The first priority for any player is to devise a shelter. Still, despite the minor changes, many truths from other open world sandbox games remain constant. Other important pieces of equipment and resources can be assigned to one of ten hotkey buttons, but the others remained squirreled away in the inventory until the time is right. I took to leaving a weapon equipped in the L or R hotkey position, so I could press X at a moment's notice to prepare for a fight.
Violent enemies are everywhere, which means a Starbound player must be on constant alert. Unlike Terraria and Minecraft, there is no solace in sunlight. Not to mention, danger lurks everywhere at all times. Even if a character is in a cave or dungeon, there's no guarantee of warmth. Staying near a torch or campfire is the only early fix, though eventually clothing can be made to keep a body warm. It gets cold at night on desolate planets, and no one wants to freeze. Hunger isn't the only unexpected variable to take into account: heat is another. Since hunger factors into performance, it seemed like a smart decision at the time. I went with a Floran, because the plant people are visually pleasing and can eat vegetation that would be poisonous to other races. Players are free to choose whichever they prefer, and then customize said character's appearance. Six races were available from the outside in the Early Access version released on Steam, and vary from the standard Human, to more unorthodox Apex, Avian, Floran, Hylotl, and Glitch. A spiritual successor to the wildly successful Terraria, Starbound gives players the chance to choose a race and explore the stars, visiting numerous planets and developing substantial bases and ties on each one.Ī Starbound adventure doesn't begin on a grand scale. Such is an early plight for players of Starbound, the latest action RPG sandbox simulation from Chucklefish. It would bring with it the chance to spread my wings and see other worlds, but who knows who, or what, would answer that call.
I've come to a point where I can build a Distress Beacon, but doing so would let the universe know I exist. It's the perfect opportunity prove myself, to show Florans don't have to be warlike monsters. This planet is mine for the taking, with wilderness as far as the eye can see.
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