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Eden Crafters is a solo or co-op open-world survival, crafting, and factory-building game where you transform a hostile planet into a habitable haven for humanity. Build, automate, and terraform. Control the climate, create a breathable atmosphere, and turn toxic lakes into water: shape a new world!
Eden Crafters is a early access, open world survival craft and automation game
developed and published by Osaris Games.
Released on May 07th 2026 is available only on Windows
in 16 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Romanian, Czech, Turkish, Ukrainian, Hungarian, Korean, Norwegian and Italian.
It has received 1,417 reviews of which 1,228 were positive and 189 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for 18.86€ on Eneba.
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- OS *: Windows 7/8/10/11
- Processor: 3 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia® GTX 1050 or better / AMD® RX 560 or better
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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This is like a lowrent version of Planet Crafter smashed with a Temu version of Satisfactory. I think both of these games are better than Eden Crafter, but it's still a fun romp, although short for the genre (30-35h to terraform the planet, full techs). If you enjoy automation, go play Satisfactory instead. If you don't care for it, go play Planet Crafter first. If you are looking for simpler & shorter with a splash of both, this might be it for you. Controller support is janky (the map is barely usable) as is character physics in general. It's even less believable than most game in the genre (which is not a high bar), with a paint-the-map gameplay that flies in the face of highschool grade science (you can't clean the left half of a lake, water churns and mixes). Still, it's laid back, very player friendly (you can setup belts at crazy distance with no support) and the sense of progression is solid. UX wise, it's super rough and the production value is overall pretty low. The graphics are not great, but I didn't find that to be a problem, especially since optimization isn't great. My GPU was sweating near endgame with trees and construction everywhere. So overall, it's a lower-middle-tier experience, but if you are a fan of the genre and can get this on special, you can do much worse.
Here's what you really need to know about Eden Crafters if you're considering buying this after it's 1.0 launch, or just in general. You will only like this game if you are like me, in that Planet Crafter and Satisfactory are essentially my two favorite games of all time at this point. This game is both of those games smashed together, but inferior in every single aspect. That doesn't mean this is a bad game. This means it will only really appeal to the hardcore fans of the building/automation/survival genres. If you're the type of person that loves games with building in them and just can't ever seem to get enough of them (like me) then this is a game you will enjoy. Because the jankyness and lower quality...well....everything... compared to the games it's inspired by will be easy to overlook when you're driven and called by the higher power of building, critical thinking, and creativity that comes with a game like this. This is because all the negative reviews you read are totally on point for the most part. The graphics and art design in general are really plain and uninspired. Visually, this game has no identity. The music is also going to be something you turn off after a while because it's just...meh. The Factory building and automation are what they need to be, but still absolutely inferior in every way to Satisfactory. The terraforming is again what it needs to be, but still inferior and less inspired than Planet Crafter. Everything is super janky, everything is like the "lite" version of what you have played in other games. However, terraforming a planet...but Satisfactory style, is an awesome idea all by itself. As long as the game works, has all the most important parts and at least a bit of depth to them, I'm going to like it. And Eden Crafters does exactly that, while also adding some really cool unique tools that add it's own spin on things to still make this a cool 7/10 kind of game. One thing Eden crafter does differently are some of the tools (vehicles) you end up with. I don't want to go into much detail on this because part of the fun were the multiple surprises the game threw in there. But suffice to say you are given some OP vehicles that can let you do some wild things with the terraforming process as well as the manipulation of terrain in general. It was pure genius to add these tools to vehicles instead of actual tools you hold in your hands, which is the standard for a game like this, because it makes the scope of what they can do so much larger and well...way more awesome! So MASSIVE props to the devs on what they did with the vehicles in this game, they are a ton of fun to use, and the next time I boot up Satisfactory for a playthrough, I will probably wish I had some of those vehicles there. The game has a well thought out, and fleshed out, parts/manufacturing system. Satisfactory is better, but I did fully expect it to be worse than this too. There are multiple layers of parts and manufacturing systems, several of them being intertwined to make it interesting finding the best and fastest ways to produce items. There are plenty of cheap feeling and janky bits, the types of things that would be more in line with something you see in a fan made mod. But it's still deep and fun enough to be interesting for someone that loves games like these. The building is also lackluster in that you will have multiple instances of wanting to let your creativity flow and build cool stuff, and just not have the right parts to make it happen. So unlike it's inspiration, you can't go bananas with organization and factory building because it just doesn't have a large enough library of building assets to do so. Don't get me wrong, there are a few things you can mess with and build a few cool looking things, but for the most part you'll just string conveyor belts any old way and not put much thought into the aesthetic side of what you're doing. So as I said, the game has it's issues, and is clearly a low budget game that is combining two types of games together in a patchwork kinda way. But it IS still done well enough for hardcore fans to have fun with it, and this isn't some kind of quick lazy cash grab because the devs clearly have some passion for what they are making. You can see it in the vehicles and unique ideas they implemented. This seems to be a small team with some interesting ideas and not much money to pull it off. So if you go into this with that in mind, it's still totally worth the price of entry.
