I was impressed how small a download it is. I set it on the High Graphics Settings, running at 4K and getting approx 31 FPS on my system. It's been good fun and playing well for me, so far. Note that I am a seasoned 7D2D player, so getting my head around 'survival' isn't a problem. Quite pleased that I've managed to avoid dying with my first player so far (Normal difficulty). It helped that I watched a gameplay video on Youtube first. After a little bit of struggle getting to grips with the controls, I'm now proceeding without stumbling. Played it for 2-3 hours so far, and getting on okay with it. working builds) encouraged me to go for it. Even though it is Early Access, and very likely that there is more content to come, the fact that they are supporting Linux (and supporting it well - i.e. The game certainly has a lot of potential, a bunch of which was lost when they ditched multiplayer, but if they continue these sizeable updates and make the story good, it could well be worth a proper play-through in future. I can forgive them for that currently though, since it's quite early in development. I want to enjoy it more, but right now it doesn't perform well enough overall. I do hope sometime soon they take a good look at that. Performance is still a pretty big issue, even on Medium settings on my Intel i7/NVIDIA 980ti it's all over the place. The planetary map is also another rather slick addition, giving you a much better feel for where you are and for the grand scale of the game itself. The game did (and still does a bit) have an issue with giving you something real to do, with the Monuments you need to discover there's at least something more interesting to try to find now. Although, having a mobile base thanks to the huge wheels you can now build is pretty damn awesome too. You can now take to the skies using the Air Blade block to create all sorts of weird aircraft, not sure I will ever want to travel by land again thanks to this. They also released this handy infographic to give you an overview of what's changed-a lot in fact. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view.
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