Avalon: The Journey Begins

Avalon: The Journey Begins

NewHopeGames · October 26, 2017 · Indie, Adventure, Space, Sci-fi, Procedural Generation

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Avalon: The Journey Begins price by region

Avalon: The Journey Begins costs £6.99 in the United Kingdom, $9.99 in the United States, €9.99 in Europe (EUR), $9.99 in Georgia (USD), CA$10.99 in Canada, NZ$11.99 in New Zealand, A$14.50 in Australia, R$19.99 in Brazil and zł35.99 in Poland right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £6.99 £6.99 — 1
United Statesyour region $9.99 $9.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €9.99 €9.99 — 1
Georgia (USD) $9.99 $9.99 — 1
Canada CA$10.99 CA$10.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$11.99 NZ$11.99 — 1
Australia A$14.50 A$14.50 — 1
Brazil R$19.99 R$19.99 — 1
Poland zł35.99 zł35.99 — 1

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About Avalon: The Journey Begins

✦ AI summary

Journey across a procedurally generated universe searching for data chips that reveal the location of the universe's end, commanding a fully customizable starship while exploring infinite planets, space stations, and sectors. Manage your crew, trade resources, engage in combat with hostile ships, build planetary facilities, and uncover artifacts and alien mysteries in this open-ended sci-fi adventure where no two playthroughs are ever the same.


Depart your homeworld of Avalon to embark on the longest journey ever attempted by mankind to find the end of the universe. What is at the end of the universe and where is the end of the universe? This is where your journey begins. Collect electronic data chips that are scattered about throughout universe to get the location of the end of universe. Journey through space and explore unlimited sectors, stations, and planet surfaces in this sci-fi adventure game. Take command of a large starship, it's shuttles, rovers and even crew! Interact with many ships from large capital ships to small fighter groups, some will help you, others will attack. Dock at stations to talk to other travelers and personnel, visit shipyards, or shops such as manufacturers, science labs, bars, casinos, academies and more. Fly shuttles down into planet atmosphere, land and use rovers to explore planet surfaces and even exit rover to explore on foot! On planets there are many things to find and discover such as resources, artifacts, lifeforms, alien creatures, ruins, facilities, and more. Features a full random creation system where no two games are ever the same!

• Randomly generated space sectors, stations and planets for unlimited exploration!
• Numerous space ship types including everything from massive capital ships to small fighter groups.
• Interact with ships such as a prison cruiser, which will allow you to hire prisoners to train as crew, price is cheap but watch out they can cause troubles on board such as theft, murder, hijack, etc.
• Visit shipyard to purchase new modules for your ship such as a science lab and/or upgrade various components such as laser turrets or cargo storage.
• Visit space industries such as a materials plant to buy and sell materials used to construct planetary facilities.
• Dock and visit space facilities such as a service dock or trade post. To purchase much needed necessaties or buy and sell items or resources for maximum profits.
• Actually see your ship image change with added ship modules and upgrades.
• Dock and board space stations to do things such as meet people and aliens, buy or sell items, repair and maintain ship, visit science labs or other shops, and even gamble at a casino to win or lose big!
• Multiple planet types such as ice, desert, tropical, volcanic, prehistoric, arid, or alien all with randomly generated surfaces so no two planets are ever the same!
• Land on planets and explore their surface with shuttles, rovers and even on foot as crew to find items and resources, search ruins, facilities, battle alien creatures and much, much more!
• Build structures on planets such as refineries, starports, agricultural domes and several other types of facilities for steady income or production.
• Interact with multiple ship captain characters from several different races and factions from humans to aliens and robots.
• Destroy asteroids to collect valuable resources.
• Hire and train various personnel for different positions on board your ship. Manage roster such as personnel, crew, pilots, explorers, engineers, leaders and high officers.
• Multiple ways to win including several minor goals as well as the main goal.
Note: This game has been designed with expandability in mind. As a result there are extra empty place holders in certain areas throughout the game such as in shops.

Avalon: The Journey Begins — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Apr 14, 2017
I've had some time with this game now and really having a good time. I am having more fun with this than No Man's Sky, don't say I said that ha ha. Space games are my thing and what I like is how the game is so randomized. So I played through about 7 games and each one was nothing like the last. In one game I jumped through 8 sectors, yes 8 without finding a single planet! It's pretty much an open ended experience and you can play it how you want without following some sort of storyline. There is so much to do here in this game I am still learning but I am catching on. It still feels like an early access title especially in some areas but I seen the game has had many updates since it was released. It is a little difficult at times but I like a good challenge anyway. I am hoping to see more of everything in this game as it progresses towards release. I would like to know when they plan on doing a final release. Right now I really like it and was surprised. So do I recommend it, sign says yes!
9 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 25, 2018
I managed to kill a woman at the Space Station. After that I realized that oops, you must learn the right keys and not randomly try everything. Obviously my crew and my self were destroyed to little bits into binary heaven. Next game I warped near to an icy planet which had no resources, some artifacts which I had no clue what they are, so I took off. Some random ship decided to shoot me and succeeded. End of game number two. So this is one of those games you really need to look for tutorials to play. It's up to you is it a good thing or a bad thing.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 9, 2020
This game is GREAT. I loved Starflight on the Sega Genesis and so far, this has come the closest to recreating the magic and wonder of that experience. The graphics and layout take me to a time when computers were new and exciting! The developer is still very dedicated and new updates are still being added. Highly recommended, with the caveat that the tutorial videos are a must, and the in-game link to these doesn't work. They are easy to find however. Overall, Avalon is the great retro experience I was always looking for and gave up finding long ago. What a pleasant surprise!
2 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 25, 2020
way too hard!! fuel runs out almost immediately and everything destroys you too fast.the game itself is fantastic but it needs a creative/sandbox mode where you cant die so you can just enjoy exploring different systems.10/10 if you add this in definitely..
2 found this helpful
Not recommended May 20, 2021
confusing
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 20, 2020
Similar to a retro game called Star Flight on Mega Drive in the 90's. Im kinda in the middle about this game really so: Yes - A good game with some very good aspects. No - Fast paced, quick fuel usage & crew morale issues which cost credits to keep lifted. Even a simple speech costs credits!!!!
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