I'm giving this game a review of "recommend" because I want to see it succeed and plan to come back to it at a later date, but my honest opinion is don't play it - not just yet. The game has a huge amount of potential, but I don't honestly feel that potential has been realized yet. It needs a little more work before it's there, but I think if the devs continue to refine it and add more content, it WILL get there. Positives: - Overall the game is a lot like if you took Satisfactory and combined it with The Planet Crafter, two games I thoroughly enjoyed. - The music is incredibly relaxing. - It has a very laid-back, no-stress feel. There is no combat, survival elements like hunger and oxygen are minimal and very forgiving (even on "normal" mode), and it is just overall a very chill game. Negatives: - The game lacks personality. It feels like someone really liked Satisfactory and The Planet Crafter and wanted to implement factory-building mechanics on planets you also have to terraform, but there is nothing that makes it uniquely its own thing. There is no character creation at all (you can't even choose your gender, so ladies, we're all stuck being the same dude), and overall the items and the world just feel... generic. - While visually the game is pretty decent, this is due to the unreal engine environment and not due to any especially pleasing artwork. The terrain has too much repetitive texturing like a procgen world, rather than feeling like something someone took the time to make beautiful. - The scenery in general is incredibly unvaried and frankly kind of boring. I feel no incentive to go explore, because in every direction all you can see is the same brown, off-brown, rusty-brown, and other shades of brown landscape. I feel this will change over time, as setting up fertilizers did start to add a little greenish-brown to the mix by adding some grass, but again, I feel no real drive to find out because it just feels so lackluster and lacks any real pizzaz in general. - The world (I began on Eden Prime) is large, but contains very little. Walking anywhere takes a million years because everything is so spread out. This isn't good for this kind of game, wherein the main gameplay loop is "walk a million miles through dull and uninteresting empty landscape to this or that node, place a drill and a forge and some conveyor belts or whatever to get resources to your base, and repeat into infinity." There is a ship to repair, but it seems it will take quite some time to get it up and running since several hours of gameplay did not even begin to open the technology needed to craft the energy cells it needs. - There is almost zero flat area to build on, but the game requires dozens of machines, forges, belts, pipes, solar and wind energy producers, etc etc etc just in the first couple of hours. As someone who loves building large and intricate bases, I have not in 3 hours found an adequate flat space to even build the necessary machines to get started, let alone the enormous factory megaplex that it seems this game is driving towards. There is a feature that allows you to add ground, but it is very jenky and just adds blobs of ground that are also not flat. This caused my base when starting out to feel extremely messy, with pipes and belts and machines scattered wherever they would fit, even if that meant having some extremely questionable physics happening like conveyor belts that clip through whole mountainsides and water pipes that run uphill, clip through other machines, and also clip through whole mountainsides. With all the space there is on the planet I began on, you would think at least SOME of it could be flat, instead of ever- rising peaks going nowhere that lead to nothing but the other side of the peak, leading back down into nothing... Overall, I think this will eventually be a good game for those who enjoy survivalcraft games, just not quite yet. I'll be keeping an eye on it though, and as it progresses if I come back to it, I am happy to update this review to something a bit more positive.
Eden Crafters is a really good game. Bought it for my wife and watching her play made me want it! There are multiple maps which all differ slightly (some not so slightly) in terms of strategy / gameplay.. The survival aspect is not too much, food, air, temperature, radiation.. The factory building is awesome and leaves a lot to your preference and creativity! End-game of each map is a little drawn-out but you don't HAVE to do it.. it's a very rewarding feeling once it's done though and if you're not concerned with the neatness of the pipes etc, it's not as drawn-out.. but i like my pipes etc to be straight and as neat and efficient as possible so it takes a bit longer. Highly recommend this game for anyone who likes an open world, survival, craft, factory / automation style game with no combat aspect. Here's to my next 100hrs!
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Eden Crafters is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
No, Eden Crafters is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Yes, Eden Crafters received 1,228 positive votes out of a total of 1,417 achieving a rating of 8.25.
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Eden Crafters was developed and published by Osaris Games.
Yes, Eden Crafters is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Eden Crafters is not playable on MacOS.
No, Eden Crafters is not playable on Linux.
This information about Eden Crafters is not available yet.
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No, Eden Crafters does not support VR.
Eden Crafters offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Eden Crafters includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
No, Eden Crafters does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Eden Crafters does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Eden Crafters does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Eden Crafters 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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