Although, Terraria itself was also known as " Minecraft? Never heard of it! And also we're 2D, and therefore different to the thing we've never heard of". Also known as, " Terraria? Never heard of it! And also we're sci-fi, and therefore different to the thing we haven't heard of". So, the first game I played was Starbound. What's the matter, guys? You afraid you're gonna miss the boat? No other medium does this you wouldn't expect, say, a graphic novel to be released in short instalments over the course of. Well, at least a statement that crafting and zombies are definitely possibly somewhere on the list of "features to maybe be added if we can be arsed", because all of these games were Early Access as well, the new politer name for, "desperately unfinished". So basically, all of them have crafting and zombies. The twin spectres of Minecraft and DayZ's unrepeatable success seem to hover over them all like the fucking Luftwaffe. This week I downloaded three new ones and, in this video, will offer my first impressions after an hour or two spent with each. Because the survival game cup has been runnething over lately on Steam. If I had known I had the power manifest my inner-most thoughts, I'd have brought about world peace and given all the buildings tits. It doesn't seem like that long ago when I thought it was a shame there weren't more wilderness-survival games, and I apologize. This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Rust, Starbound and 7 Days to Die.
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