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Space Engineers/Medieval Engineers
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So.  I love me some builder games.  There's a couple games out there---one that is dominating the Space builders, Space Engineers.



Space Engineers is unique in a few ways.  Destruction is... gorgeous in it.  Your ships deform and damage in neat ways.  When you battle, it looks like you've battled.  AND, it updates -weekly-, and has done so steadily for a year and a half.  Tangible, deliciously useful updates.  This game is endlessly fun.  It's a bit intensive on a computer right now----it's still in ALPHA, but holy moley, it's an amazing alpha.



Now, there's another game that's done by the same group---it's also in alpha, but being developed along side Space Engineers---two different teams, but their are shared concepts.  The other game is Medieval Engineers, which comes to steam tomorrow.



Obviously this game is more centered around Medieval tech, sort of a more Wooden/Stone/Crude metal type of gameplay.  But... look at the gorgeous castles you can make...

And how they can be destroyed.  Yes, this game takes a note from Space Engineers---the damage looks real, and there's something else this game is gonna do/is doing---Structural Integrity.  If you weaken something enough, it will -collapse-.  This is an extremely early build---so there's a lot of derpy things still, and the Structural Integrity is more of a pain than anything right now, -but- it's beautiful as well.  And here's the kicker---they plan to keep this on the same update schedule as Space Engineers.  Every Thursday, this game and Space Engineers will turn out new content/fixes.



I cannot gush enough about these games.  I will say---they can be daunting at first, but... they can also be extremely fun.  If you like to build, check this stuff out.  (I'm looking at you @Rigley.)
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#2
I gots Space Engineers, it's highly enjoyable. Even more so now that you can blueprint your designs. Awwwh it's gonna be great when they add planets [which they're working on]
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So... I bought Medieval Engineers.

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Does it have co-op?
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(02-22-2015, 10:26 AM)Roxas65 Wrote: Does it have co-op?

It will eventually, right now?  No.  I think they want to make it all a little more stable before they do... and allow for larger worlds that what is currently available.
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My progress today.
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Well, I'm a goddamn moron. Apparently Space Engineers was free to play this weekend and I noticed that in the last half hour or so.
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