This game might have the lowest review score on steam at 4% positive, even Day One: Gary's Incident is in the double digit %.

There is a good reason for this, but all that anyone needs to know is to never EVER even THINK about buying this game.

Honestly, people made such a stink about No Man's Sky refunds... This crap, RIGHT HERE deserves unconditional refunds to ANYONE who payed ANY money for it. Infact, if there isn't already a petition for it, there should be.

This game is the reason I stopped complaining about games like Aliens: Colonial Marines and No Man's Sky when they don't deliver on promises. I just say to myself, "Hey, at least they aren't as bad as Starforge."

This is actually the only game I have ever had to set to "never show in my Steam library" and then delete the crap out of any trace of it on my PC after Steam refused to give a refund.

Trash is something you throw away and forget about, this is not trash, it is more similar to radioactive waste, you dispose of it in a special marked location and then have to keep an eye on it for fear that it might poison the entire area for the next 10,000 years.

This game might have the lowest review score on steam at 4% positive, even Day One: Gary's Incident is in the double digit %. There is a good reason for this, but all that anyone needs to know is to never EVER even THINK about buying this game. Honestly, people made such a stink about No Man's Sky refunds... This crap, RIGHT HERE deserves unconditional refunds to ANYONE who payed ANY money for it. Infact, if there isn't already a petition for it, there should be. This game is the reason I stopped complaining about games like Aliens: Colonial Marines and No Man's Sky when they don't deliver on promises. I just say to myself, "Hey, at least they aren't as bad as Starforge." This is actually the only game I have ever had to set to "never show in my Steam library" and then delete the crap out of any trace of it on my PC after Steam refused to give a refund. Trash is something you throw away and forget about, this is not trash, it is more similar to radioactive waste, you dispose of it in a special marked location and then have to keep an eye on it for fear that it might poison the entire area for the next 10,000 years.