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Cubic Odyssey

Sett ut på en galaktisk reise i Cubic Odyssey, et eventyr satt til en åpen verden der du får utforske pulserende planeter, lage verktøy, bygge kjøretøy og slåss mot Red Darkness. Avdekk urgamle mysterier og form et univers fullt av liv, fare og endeløse muligheter!

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Dig Smart, Not Hard

7. mai

Mining is a key feature in Cubic Odyssey. You’ll spend a lot of time underground, digging for precious ores and rare materials. But you’re not going to dig with your bare hands, right? And using a shovel is too old school. That’s why you need the Extractor, a handy tool that will help you dig much faster.

One thing to keep in mind: you'll need plenty of batteries to keep your tools — including the Extractor — charged. So be sure to craft some and take them with you before heading underground. That way, you won’t have to go up every 20 minutes.

It probably won’t surprise you, but caves are dark. You’ll need something to help you avoid getting lost in the maze of stone and dirt. A few dozen torches should do the trick — they’re easy to craft and small enough, so it won’t take a lot of space in your backpack.

There's no need to dig randomly in all directions looking for ore. Just ask QB-1 for help. He's excellent at scanning the terrain and will tell you exactly where to find the materials you’re after. Once you’ve discovered a type of rare ore, he can track it for you — or search for materials of a specific level you need.

Don’t get too greedy — remember to return home now and then to store everything you’ve mined. You can always come back later. Sort your resources into chests, and if there’s something you don’t need, you can recycle or sell it for a good price.

Get ready to begin your journey on May 14th, when Cubic Odyssey launches on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5.

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The Importance of Trading

5. mai

To become a successful galaxy explorer, you’ll need top-notch equipment. Of course, you're free to craft almost everything yourself, but some items can only be purchase from NPCs.

To trade, you’ll need money called qbits, which you earn by completing main and side quests or selling anything you no longer need. For example, some NPCs will gladly pay you for getting rid of pesky pirates lurking nearby.

Head to the nearest town — there you’ll find a trade terminal or characters willing to sell you goods. They offer everything from water and ore to weapons, vehicles, or even spare parts to fix your spaceship, so you can continue exploring the galaxy sooner.

If you're cruising through space and eager to trade, there's no need to land on the nearest planet. Simply visit any space station, where you'll find traders, shops, and workbenches. These stations are usually located near warp gates, which are marked on every star system map.

The more you trade, the higher your trade level becomes. This affects prices and may also unlock previously unavailable items in stores. So don’t forget to visit traders regularly — you don’t want to fall behind.

You can already try out the trading system in the free demo available on Steam, which includes the first couple of hours of the game. Discover even more when Cubic Odyssey launches on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5.

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Exploring the galaxy

30. apr.

While traveling around the galaxy, you may come across many undiscovered planets. By simply looking at them, you can see how many light-years it will take to get there. You’ll also be able to see how strongly a planet is consumed by Red Darkness, how advanced its technologies are, how dangerous the enemies are, and what level of resources you can gather.

The route to some planets may not be short enough for a regular flight. If a planet is too far away, you can activate cruise mode, which helps you cover long distances in a short period of time. Don’t forget to use the map of the system—it will make navigation much easier.

When you're done exploring your current star system, you might want to check out some of the others. To get there, you’ll need to make a warp jump, which requires your spaceship to have warp cells, that can be crafted or purchased from NPCs.

Once you've discovered a new star system, you can use warp gates to return to systems you’ve already visited.

The galaxy map also shows how many planets each system contains and how many warp jumps are needed to reach your destination.

You’ll be able to explore the galaxy of Cubic Odyssey on May 14th, when the game releases on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5. Don’t forget to add it to your wishlist on Steam and try out the free demo!

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They solved the battery issue in the release version. In the demo, the need to carry a dozen batteries was just painful, rather than having some means for the battery to recharge in your inventory over time since you can not do anything but walk at a rather slow pace if you run out of battery. Which is a fun killing mechanic rather than just being a hindrance....