Deep Space Remnant

Lovely chill game to lose yourself in. A few minor bugs but nothing game breaking especially considering its only been out for one day

Review for Deep Space Remnant Deep Space Remnant is a great starting point for a space game. It’s challenging and will keep you busy for hours, maybe even weeks. The core gameplay loop is solid and rewarding, especially if you enjoy exploring and upgrading ships. On the downside, the game could use more instructions and better English translations — some of the text is still in the original language, which makes certain parts confusing. Still, it’s a promising foundation that’s worth checking out if you like deep space survival and strategy.

damn good game, hope theres so much more content

I changed my review after I tried again and had a playthrough with lots of manual saves, but not a single crash. I do not know where this hickup came from. So lets go into a game review. You get a space-station base-building like simulator with a play-through time (normal mode) of enjoyable 10 hours. For the content provided and game concept, I found 10 hours is the right balance - you play through all elemental game mechanics before it gets boring. The game is quite enjoyable if you're into base-building and space theme. The game mechanics is mostly well balanced (with some exceptions) and makes sense. Deep Space Remnant also features various localizations. I played the German variant and - also with minor exceptions - the localization was totally fine. The game starts with the, well, remnant of a space station with 30 survivors aboard, and enough ressources to start building. In early game you get some tasks to get started, but the game lacks a proper tutorial. However, much of the mechanics is self-explenatory. The first modules you build contain hydroponics, ore miners (for the asteriod belt you are in), radiation shield, production facilities for metal, water-ice and "mag…