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Planetbase

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Release Date: October 16, 2015

Strategy, Science Fiction, Economic, RTS, City Builder, Singleplayer

A strategy game in which players have to create an extraterrestrial colony from scratch. As its managers, they must ensure not only constant access to food, drinking water and life-giving oxygen, but also the safety of the settlers - sudden weather, sunshine and meteorite rains can be a threat.

7.5

OpenCritic

8.0

Steam

4.7

Users

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Compilation of two classic jRPGs by masters of the genre from Squaresoft. Final Fantasy Anthology includes Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI with several add-ons for fans of the series.

Story

Final Fantasy V takes place in three fantastic lands that have grown in prosperity over the years thanks to the power of four magical crystals: wind, water, fire and earth. The evil sorcerer Exdeath plans to destroy them and take control of the world. He can only be stopped by the four daredevils whose fate is linked by a combination of events, including Princess Lenna from the kingdom of Tycoon and her savior, hero Bartz Klauser.

Final Fantasy VI tells the story of a conflict between the power-hungry Empire and the rebel faction of rebels who call themselves Returners. The power of the imperial army was built to a large extent on the so-called Espers - i.e. magical, semi-divine creatures and experiments that carried out on them. To level the playing field in this uneven fight, Returners also travel the world in search of an equally powerful magical power. For both sides of the conflict, the key to understanding the essence of magic and the Espers turns out to be Terra Branford, who suffers from amnesia - she was a member of the army of the Empire. Unlike the previous installments of the series, Final Fantasy VI was set in a world combining elements of the fantasy and steampunk currents.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows October 16, 2015

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 January 5, 2018

Xbox One

Xbox One May 3, 2017

Developer: Madruga Works

Publisher: Madruga Works

Game Series

Planetbase
Planetbase

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Planetbase Game Series

Planetbase Game Series

Features

System Requirements

System Requirements for Planetbase Video Game:

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Dual Core 2 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB GeForce 8800 or better, 650 MB HDD, Windows Vista/7/8/10.

Recommended System Requirements:
Core i5 2.5 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTX 460 or better, 650 MB HDD, Windows 7/8/10.

Sony PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4

Supports:
PlayStation Network

Ratings

Game Ratings for Planetbase Video Game.

7.5

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 63% of Critics. There are 9 Critic Reviews.

OpenCritic

TrueAchievements: 4 / 5 by Megan Walton

Planetbase is a nice change of pace from the usual building simulators as the space environment brings up new challenges.

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TheXboxHub: 3 / 5 by Carlos Santuana

Planetbase has all the requirements of a top simulation experience, but the overbearing difficulty and need for perfection throughout makes this title feel more like a chore than anything else.

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GamePitt: 9 / 10 by Rob Pitt

Planetbase is a great resource management/colony simulation game. It's very easy to get overwhelmed by the options and processes on hand but if you stick with it then you will get used to the mechanics and soon be running a successful colony. One thing you have to remember is, it isn't a race – there is no time limit and the main goal is to survive. So, take your time and enjoy the experience as you watch your colony grow both bigger and stronger.

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80%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Mostly Positive (10,128)

STEAM
User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

  • Engaging Concept: Many players appreciate the idea of building and managing a colony on a remote planet, which taps into the fascination of space exploration.
  • Challenging Gameplay: The game is noted for its difficulty, requiring careful planning and resource management, which can be rewarding for players who enjoy strategic challenges.
  • Atmospheric Design: Players have praised the graphics and the immersive atmosphere, particularly the aesthetic cohesion and sound design.
  • Replayability: While some find it repetitive, others enjoy the different challenges presented by various planets, which can provide a unique experience each time.
  • Accessibility: The game is considered easy to pick up for beginners in the colony-building genre, with a well-done tutorial that helps new players understand the mechanics.

The main cons of the game

  • Poor AI Behavior: A significant number of reviews highlight the frustrating AI, where colonists often prioritize construction tasks over essential needs like food and water, leading to colony failures.
  • Limited Building Options: Players express dissatisfaction with the restricted building mechanics and the lack of diverse structures, which can make gameplay feel repetitive after a while.
  • Resource Management Issues: Many reviews mention imbalances in resource management, with players often finding themselves unable to progress due to slow resource generation or mismanagement.
  • Lack of Pause Functionality: The absence of a pause feature during gameplay is frequently criticized, as it hinders strategic planning and can lead to catastrophic failures.
  • Tedious Gameplay Loop: Some players feel that, after mastering the initial mechanics, the game becomes formulaic and lacks depth, leading to a less engaging experience over time.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Enhanced AI Control: Players desire more nuanced control over colonist behavior and task prioritization to prevent them from making poor decisions that jeopardize the colony's survival.
  • More Building Types and Upgrades: Users wish for a greater variety of buildings and the ability to upgrade existing structures, which would add depth and replayability.
  • Improved UI and Information Accessibility: Many reviews call for a more informative UI that provides essential statistics and resource management tools without excessive clicks.
  • Dynamic Challenges and Events: Players express a desire for more engaging narrative elements or dynamic challenges beyond the basic survival mechanics, which could enhance the gameplay experience.
  • Sandbox Mode: Some users suggest a sandbox mode for players who want to experiment with building without the pressure of survival, allowing for more creative freedom.

Summary

  • Overall, while Planetbase has a solid foundation and a captivating premise, user reviews reveal significant frustrations primarily related to AI behavior, gameplay mechanics, and the lack of depth in its systems. Many players are hopeful for improvements in the upcoming sequel, Planetbase 2.

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4.7

USERS Score

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