Space Engineers 2

Space Engineers is a game that has grown exponentially since its 2013 Steam early access release. What started out as a budding open-world survival sandbox has quickly become one of the most intricate and detailed sandbox titles out there. Successive updates and DLC have added new maps, scenarios, and building pieces to the game that offer more opportunities for players to let their imagination run wild. But how does it hold up after all these years?

Space Engineers can be described as such a large-scale virtual construction kit, which offers countless possibilities of building in full detail. If you're looking for a game where you want to turn your ideas into reality, Space Engineers is for you and can keep you entertained for hundreds of hours. What we must highlight, besides the building, is the visuals and the absolutely top-notch soundtrack, which will be very easy to succumb to. A small flaw we can point out are the occasional bugs and minor frame drops with weaker machines.

If there is something what Keen Software House has prove to the players in last five years, it's that they keep with their word. They didn't leave their community and they are keep trying solve even the long-term problems or shortcomings. The game is definitely not perfect. However it offers an experience in which you can lost yourself for a long time. It constantly supplies you with dopamine for solving all the particular problems. If you are a sandbox gamer and if you like science fiction and you also love to create and even destroy things, you should give Space Engineers a chance.

Long way since 2013, but result is not bad. Space Engineers in full game offers decent sandbox construction and survival.

For the kid who saw lego as a means of expression, Space Engineers has a lot to offer and its initial unwieldiness is unlikely to hinder their enthusiasm to create. But for this scribe, who was happy just building Hogwarts over and over as a child, Space Engineers' pedantic (though admirably ambitious) level of complexity was able to sustain interest for only so long.