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Posted November 17, 2022
Mystic survival game set among the dunes of an arcane desert - Starsand is out of its early access and available on GOG!

It presents us with an open-world full of danger, vast environments and mysterious happenings. Starsand is THE desert survival game. Among many features, you can expect to explore the said arcane desert - finding shade, water and life while using your energy wisely, hunt for food, make weapons, build a shelter, try to tame the environment and defend your base.

In this desert you are both a hunter and prey, it’s up to you to decide your ultimate fate.

Get Starsand now and enjoy a 10% launch discount that lasts until November 24th, 5 PM UTC.
Posted November 17, 2022
Maybe just a liiiittle bit inspired by a certain book series and film.
Posted November 17, 2022
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Themken: Maybe just a liiiittle bit inspired by a certain book series and film.
Oo, oo, I know! Star Wars! =P
Posted November 17, 2022
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Themken: Maybe just a liiiittle bit inspired by a certain book series and film.
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P-E-S: Oo, oo, I know! Star Wars! =P
Close but no spice!
Posted November 17, 2022
Me reading: Star... Oh my... sand. Oh well. Let see next time.
Posted November 17, 2022
Gameplay reminds me of The Solus Project and Subnautica plainly based on videos of the gameplay.
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truhlik: Me reading: Star... Oh my... sand. Oh well. Let see next time.
There are several games elsewhere with names beginning with 'Star' that I would like here on GOG as well.
Post edited November 17, 2022 by Themken
Posted November 17, 2022
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P-E-S: Oo, oo, I know! Star Wars! =P
We have combed the desert and found nothing! :P
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truhlik: Me reading: Star... Oh my... sand. Oh well. Let see next time.
Star... lancer! The prequel to Freelancer. I was just thinking about it, what a coincidence :P.
Post edited November 17, 2022 by WinterSnowfall
Posted November 17, 2022
The only thing this game is missing is a bunch of houses that are all bickering over who controls the spicy drugs.
Posted November 17, 2022
Sure. There is missing a lot of Star*** games. Where *** equals wildcards = whatever.
And when we substitute Star with * we get ****.
So in the end we're missing **** games here. Coincidence? :)
Posted November 17, 2022
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P-E-S: Oo, oo, I know! Star Wars! =P
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WinterSnowfall: We have combed the desert and found nothing! :P
We ain't found shit!;)
Posted November 17, 2022
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Catventurer: The only thing this game is missing is a bunch of houses that are all bickering over who controls the spicy drugs.
But... without spicy drugs, the dreamers in the Guild of Navigators can't fold space and whooosh everything around!
Posted November 17, 2022
The main inspiration for the game is the desert survival story of this guy:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauro_Prosperi
Posted November 17, 2022
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Catventurer: The only thing this game is missing is a bunch of houses that are all bickering over who controls the spicy drugs.
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WinterSnowfall: But... without spicy drugs, the dreamers in the Guild of Navigators can't fold space and whooosh everything around!
Thus the only solution is more spicy drugs for everyone!
Posted November 18, 2022
Looks like a game with a lot of exploration? How hard is this game?

The reviews seem low right now but it's mostly people complaining that the in-dev version was not updated anymore. But now there is a full release so I assume the developer didn't abandon the game after all.
Posted November 18, 2022
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RyaReisender: But now there is a full release so I assume the developer didn't abandon the game after all.
There have been too many games (in general) coming out of early access with minor stuff added/changed while having a 1.0 sticker slapped onto them. When something like that can happen with the likes of higher-profile games such as M&B 2: Bannerlord, I will remain wary of games using such development methods.
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