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http://store.steampowered.com/app/97000/
A great little Sandbox game where you start out as a tiny asteroid floating in space. Slowly but surely, you hurl yourself into other small asteroids; fusing both of them together into a larger, more massive rock.
You do this again and again and before you know it, you've transformed yourself into a small planet. Now you've got gravity on your side, as well as choices to make.
Throughout the game, you are given tips on the game via an ascended being. This being also makes available missions that you can do for them. You can do these missions at your leisure or you can go your own way and build the way you want.
The universe seems unending and I just can't seem to put it down. Overall if I had to sum up the game in a single sentence, it would probably read: "This game reminds me of playing the Cell Stage of Spore, but in space!"
The one man who developed the game, Murudai, is very active on the Steam forum and shows great enthusiasm for his game as well as the community. Definitely makes me feel like my $8.99 was very well spent.
I encourage anyone who is remotely interested to try the demo. You can't do the missions in the demo but you can build up you asteroid/planet (though I bought the game after playing for 15 mins so I'm not sure how far).
A great little Sandbox game where you start out as a tiny asteroid floating in space. Slowly but surely, you hurl yourself into other small asteroids; fusing both of them together into a larger, more massive rock.
You do this again and again and before you know it, you've transformed yourself into a small planet. Now you've got gravity on your side, as well as choices to make.
Throughout the game, you are given tips on the game via an ascended being. This being also makes available missions that you can do for them. You can do these missions at your leisure or you can go your own way and build the way you want.
The universe seems unending and I just can't seem to put it down. Overall if I had to sum up the game in a single sentence, it would probably read: "This game reminds me of playing the Cell Stage of Spore, but in space!"
The one man who developed the game, Murudai, is very active on the Steam forum and shows great enthusiasm for his game as well as the community. Definitely makes me feel like my $8.99 was very well spent.
I encourage anyone who is remotely interested to try the demo. You can't do the missions in the demo but you can build up you asteroid/planet (though I bought the game after playing for 15 mins so I'm not sure how far).
