Astrometica: Prologue
BeryMery · 2024 · Base Building, Space Sim, Survival, Open World, Building
PC
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About Astrometica: Prologue
SURVIVE IN SPACE
Dive into Astrometica Prologue, a free space survival adventure where you're tested against the cosmos's harshest environments. This prologue offers a taste of our full game, featuring innovative systems for battery management, vehicle operation, crafting, and research to enrich your gameplay. It's more than survival; it's about strategy, adaptation, and exploration in the vast unknown—now accessible for free. Welcome to your cosmic playground and battlefield. Embark on this journey and conquer the mysteries of space.
🌠COLLECT USEFUL RAW MATERIALS:
In Astrometica Prologue, the cosmos is rich with resources waiting to be discovered. You'll venture into the vast recesses of space and abandoned bases to collect dozens of raw materials, each integral to your survival and progression. Elevate your resource gathering with advanced technology: deploy drills to bore into the heart of asteroids and set up automatic miners, sophisticated machines designed to autonomously extract raw materials. This intricate system of resource collection not only fuels your journey but also immerses you in the role of a space pioneer, strategizing the best ways to utilize these assets for survival, crafting, and beyond. Embark on this adventure, where the wealth of the cosmos is yours to claim—all in the free prologue of Astrometica.
⚙️ CRAFTING AND TOOLS:
In Astrometica Prologue, crafting is at the core of survival and exploration. With the resources you gather from the depths of space, you have the power to craft essential tools for your journey. From drills that penetrate asteroid cores, to lasers that cut through the unknown, and base builders that allow you to establish your own corner in the cosmos—each tool is vital for survival. But it doesn’t stop there; modifications are available to enhance every tool’s efficiency and adaptability to the challenges you face.
Moreover, your survival kit can be expanded with crafted items crucial for enduring the harsh space environment. Shield modules to protect against cosmic hazards, oxygen tanks for extended ventures, and a jetpack to navigate the zero-gravity realms with ease. Each crafted item is designed to boost your capabilities—whether it’s speeding across asteroid fields, bolstering your defenses against unforeseen dangers, or expanding your carry capacity to hoard more resources.
Astrometica Prologue invites you to leverage these crafting opportunities to tailor your survival strategy. Strengthen your arsenal, optimize your gear, and ensure your survival in the sprawling universe of Astrometica. Your ingenuity and resourcefulness are your best allies in this grand space adventure.
🏗️ BASE BUILDING:
Base building in Astrometica Prologue transcends mere survival—it's about creating a stronghold that reflects your strategic prowess and innovative spirit. Even in this free version, you are empowered to establish a robust base that serves not just as a shelter, but as your operations center against the backdrop of space's infinite challenges.
Living quarters are just the beginning. Here, you can rest, plan your next moves, and safeguard your collected resources. Energy is a critical aspect of survival, and Astrometica Prologue allows you to harness the power of the cosmos through solar panels. These installations ensure your base remains operational, powering everything from life-support systems to research labs.
A vehicle station adds another layer of depth to your base, serving as a hub for crafting, upgrading, and deploying vehicles essential for exploration and resource collection. It's not just about building a base; it's about creating a foundation for expansion, exploration, and domination of the cosmic frontier.
In Astrometica Prologue, your base is more than a sanctuary—it's a testament to your journey, growth, and resilience in the vastness of space.
🔭 SIGNAL FOLLOWING:
In Astrometica Prologue, your adventure is guided by the pursuit of signals and the exploration of enigmatic territories. Within this free version, two primary types of signals beckon you into the unknown, each promising new discoveries and challenges. These signals might lead you to resource-rich asteroids, abandoned outposts, or reveal new mysteries to unravel within the cosmic expanse.
🚀 SPACE SHIPS:
In Astrometica Prologue, you'll have access to two types of spacecraft, each designed to enhance your exploration and survival in space. First, the fast space bike: sleek, agile, and perfect for quick reconnaissance or darting between asteroids and mysterious islands where gravity binds you to the surface. It's your go-to for speed and efficiency.
The second is a more advanced ship, a versatile vessel equipped not only for travel but survival. It serves as a mobile base of sorts, providing a crucial source of oxygen and basic protection against the harshness of space. This ship is ideal for longer voyages, offering safety and sustenance as you delve deeper into the unknown of Astrometica Prologue.
Your space survival odyssey is about to commence. The cosmos await you in Astrometica: Prologue - are you ready to venture into the unknown? 🚀
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
If you'd like to play a very indy-feeling Subnautica clone set in space, this game might be for you. However, currently (June 2026) it feels quite unfinished. While it seems to be quite free of bugs, it is also quite free of story or atmosphere, and the prologue doesn't really show off anything unique about this game. Take the graphics from an early version of Planet Crafter, put it onto mechanics from Breathage and remove all the story and bad jokes, and you get the current state of Astrometica. To be honest, I gave Planet Crafter the benefit of a doubt in a much, much earlier / rougher state, and it turned out to be worth it. However, given that Subnautica 2 is out, I will probably go play that instead.1 found this helpful
Astrometica: Prologue takes the familiar structure of survival and crafting games and moves it away from forests, islands, and post-apocalyptic landscapes into the emptiness of space. Rather than surviving against wildlife or environmental disasters on a planet, players are placed in a cold and isolated environment where resources are scarce and every decision contributes toward staying alive. As a prologue experience, the game acts as an early introduction to a larger project, but even within its shorter format it establishes a clear identity through exploration, progression systems, and the constant feeling of surviving in an unforgiving environment. Exploration becomes one of the most important parts of the overall experience. Space itself acts as both a source of opportunity and a constant threat. Players travel through asteroid fields, investigate abandoned structures, and search through different areas for materials needed to continue progressing. Unlike traditional survival games where environments often feel crowded with activity, Astrometica creates a sense of loneliness that changes the mood entirely. The emptiness surrounding the player creates moments where discovery f…1 found this helpful
Its basically subnautica but in space, if you like those games you will prob love this as too.
Reminds me of planet crafter, just has more to do. I got bored after about 30 mins. It takes forever to get what you need to build stuff. I feel like even after you build what you need, the game is just a rinse and repeat of go out-get stuff-come back-go out-get stuff-come back.
A buggy, blurry, mess. I couldn't even get it to look right. I tried all the video settings. Not even worth a $1. This is your demo? REALLY?!
It is abandoned, if it wasn't and the game had enhancements on graphics I would call this game weak in some dynamics, anyways. Not that 95% of Space Sims are higher than this until now, but.. Honestly, that is the thing that makes a game worth spending money. I feel sorry for the Iran war ruining their development and lives.
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