DSOGaming writes: "Yes, the game is rough around the edges and not as polished as other triple-A games but keep in mind that a) this is an indie game and b) it is distributed for free. Not only that, but Starforge comes with infinite procedural terrain, customizable landscape, no loading screens (as players can go from the surface of a planet into outer-space) and a physics engine."
1RBC: This week in gaming, Starforge was abandoned by its developers, details about the pricing of the Nintendo Switch's online multiplayer service were unveiled, ZeniMax has been awarded $500 million in their lawsuit against Oculus VR and Namco founder Masaya Nakamura has passed away- all this and more on this week's episode of 1RBC Gaming Weekly.
Games developer Code Hatch has pulled their game StarForge from Steam and released a free DRM-free version of the title on their website.
Gale writes - "Basically, this is what happens when you’re not careful with the way you’re developing your game. While I have no intention on going into the matters of the developers themselves, I have to say that they clearly went way over their heads with this project. What started out as an incredibly potent project everybody talked about, turned into an Early Access nightmare, with patches removing interesting features and bugging the game further into oblivion. It’s important for you to understand that there was once a time when Starforge looked absolutely amazing, deal-breaking even."
This looks awesome! I hope its multiplayer/coop too so i can work together with friends.