Lifecraft Steam-Diagramme & Statistiken

Ich wünschte, es gäbe mehr solcher Spiele. Die Roadmap sieht auch vielversprechend aus.

Das UI und die Steuerung sind sehr gewöhnungsbedürftig, das Tutorial ist eher nett gemeint und ich verstehe absolut nicht mein Ziel. Aber dennoch macht es mir Spaß.

TLDR: Good Game = Buy I've been playing this game in the pre-release version roughly about 70ish hours, this on it's own speeks volumes. Well of course it's a Factory/Automation game with a neat twist of biology wich already means you gonna go invest more hours into it by nature than some AAA crap, but still a good game is a good game. With the semantics out of the way, time to go to more detail. First of all the basic foundations for a automation are well in place and solid, The roadmap ist packed full of stuff to come and the devs are very active and open to talk to everyone (best be done on their discord). The current Gamplay resolves around your staring cell organism drifting in primordial soup where you gather your basic materials (Vitamins,glucose, and all those basic organics that give you a tunge twister). You need to fend of bacteria who try to damage your cell keep your temperature up otherwise parts die of and necrosis spreads like wild fire through your organism. You start to develop special cells (Currently only Mitochondria) inside your Organism to adress power and head on a better level and so on. Over time you also expand overall so you grow bigger and bigger more automation mor collection more problems to deal with. Depending on how fast the roadmap gets worked throug there are many specialised organs to do the job. The only one or two bad things i could say at this point are: *If you look close enough you may find some typos *Be carefull watiching some early Youtube videos most of them are blind morons who are unable to see the games clear and obvious hints what and how to do things. The game even provides ingame animated clips that are always available to see how to place things down and how they interact. And still some of those braindead content creators arguing about that something desen't work or is broke and when they discripe their issue it's painfully obvious the problem sits in fron of their PC.

This is a very nice automation game. It's kind of like Factorio, only with a biology theme. It even has a few other modes like Adventure Mode or Peaceful Mode. Might be interesting for people who don't want opponents.

An sich eine richtig gute Idee das Spiel und macht sicherlich echt viel Spaß, gut dass es die Rezept und Tutorial -Anzeige gibt! Allerdings habe ich Verbesserungsansätze: -Im Tutorial-Fenster ist der Text pro Tafel öfter mal zu lang und ragt dann unten über den Kasten heraus, sodass man auch dann nicht mehr nach links oder rechts blättern kann. -ebenfalls im Tutorial-Fenster, wird beim tippen nach rechts (Weiter) immer auf Seite 2 oder 3 zurückgesprungen wenn man länger nicht mehr weitergeblättert hat, da man ja Zeitgleich nachbauen möchte. Es wäre toll wenn ich nach Seite 13 auch auf Seite 14 weiterkomme und nicht wieder ab Seite 2 vorzappen müsste:) -Große Probleme beim Zusammenbasteln von den Tubulinen, dem Picker und dem Ribosom. Man kann das Ribosom ja nicht drehen, zumindest noch nicht rausgefunden wie. und wie genau man die Picker und die Tubuline aufstellen soll dass es auch wirklich andockt und funktioniert hat bei mir nur beim ersten mal mit den roten Aminosäuren geklappt, als ich danach mit den gelben dasselbe machen wollte habe ich es mit sämtlichen Variationen probiert, die Teile nehmen es leider nicht an. Somit kann ich leider erstmal nicht weiterspielen, jedoch freue ich mich wenn ihr das gefixt habt und spiele dann auch sehr gern weiter:) Wie gesagt sehr tolle Idee! Als Kankenschwester habt ihr mich bei dem Thema sofort abgeholt!:)

Got this game two days ago and I'm already 36 hours in. The game runs very stable, no crash so far. Sure, I enountered some bugs (minor ones), but nothing game breaking. Overall, the game is a hidden gem, a rough one, but still a gem. The core mechanics are the same as in every factory building game, but this one has some unique features i like a lot (e.g. you don't mine resources, you suck them in). This game has a lot of potential, lots of possible mechanics like photosynthesis (converts CO2 to O2). I'll see if this one will join the ranks of the big four (Factorio, Satisfactory, Dyson Sphere Program, Captain of Industry). Pixelart is not for everyone, but with this game, you'll miss out.

It's very rare that I write a review, but due to the mixed reviews I have the feeling I have to this time. I only played half an hour, but from the very first moment you start the game you feel the love and passion from the developer for his project. It's the first day of early access and everything is arranged for a big game. The lovely SNES graphics, clever controls, the scientific feeling and atmosphere... it's great. I'm a big fan of automation games like Factorio, DSP, Satisfactory, Captain of Industry aso. and this one is a very creative and unique take on the genre. It's niche, of course, but for a guy like me who loves science, clean pixel optics and automation it's a direct hit. Of course it has some small probs like the scale of the translations (for me it's german) rarely fit to the boxes or some clunky controls here and there, but I'm very sure the dev will fix these things over time. The roadmap is big and the foundation is great. So I really don't understand the negative reviews, because you get exactly the product which is advertised: A complex factory game with SNES style graphics, a good tutorial, relaxing music and a scientific/biological theme. What's not to like, guys and girls? This game deserves good reviews right from the start to push such a niche project. Totally recommended.