Jeśli się wahasz nad zakupem tej gry jedyne co mogę powiedzieć to "ZRÓB TO"!
Czy może być coś fajniejszego niż robieni zupy w kosmosie?! Chyba nie! Spędziłam nad tą produkcją ponad 10h, a wciąż ciągnie mnie do dalszego grania.
Gra oferuje szereg wyzwań. Od pomniejszych osiągnięć, po wymyślanie nowych przepisów na zupy, a skończywszy na odblokowywaniu kolejnych planet. Na tych będziemy musieli się mierzyć nie tylko z wrogimi koncernami, ale też z tworzeniem naszej bazy. Działającej ostatecznie jak jeden wielki mechanizm, który co chwila wysyła w przestrzeń kolejne puszki zupy (oczywiście jeśli dostatecznie dobrze ją zaprojektowałeś).

I tried to make my friends play this many times and they looked at the game with that meh... expression. They mostly never tried it but all thoses who did liked it.

The game Launch like a terraria map where you gotta start every time from scratch* with a factory and explore to find ingredients. Once you're set up, you have to defend your soup factory versus, kinda pirate, I dont know the name but they basicaly try to eat or blow up your base.

It mostly base building, base defence, exploration and trying to mix up new combination of ingredients. where the game, get more complex as you unlock more options, ex. vehicles or new robots.

The game have a harsh while cartoony embience where you have to compete with rival company as an astro-worker and your boss just want results, he dont care that much about you but you understand this with a type of humor that is quite chaming for a game.

This is a sample of one of the jokes you face early on but in my words: Try to not die, every time an astro-worker dies, I gotta fill up a ton of paper and it cost me money to get a new one.

The art looks like additions of simple shapes to make your average object with colorfull background that change with planets, The pieces of factory you use are always the same color but as you place them, the art change with a tube placed on one side or the addition of a fan etc..., it not much but it get the job done and I did enjoyed it, the robots you use and your caracter are slightly less squared that the rest of the game but not much.

The online is weak not due to a bad interface but more because there isn't that much player at any given time that play online and it a shame for the effort that was given to make it simple and working. when you do manage to find some one it half of the time some random dude at the other side of the globe and when it does happen, the connection is as bad as the sexyness of a blobfish. If you play with friends nearby, it can support up to 4 players.

*I said from scratch but you do unlock new technologies with completed games.
** Sorry for my bad english if I made some mistakes, im french but I wanted this to reach a broader audience.

yeet that soop

gra zabugowana, coopa nie da sie grac, co chwila jakieś dziwne lagi.

Spoko symulator robienia zupek dla kosmitów. :P

kosmos nie gra

I was reluctant to get this game for awhile because I was afraid it was just another Terarriaesque game but I'm really pleased to discover that isn't the case. It incorporates several different mechanics into a very different and more directed experience. The game is focused around your base, a soup factory. You expand it by building modules; soup making machines, rockets to send the soup off to other planets and get paid, and turrets to defend the operation. In addition to the structural aspect you can also set up a network of robot laborers and conveyor belts to aid in distributing ingredients and soups throughout your factory, I haven't gotten to far into this aspect yet but it is something I'm looking forward to figuring out. You go out into the world and bring back ingredients, combining two of them into a soup. You can farm plants in oxygenated areas of the planet, however most of the planet is devoid of oxygen and you will slowly suffocate there. Playtime is divided into days, at the end of each day your profits for the day are displayed to you, you are given the opportunity to unlock certain upgrades, and then a new day begins starting you back at your base.

At this stage in early access I don't think there is a ton of content.

Also the game is lacking online multiplayer.

However it does have splitscreen 2 player co-op, which is a major plus.

Overall I would say this is a game to watch, and well worth picking up at the discounted price. The base building, day breakdown, and soup selling have the game feeling fresh and it shouldn't be mistaken as just another terraria type game. While it isn't perfect in it's execution of all these different mechanics it has a lot to build on and is quite fun as it is.

This game is soup-er.

I bought this game specifically to play with my partner.

A lot of the negative comments say that multiplayer is bad, or laggy, but in my experience (for about 10 hours) finds this to not be true.

Gameplay is simple, but there's always a lot to do and you always feel like you can improve, progression really feels like it helps, but even when you don't have a million robots at the beginning you still feel like you can make a great base.

If you love the base builder, farming or "job like" games, you'll love this!

All in all, we've gotten at least 10 hours (we're planning on playing more - there's still lots to explore!) of gameplay for 2 dollars. 10/10 can't ask for more.

EDIT: After going through the third portal, the multiplayer gameplay began to become unsynched a LOT.

It's not the internet connection because we're playing on the same connection, so we should be good to go. Also it only happens for some levels, so I can start to see what other people were talking about.

We still got great value out of this game while playable, and hopefully there will be an update or two to fix the issues.

If you only play single player, then go to another review, this review is entirely about co-op for the time being.


Definition: Input lag/delay is when there is a delay between the time you input an action on your input device (controller/kb+m) and the action happening on screen.

TLDR: The game in ONLINE co-op has input lag. If you are looking forward to playing co-op, please don't buy it yet.

Currently Nom Nom Galaxy (NNG) has input lag when you play in co-op. Everyone, even the host, experiences this input lag. It can range anywhere from 200 ms - 500 ms (rough estimate) depending on the connection. So if I press a button, it takes 200-500 ms for the action to happen on screen. This does not happen in single player, and when all players leave a hosted game, the host goes back to single player speed. This input lag is noticeable and gets very annoying overtime as it makes you miss jumps, and makes building your factory a laggy experience. The developer Q-Games has stated that this is currently the case because they have had a rough time with netcode, as the way they do it for PS4 doesn't work here on PC.

Here is the discussion thread: http://steamcommunity.com/app/226100/discussions/0/541906348050084830/

The developer had every opportunity to delay this game, and fix this massive issue before launch, but chose to release it in it's current, annoying to play in co-op, state. This is unacceptable Q-Games. So I will continue to warn people not to buy your game until you decide to fix this issue.

This game isn't quite what I expected. I love the polish, the style, and theme. The mechanics are solid and fun.

I saw it compared to things like Terraria and Starbound, and while that isn't incorrect, it's not quite right either. This isn't a sandbox game. At the time of this review, there are "levels" and a finite play time.

The game is broken down into days with the goal to get 100% of the market from your competitor (which as far as I can tell, is just a virtual system selling soup rather than a physical entity playing in your map). For instance, there is no enemy building a base and harvesting resources.

When the day is over, you are transported back to your base to start again, some of the monster spawns and resources will have changed. I couldn't tell if it was randomly generated or based on some kind of ecology.

After completing the mission the game does allow you to go back to your mission and "continue to play" however, you can only play one day at a time because once the day is over, it quits you out because you already have 100% of the market share.

I'm not sure where they plan on going with this, if it's a linear experience or if they do plan to add more sandbox elements in it like the other games in the genre.

From what I played I enjoyed every bit of it, but am a little let down on the fact it isn't an open ended, indefinite game type. Maybe that's my own failings for not doing enough research, but I would love to see the polish, art, and mechanics of Nom Nom Galaxy to have a sandbox mode.

At this time, it's realyl well done, but there isn't enough content to warrant the sticker price, so for that reason I cannot recommend the game. Hopefuly when more mechanics are added, levels, or what have you, I can reverse my position.