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Astrometica is a space exploration and base-building survival game. After a catastrophic event, explore vast space, gather resources, build bases, and uncover cosmic mysteries. Use advanced technology, craft tools, and discover new blueprints to survive and thrive in the unknown.
Astrometica is a space sim, survival and open world game
developed by BeryMery
and published by RockGame S.A..
Released on December 10th 2024 is available only on Windows.
It has received 2,019 reviews of which 1,766 were positive and 253 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.49€ on Steam, but you can find it for 7.49€ on Eneba.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3 4XXX series / AMD Ryzen 3 2.6ghz+
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 12 GB available space
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For the guy who never writes any reviews, I have to give my two cents about this game. I've spent hundreds of hours playing similar games (all of Subnautica ones, both Breathedge games, Planet Crafter etc.) and loved them all. I have to say that I really like this one as well. Early access is very promising, playable and hooked me from the very start. I've experienced only few bugs, enviroment is very nice and base building is, in my mind, beautiful. I think it has great potential, especially the idea with the portals taking you to another places/new enviroments. I don't believe the people realise that the devs are based in Iran (at least some of them). With stuff going on over there at the moment, no access to the internet and bombs falling on them, it is a miracle there are any updates at all. To all the real fans of this kind of games, please ignore those negative reviews, they are most likely written by pre-pubescents or spoiled people who've only experienced the first-world problems in their lives. These days it is so easy to criticise and spit on somebody else's work without any consequences. To the Devs, keep doing a good work. Big 'thumbs up' from yours truly....
Edit: (The video that plays on the store page turns out to be a new video outlining whats coming for the game in the near future) K...so...... This is a great little survival crafter, but: First off, just so you know the game looks nothing like the video. There's no giant domes, No "animation" from the hexagonal bubbles when you enter, NINETY percent of the structures and wreckage you see in the video are in the game (so far), No gun...I have yet to find a gun at all, no large corporate style interiors with metal detectors like in the video (it implies gameplay and lore the game just doesn't have). Even the textures are misleading, the level of detail in just about everything is a lot less impressive in the actual game, a lot of sliding textures and mainly, No large player ship....just the general environment of this game is completely different than in the video. So, blah blah blah spurg spurg spurg Early access yada yada yada. I'm not saying it's a bad game and I know there is a pretty extensive roadmap, it's actually a really good survival crafter. But, as a letter to the Devs....if the end result doesnt do that video justice on every level I will be a very disappointed boy, very disappointed, because the video is what sold me, the big player ship, the gun, the interiors, the possibilities sold me. The video is the starting point to potential buyers of Astrometica its the teaser, the taste, the small portion of a larger promise and it doesnt even deliver that small percentage yet. Gotta live up to that video. Anyway. I will say so far it's been fun, it got me burning my entire day off desperately searching for Nickel and CARBON and crafting to my hearts content. On the subject of resources, there are some that just seem too sparse like nickel and carbon, I still don't have a good location for carbon....i needs it. I havent experienced many glitches or game breaking bugs however, upon entering Theta 9 the lights are totally out and I have to locate the nearby lamp to activate it, almost like I have to prime the lighting to get up and running. They need to add little popups for what items are entering your inventory on the side of the screen, for example I mine a node not knowing what it is, nothing pops up, I have to open my inventory and use my detective skills. I have been playing on regular mode and I feel like the consumption of ALL things, like oxygen and food and water maybe needs to be dialed back like 10-15 percent. There needs to be a way to log important information, like keypad codes need their own little note section. Another suggestion is maybe the solar panels need to be scaled down in size a little. When there is a hallway tube connected to a room then another hallway tube coming out ninety degrees, I should be able to fit solar panels on the closest node to the room on both tubes, remove the needless limitations, scale the geometry a tad so everything can fit. It would be nice if there was a visual or verbal indicator when I am trying to use a tool that is out of power...I tend to be an idiot and stumble around for 5-10 minutes wondering why I cant scan a thing, or mine a thing, or do a thing only to realize I'm out of battery. When picking up a plushy, or a statue or something findable and placeable it just disappears...thats no bueno. The colors need to be tweaked on coloring the vehicles, blue is straight up purple on some parts. The hoverbike haws a part that is skewed towards red no matter what you do, white is just pink. Sounds like a lot of complaining, but it's Early Access. I have had a lot of fun, it's great fuel for ADD. The motions is really nice, the transition from indoors to zero-g is real nice, except when going outside back inside you can almost clip through the floor before you get snapped back up to standing height. I've only just gotten to Theta 12 so we will see. but so far I'm having a good time. Just DEVS, live up to that video.
Everyone downplaying the game may not have read the Discord (it's linked in the game), and they double post in https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2353250/view/496096421162781081. The developer, while posting about a release later last year, said there have been delays due to conflict in the Middle East where some of the graphic artists have been working - and continued working offline; plus they're advertising for experienced developers to help knock down the TODO list. The "Not Recommended - slow development" comments are made from a position of ignorance. The updates are coming, with a dash of world-event delays. The cool part is, we wouldn't have to pay for the updates as well.
I enjoy the base building, and exploration aspect of the game. Death is not overly punishing, and combat is not hard, probably the least emphasized part of the game, which is to say, it doesn't stress me out. The new version (2.0?) will be out summer of 2026, and is will be a complete rebuild from what I gather on discord.
I really love this game but unfortunately, it is stagnate and there have been no significant updates in quite sometime. The Developers have put out a statement explaining much of it having to do with the unrest in Iran and lack of internet, where much of the team is located. But I have also seen many of the updates they are planning. And it all looks amazing! However, until the time they are able and capable of pushing through this massive update, I would not waste your time in buying the game right now. Wait until the update since you would likely need to start a new game anyway! But believe me, having played what is available already, this has the potential to be one AMAZING game!
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Astrometica is currently priced at 19.49€ on Steam.
No, Astrometica is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.49€ on Steam.
Yes, Astrometica received 1,766 positive votes out of a total of 2,019 achieving a rating of 8.37.
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Astrometica was developed by BeryMery and published by RockGame S.A..
Yes, Astrometica is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Astrometica is not playable on MacOS.
No, Astrometica is not playable on Linux.
No, Astrometica is not playable on Steam Deck.
No, Astrometica is not playable on Steam Machine.
No, Astrometica does not support VR.
Astrometica is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Astrometica. Explore additional content available for Astrometica on Steam.
No, Astrometica does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Astrometica does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Astrometica is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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BeryMery
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RockGame S.A.
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