Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue
Osaris Games · 2024 · Multiplayer, Open World Survival Craft, Base Building, Open World, Online Co-Op
PC
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About Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue
Ocean World is a free prologue set on one of the planets you can transform in the full game, Eden Crafters, now available. Check out the full game page for the complete experience!You located a planet where your scanners detected a lot of water, it should be easy to turn it into a habitable haven for humanity. Gather materials, craft essential tools, and lay the foundation for a thriving civilization.
Except... maybe there is too much water on this planet? Ocean World presents a unique challenge: giant waves caused by a nearby moon.
Automate resource gathering and transformation with conveyors and machines, from elaborate factories to environmental transformation systems.
Temper the climate, create a breathable atmosphere... and survive the giant wave incoming.
This free episode offers a glimpse into the vast potential of Eden Crafters, providing a taste of the adventures that await in the full co-op, open-world survival and crafting experience. Take the first steps toward transforming a hostile planet into a flourishing Eden, where crafting and automation are the keys to success.
Except... maybe there is too much water on this planet? Ocean World presents a unique challenge: giant waves caused by a nearby moon.
Automate resource gathering and transformation with conveyors and machines, from elaborate factories to environmental transformation systems.
Temper the climate, create a breathable atmosphere... and survive the giant wave incoming.
This free episode offers a glimpse into the vast potential of Eden Crafters, providing a taste of the adventures that await in the full co-op, open-world survival and crafting experience. Take the first steps toward transforming a hostile planet into a flourishing Eden, where crafting and automation are the keys to success.
FEATURES
- Open World
- Co-Op
- Crafting
- Factory Building
- Terraformation
- Vehicles
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players generally find the game relaxing and enjoy the crafting mechanics, though some appreciate its chill gameplay loop. However, common frustrations include an overly complicated building menu, the tedious requirement to convert raw materials into intermediate components before crafting, and what some feel is an inadequate starting oxygen supply that makes early gameplay unnecessarily difficult.
While the stupidly bricked behemoth tsunamis that are several tens of kilometres tall apparently only destroy the power installations and facilities and leave all base and mining construction untouched; the whole thing is ridiculous and immediately kills the potential for immersion. If some horrific tsunami of unfathomable scale comes, every thing should be levelled out, everything. It doesn't make sense. After the first tsunami, I quickly scouted out the highest mountain in the world and scaled and moved the entire base there, hoping and thinking the game will reward you by letting you logically and immersively survive the cataclysm....but ummm nope. The tsunami came all the same, and it did the same thing. Also, seeing the scale of it from the top of the highest point in the world will make the game even more stupid because it towers over some 20-30 kilometres into the sky as it comes cascading down. Yeah..aint nothing surviving that so like why would the devs think it makes sense to let your base and mining facilities survive it? Pretty stupidly executed and not enough thought went into this evidently, lol.1 found this helpful
very gug
peak chill game 10/10
It's not bad, but it lags a lot even with low settings, and it has poor optimization. There's a bug where a player on a weak PC can't see the items that they or another player has dropped, and if you leave your world and connect to another player's world, the items are saved and transferred to the other world. However, if you switch back to your world, it resets completely. Additionally, there's no list of players, filters, or server settings when creating your own world, and there's no voice chat, which was a major disappointment for me.
barely even a game... the snap mechanic does not work well, with connecting sections of a base... no air lock on base and door stays open, seriously magic base apparently.
after 4 times dieing from starvation i still didnt fdound a way to produce food or convert the biomass to food. the tutorial itself just lets you die over and over. the game is neitherbalanced nor does it make sense. why would i buy leftover trash?
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