Eden Crafters

Hey everyone, Survival and factory-building simulators are my favorite genre—just check out my profile page. So I'll keep it short: I'm thrilled with this game! It's the closest game to Satisfactory I've played (and I've tried nearly everything: Foundry, Stationeers, Techtonica, Astro Colony, etc.). The terraforming mechanics remind me of Planet Crafter, which is definitely a plus. I'm willing to overlook the occasional glitches and bugs, as well as the imperfect building interface. It's not Satisfactory, but I'm still having a blast. Highly recommended!

6/14/2025: All the videos out there are going to tell you that this game is a rip off of other games. But it really is not, the graphics are open source and the game itself is unique. Yes, it shares similarities with other games and has some new innovations. But if you have played as many survival/terraforming/factory games I have played then yes there will be great interest here. Good luck pioneers!

A really nice game, blends industry with space exploration, I wrote this in early access, so the game is not finished and lacking. But overall its a great game.

I love the fact that it's at your own pace and I also enjoy seeing the world around me changing. I kind of wish there was some sort of visible radial effect of the water purifiers and other buildings that have an area of effect.

This game is basically like Satisfactory in reverse: Instead of rushing to exploit an alien world to feed the infinite growth of corporate Earth, you're literally turning uninhabitable planets into possible future havens for humanity. There's a lot less production value, as you might expect from an indie game, but there's a whole lot more heart, and I think that makes a lot of difference.

Game has a lot of potential and I look forward to 1.0. It's a lot like Satisfactory, but in this the only monster you have to fight is the ship flight controls.

Very addictive, has a lot of room for growth but all in all a fantastic game as is if you like automation at all. Would love to see more worlds at some point!

This game is a good game in both Co-Opt and stand alone.Ifinally played in Co-OP and am enjoying it alot.

Yes, this game is a close copy of [i]Planet Crafters[/i] and [i]Factorio[/i]. Some people are very angry about that but I'm not. The concept works, the parts harmonize and provide more "play" than either of the originals alone. That said, this game (it's in EA, right?) needs a bit more polish. The graphics are a bit crude, the landscape is downright ugly starting out, it's easy to get stuck, and positioning blocks is very hit-and-miss. The drone is cool, but what does it actually provide?

At the current state this game still needs some polish but it is good enough to play. Figuring out the gameplay was not too difficult. Its like satisfactory meets planet crafter. You need to craft items to terraform the land. you have to set up "factories" to make the components you need to be able to complete the tasks at hand. for the most part you can do a lot by hand but it takes a lot of time. If you utilize the warehouses you can have what you need be sent into the warehouse and have access to it anywhere on the map for building. as you progress you will terraform more and more locations. the drone is a great feature, though i wish it had just a bit more range. The ship is a fantastic way to get around the map but the controls are kind of sloppy in my opinion but not difficult. There is a lot to do, which makes it a great time dump if you like this kind of thing, but can also make it slow to progress. Some issues i have noticed so far: 1. While in the drone the ores you can mine are just cubes rather than the normal shape while walking around. 2. During multiplayer sometimes one of the players who is not the host will have a desync and not be able to see some machines. Additionally they will get in the ship as a passenger and not see the ship move, which ends up with them getting out of the ship where it took off rather than where it went to. A simple reconnect usually fixes the issue. 3. while running a conveyor belt it sometimes doesnt snap to the current one correctly, causing materials to get stuck on the belt rather than go the entire length. Removing and replacing the dead zone will fix this issue. 4. occasionally, you will consume an oxygen capsule or food and it will not register you using it while taking it out of your inventory. This has killed me once. 5. the keybind for consuming food is the same as splitting the stack of other items, thus making it impossible to share food amongst friends. everyone needs to craft their own consumables or place it in a chest for them to take. 6. If you play for an extended time with friends at some point the ship charging station will no longer work. host will need to restart the game for it to work again. However this does make a great reminder to go outside for a moment. 7. when you go to build a conveyor belt you may experience severe FPS drop. I have not been able to find what causes this but if you cancel the build and try again it is smooth as butter. Things i would like to see added in the future. 1. Sounds for the machines. right now they are basic and have absolutley no audio to them so you dont get that satisfaction of production. they do move up and down though. kinda goofy but not in a bad way. 2. Drone distance. Even if you make it as an upgrade module you have to build, it would make cleaning water so much better since you would be able to go more than 20 feet away from the shoreline. 3. additional food items and necessity for water consumption. Honestly this is not a hude deal but i feel like ive had enough boxed leaves for now haha. Great work so far. I am looking foward to future content on this game.

