Stormworks: Build and Rescue Reviews

I don't reccomend this game universally. You can play the game using community made vehicles for a decent experience, and the multiplayer adds another dimention. Creating vehicles from scratch is difficult, most vehicles require such a vast amount of tiny details in order to function that making a vehicle can take several hours just for it to handle a little jank. But, if you have the kind of engineering obsession that makes manually tuning PID's fun, then the creative freedom and level of detail makes this game a fantastic pick.

Well made game, lots of room to play around in the open mode but also options for career mode for more structured gameplay.

If I had a dollar for every time we try to play with others in this game id have enough money to buy your stock and pipe all of the devs in there brown star until they fix this pile of wasted time and money

Stormworks: Build and Lag game is very fun and interactive dont use potato pc takes a while to learn to build spent 500 hours only using workshop stuff never been to space too hard :c love shooting things c: Very Good Sandbox game

Good game with a bit of a learning cliff. expect to look up YouTube videos for tutorials but once you figure it out its actually pretty simple. very active modding community and if you need something specific chances are someone has already made it and uploaded it to the workshop. if you are good at logic programming or LUA this game will be a breeze for you.

This game allows me to go crabbing on a boat. Every so often I see an AI take over an island. That is not my problem. Getting these crabs sucked into the funnel is my problem. This game is best enjoyed listening to good music and crabbing.

Very, very hard to get into but if the idea of being able to create practically any vehicle, ship, plane, helicopter, spaceship, bicycle or whatever you can think of intrigues you this is gonna be amazing once you figure it out! I'd recommend having a look on this games workshop page to get an idea of what you can do in the game because it's mind-blowing. However, have to emphasize again that this game is hard to get into. I'm approaching 1k hours and I still feel like I'm clueless on how the creator works. This game is the reason I had to learn lua. Most functions for your creations run on a variation of logic and then some other functions you'll need to dapple in some lua. They do have a pretty easy to understand guide for the main functions you'll need to know. If you're not interested in throwing weeks into building a helicopter there is endless amounts of content downloadable from the workshop which also includes player-made missions to complete using any creation you want.

Overall I like the game. but simple things that are done in real life like using seawater to cool engines absolutely will not work. This feels like a bug or design choice, either way it feels broken as all real outboard motors and lots of ships pump sea water in to cool and back out to sea after. The rest of the game is quite complex and works as expected so far, scratching that engineering itch.

good game fun. bit needs to be way cheaper so friends can get it.

it is fun and if you like pushing buttons this game is for you and if you like comodo gaminfg you will like thius