAT JUST SITS THERE SO YOU CAN RESEARCH SOME SHIT. They don't even disappear after you spend them. An example how frustrating they are is this: I decided to make a ladder out of those cubes as it was mandatory to place them somewhere and towards the 3rd hour, I had a colossal ladder reaching for the stars...
Just wait for it to be released, or at least a year.
Another thing is that there are research cubes and in order to research something in your technology tree you spend those research cubes BUT those cubes are, in fact, a material that you place in the world. A HUGE ASS CUBE THAT JUST SITS THERE SO YOU CAN RESEARCH SOME SHIT. They don't even disappear after you spend them. An example how frustrating they are is this: I decided to make a ladder out of those cubes as it was mandatory to place them somewhere and towards the 3rd hour, I had a colossal ladder reaching for the stars...
Just wait for it to be released, or at least a year.
I have been excited about this game for a long time. I love automation games, and this one seemed like a cool mixture of Factorio and Satisfactory. Specifically, it has the gorgeous looks of Satisfactory with fewer frustrating ways to mess up machine connections. The only reason I shelved it is because I want to play it when it gets closer to completion. They have a lot that is good already, but I can see they have a lot more to come. I don't want to burn myself out of the game before they finish.
A decent Early Access release - it's definitely much closer to "Factorio-in-3D" than Satisfactory is - but ultimately held back by poor performance, some strange choices around research commodities (they must be placed in the world in order to research items in the tech tree), and, fatally, the complete absence of any information when it comes to building data. You're never told the speed of conveyor belts, the speed of miners, the speed of assemblers, etc. It's in desparate need of a UI refresh.