Eden Crafters is a fun, planet terraformer along the lines of Satisfactory and Planet Crafters. It provides a voxel-based game that allows you to modify the ground itself, something largely missing with both of the others. 4.5/5.0 stars!

It's a very good game! Shapez 2, Planet Crafter type of mix. Progression feels good. 100% recommended!

Interesting game that is a blend of Satisfactory and Planet Crafter. In planet crafter, making items was never fully automatic. There was always manual involvement. In this game, you can automate almost every component. It is however less easy to setup good production lines as in Satisfactory. This also gives it sharm as this will mean more spaghetti belting is needed. The only downside to this game is that it lacks the polish of the aforementioned titles. It is getting updates on the regular, and the gameplay in the current state is already very solid.

This game has too much lag and poor performance. If its not gonna be fixed, I will abandon this game. In a game where life and death hang with how much time in between getting O2 lag being a factor the LAG truely means death. Such games do not belong here.

I only tried this game briefly, but I was very disappointed in the game in the short time I tried it. Graphics was very crude and didn't match the impressions I got from the screenshots or video of the game. Collision detection wasn't working properly and you could walk through part of the space craft that landed you on the planet, which means you would clip into the space craft. I didn't expect this to be a polished game, but I expected the most basic functionality to work properly, before it was released in early access.

I was looking for something new to play and this game caught my eye, but I wasn't pleased with the experience after I played for a brief time. I very soon got a bad feeling about it and remembering the ability to refund games I quickly decided to request a refund. The world looks ugly, movement is stiff (or what to say) and it feels like it tries to copy-cat Satisfactory and Planet Crafter. Multiplayer was working poorly, although I know it is an Early Access but if my wife clicked to heal with food too quickly the healing didn't take effect and the food was wasted, it was one of the irritating elements that made us nearly ragequit. Besides looking ugly and gameplay issues, the game starts out in a very unappealing way. Air in the suit lasts for brief moments outside the building and ship cockpit, so we could only run out to what we were to do quickly and then run in again, it was more annoying than the low capacity of the oxygen tanks T1 in Planet Crafter even, which can be quickly upgraded very visibly too. I don't recommend the game at all, I doubt the game engine can allow the game to become good eventually either, so I decided to not even allow the game to wait for release. Refunded.

Too many bugs for a release - Trains completely bugged - Asteroids are bugged - Storage boxes tier 2 have two outputs and two inputs but don't balance them at all

I admit to the perfect balance Planet Crafter had with me and any other first time open world survivor crafter and resource manager....plus. Planet Crafter is ideal for first timers. But Eden Crafter is very ideal for the next step challenge, for anyone looking for a very similar look and feel. But Eden Crafter from the beginning has more challenges. I was told Subnautica is a strong first for a next level challenge, after Planet Crafter. To be honest, I tried both near the same time and they are both good fits. My next challenge is to invite alien or other threats. Something like Abiotic Factor or Alters.

Love it so far <3 ocf it has it´s bugs but the concept is awesome

I don't know if its worth playing or not, game crashed had to get refund. 2 weeks and no help to fix issue.

Always something to be doing. Love the graphics and the images in game.

The fun is in the bugs.

Fantastic Game. I Can Ride THE FUCKING TRAIN

Love it all. A lot of fun

it a good game

Great game