Starfieldmay have split opinion, but there’s a lot of fun to be had if you’re dedicated enough to build and run your own outpost network. If that’s something that appeals to you, you might want to take a look at the delightful upcomingPlanetSmithwhich blends that idea with the aesthetic ofMinecraftto create an end product that looks like something we’ll be able to while away hours in.
Take a look atPlanetSmithin action below.
“Dive into a tranquil realm of boundless creativity with our Creative Mode. Step into a world where your imagination sets the course – sculpt landscapes, erect monumental structures, craft intricate houses, or even breathe life into colossal characters,” the synopsis reads. “The possibilities are exclusively yours to define. Unleash your artistic spirit, design awe-inspiring monuments, and then proudly showcase your creations, inviting others to marvel at your ingenuity.”
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You can both visit and craft a variety of biomes, including “polar biomes, scorching equatorial deserts, large continents to conquer, and charming clusters of islands dotting deep blue oceans,” soPlanetSmith’s developers have certainly considered variety. You’ll be tasked with foraging for supplies to build shelters in order to survive, including mining below each planet’s surface. The better your foraging skills become, the more complex items you’ll be able to craft.
WhilePlanetSmithmay not be out just yet (nor do we have a release date), you can currentlydive into a demoas a part of the ongoingSteamNext Fest. To get involved, simply head on over toPlanetSmith’s page on the Steam store and download the demo to dive in.
Topics:Starfield,Minecraft,Steam,PC
