Starwalker - The Last Cylinder
Starwalker · 2023 · Space, Medieval, Battle Royale, Survival, Post-apocalyptic
PC
Mixed50% · 50
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About Starwalker - The Last Cylinder
The last cylinder
80 kilometers of spinning metal rock adrift in space, far, far into the future - humanity's final outpost.Inside this massive space habitat, centuries of famine, disease, war have eroded our once-mighty civilization into a medieval post-apocalyptic society and stripped away our technological heights.You enter this world with randomly assigned attributes - strength, stamina, and agility. Your mission is clear: traverse the cylinder's expanse to enhance these traits and stay alive at all costs. Born with advantages or flaws beyond your control, you must adapt to survive.Most don't make it past several hours, but hopefully you can and bring change to our broken world.
1. Humble Beginnings As A Simple Village Dweller
Starting in a cluster of medieval huts, you must quickly master the basics - finding water, gathering food supplies to quench your thirst and hunger and to maintain your strength. Though the cylinder seems empty at first, other survivors will soon arrive. Some will become allies. Some want lure you into deadly traps.Choose your path carefully. Will you embrace the rugged path of a daring explorer or for the ways of a simple village dweller thriving amid the bonds of community to increase your attributes unassumingly and elevate yourself into the steampunk area?2. Adventure Awaits
Unleash your inner adventurer, and explore each and every dip and hill inside the habitat, from soaring mountains and lush meadows to serene lakes and freshwater rivers; and immerse yourself in the quiet hamlets and bustling villages peppered across the cylinder. As you traverse this untamed land, battling countless perils, you'll be growing stronger and stronger, honing your skills and mastering the arts indispensable for survival. With every kilometer traversed, you will gain 2% strength, running speed via agility, and stamina to cover even greater distances without experiencing fatigue.Complete quests for additional stat increases.
3. Rise Through The Ranks
Days of survival forge you into someone extraordinary. Your heightened abilities - earned through countless trials - will give you physical prowess that not many can match and days of survival forge you into someone extraordinary..Master the art of leadership through voice communication ('V' key). What begins as simple survival can evolve into true influence as others recognize your strength and wisdom.Forge alliances with like-minded compatriots, establish your tribe in this harsh world and become a leader truly worth following as you build a reputation among the stars. Witness your physical prowess and societal influence reach staggering heights with each day you survive as you break through barriers that would have once seemed insurmountable. Know that the competition will be fierce, but the rewards, limitless. But remember adventurer: You only have 1 life, leaving you with a single question to answer: How long will you survive?Graphics by Lighthouse.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Starwalker tries to be deep and emotional, but most of the time, it just feels slow. Walking from one area to another takes forever and you need to be an advanced character to not get stuck in the woods. Sometimes you get a cool moment or an interesting encounter, but then it’s followed by 30 minutes of wandering as a new character. The learning curve is steep, you are a nobody for quite a while. Even when the story hits, it’s vague. You don’t get clear context, so it’s hard to stay engaged. I wanted to care about the characters and the world, but the game doesn’t help you connect the dots much. Might give it another shot when they give more updates or more lore. DOWNVOTE
Game is addictive in a way I haven’t experienced yet, just one more quest turned into hours of gameplay. Breathtaking environments with day-night cycles that actually matter to gameplay
Game is addictive in a way I haven’t experienced yet, just one more quest turned into hours of gameplay. 10/10 would die of dehydration again. I have no idea what’s going on in Starwalker. I woke up half-naked in a field, drank water out of a pond like a deranged squirrel, and got tired from walking 40 meters. The game slapped me in the face and said, “Survive.” No tutorial, no hand-holding, just vibes and dehydration. I walked a kilometer and gained 3 stamina. Big whoop. But I earned that 3 stamina, and now no one can take it from me, not even the next rabies deer that decides to trample me out of nowhere. I’ve fist-fought strangers, hid in rivers like a wet rat and danced alone at sunrise. I hate this game’s guts and yet I think about it when I’m not playing. Is that Stockholm syndrome? I don’t know. All I know is the forest is watching, and I’m thirsty again.
Immersive sound ambiance, vast open-world, good survival mechanics, realistic nature, nice day and night cycle animals, lakes make it nice to play. All the ingredients to be a great game.
Spent more time getting food than actually enjoying the game. Garbage.
Lots of good things on the game, UI, leveling up, great immersion and love the quests! I was confused at first since the game had basically no objective, guidance or map. It throws you in a giant rotating alien ecosystem and goes, “Survive. Go on. Figure it out.” The world is very open and atmospheric and after a while I kind of forgot I was actually playing the game. Trees sway, birds chirp, cute villages, it was nice. The character also gives a lot of signals. When he was tired, I had to sit or when I ran too hard, the breathing became louder. You really have to immerse yourself and listen to your character if you want to understand the mechanics and make progress quickly, which is cool.
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