About This Game SpaceBourne is a Space Simulation / Arcade / Open World / RPG game.SpaceBourne’s universe has over 100 Solar Systems, over 400 planets and 37 landable Space Stations.SpaceBourne is designed so the player can have total freedom. In SpaceBourne the player can mine astroids, salvage wrecks, bounty hunt, discover black holes, come accross space anomalies, become a pirate, discover uncharted systems. While following the main storyline, the player can trade, accept side missions, help the races at war with each other and form up a force of his own. In all of these activities the player gets to make choices, he can choose to trade slaves, of start a war against them and end slavery.In order to accomplish all of this, one needs a good ship. Player character progresses through leveling, acquire new ships, modify the ships, create new and different weapons. ( As of Beta Ver. 5.0, the game has 144 different weapons and the number keeps going up with each update.)Player Character has active and passive traits. Passive traits ( such as Piloting, Trade, Charisma etc. ) gets better or not according to the playstyle. Active traits on the other hand is left to the player to choose and pick up as the character levels up.Except the main storyline SpaceBourne’s content is randomly generated. Every System is randomly generated at game initialization. This allows for the player to come across different events in every new map. This design choice was made in order to bring replayability to the game and allow the player to encounter different events on same maps.SpaceBourne includes 4 distinct races with different ships, and different specialties. There are more than 3.000 entities for you to interact.You can play SpaceBourne with Keyboard & Mouse, Gamepad or Joystick, the game supports Force Feedback.The Story:Everything starts on a regular day of July 2029 with the appearance of an Unidentified Flying Objects. That day is the first day of earth’s residents meeting their new guests. These guests just wait motionless for a long while... their purpose unclear. In order to be ready for the worst scenerio a committee is assembled by the world’s nations, Wolrd Air Defence Platform. One man is chosen to lead this new organisation, a man everyone calls “The Commander”.By February 2030 people start getting sick. This new disease with no cure starts to kill people in a year after its infection. What doctors call HX4, the people call “guest influenza”. At the year 2032 while the world is struggling with the disease, WADP plans an attack against the aliens who are believed to be behind the disease. But they attack first.While at first heavy casualties are taken, later on under the leadership of the “Commander” great victories start to come. More than 20 enemy ships are destroeyed in the next 3 years.By 2035, three quartes of the world’s population is gone and almost half of the enemy ships are cleared from the skies. While the people await news of a total victory, something shifts the balance... The Commander gets sick.An emergency meeting is held. The doctors increases all research efforts to no avail. Any passing day bring the inevitable closer for the Commander.12th of December 2037 it is decided that the Commander is to be frozen until a cure is found. The next day Commander closes his eyes in a sleeping chamber.When he opens his eyes again, he is in an abandoned space station in Earth’s orbit. The end had come for Earth, and he is still sick. He has tons of questions in his head, but no one around to answer.All he has is a deserted space station with a ship at the hangar, and an infinite universe.You can watch the introductory video of the newspapers from this link: https://youtu.be/nTdAuBDbpag 6d5b4406ea Title: SpaceBourneGenre: Indie, RPG, Simulation, Early AccessDeveloper:Burak DabakPublisher:Burak DabakRelease Date: 5 Oct, 2018 SpaceBourne Activation Code spacebourne trainer. youtube spaceborne. spacebourne slaves. spacebourne pc game. spacebourne limited. spaceborne computer wikipedia. spacebourne. spacebourne review. spacebourne game wiki. spacebourne on steam. spacebourne 3dm. spacebourne download. spacebourne game. spacebourne reddit. spacebourne update. spacebourne gameplay. spacebourne pc. spacebourne pc game review. spacebourne cheat engine. spaceborne escape plan. spacebourne anka. spaceborne looking for the cure. spaceborne warp module offline. spaceborne save game editor. spacebourne anka. spaceborne lidar. spacebourne ships. contact me spaceborne. spaceborne early access. spaceborne computer. spacebourne mods. space marine gameplay fr. spacebourne trailer Buy it..it's good! For all the nubs out there with only a couple hours trying to leave negative feedback before you've even had a chance to experience 1% of the game...gtfo of here with your stupidity.. Ambitious and potentially great... but oh god the dialogue.. This is a very good game for being early access, well worth the buy if you like Space sim games. Can't wait to see what the game is like when finished. I highly recommend this game even in its current state.. Coming from games such as No Mans Sky, or lie depending on how you look at it I was looking for an interesting space game. I really enjoyed Empyrion - Galactic Survival and had a really good time with it. Spacebourne for me so far (around 10 or so hours in) has been a real blast.Are there bugs 100%... It is early access and you should expect that. In saying that the space battles for me at least have been intense and well worth it. I feel this is a game that does have a steep learning curve and unless you're willing to learn with the game it will feel like you might as well give up. In saying that you shouldn't, there is a good RPG side to the game and making choices feels to me to have a direct impact on your gameplay. I'm having fun and for the price, the game is I think it well worth it. The visuals are spectacular at times and gives me a sense of immersion at times. I'm still learning the game and am eager to see more updates and the game progress because what I've seen so far it is a game that is worth it.. Early acess review, so take it that way. OK been in game for 13 hours and did some missions and part of the storyline. it has a few bugs but nothing Earthshaking. Good graphics and decent fights to mess with, some really serious ones too. lots of upgrades for ships and a few new ones out so far, but not a big selection. IMO not a bad game for the price so try it and see what you think, just remember its in Early Acess so dont expect perfection.. Game is good if you just want to listen to music and fly around. Updates are very good, I say pick it up sometime after early access or on sale if your unsure... This game is a painfully obvious asset flip, despite frequent initial updates that are sure to dry up when the cash grab is over. It does do some things "almost" right - i.e. the interiors of space stations look suitably gritty, grimy and surprisingly alive, with the inhabitants doing stuff and shuffling to and fro. (Unlike some games *coughNMScough* whose NPCs can't manage to get out of their chairs or walk a few steps or do much of anything). The impression is, however, severely marred by low-res textures and blurry graphics that would look dated about a decade ago, much less in 2018. Things don't get much better in space looks-wise. Space looks "merely OK", it has neither the fidelity of Elite Dangerous nor the campy and colorful sci-fi pulp novel feel of NMS. Stations' models are OK, but textures are atrocious; likewise with the spaceships. You'd think something bought "off the rack" and made by pros would look better, but I guess DBK decided to save a buck and buy lower-quality assets to flip. Of particular note is the atrocious warp effect that both looks bad and takes forever. You are forced into first-person perspective (revealing a horribly dated cockpit) and then have to sit and watch as a golden ring (straight out of Sonic) spawns ahead of your ship, then your ship lumbers up to it, and finally jumps to its destination.Which brings me to the main reason for the thumbs down, namely spaceflight. One would expect that in a SPACE SIM, spaceflight would be given proper attention. Not so in the case of Spacebourne. Your ship doesn't handle like a ship; in fact, it doesn't handle like any kind of a vehicle would. Momentum doesn't exist; essentially, you are controlling a first- or third-person shooter character that is shaped like a spaceship. Hit any of the direction buttons, and you instantly accelerate to max speed; let go, and you stop dead. There is supposed to be joystick support, but it doesn't work right now; not that it is needed - the action part of the game (space combat) is best played with keyboard and mouse.There is also a completely unnecessary division between "automatic" spaceflight (where you click the mouse on stuff in space to make your ship do things - collect loot, mine asteroids, etc.) and "manual" spaceflight (where you control the ship directly). The latter is needed for combat, and you'd think you would automatically switch into it when enemies are present - but no, you need to toggle between the two modes manually, wasting time.There's a story in the game... somewhere, buried under unfinished and poorly done translation from Turkish. Maybe it even has some poignancy to it, but it's impossible to take seriously between straining to read the atrocious font and "Engrish" moments that happen every five minutes. There even is a whole section where you are told what you need to do in order to progess... in Turkish. Perhaps in its native language, the narrative flows better, but I wouldn't know.In conclusion this game is not worth even the discounted asking price, and probably never will be. As any self-respecting asset flip, I expect it will die on the vine and be abandoned a couple months hence. Avoid. There are better alternatives out there.. well worth the less than $20 i paid updates come fast bugs fixes dito dont be put off with long blackscreen loadingtime when first start game u can do missions mine even craft alittle seems it can only get better. so far so good :-). I have played this game for 4 hours so far and plan to update this review as soon as I have seen more of the game.So far it is great fun with interesting gameplay and entertaining side quests. Its also very hardware friendly. In the space sections (that is where the "real" gameplay is played) I have a solid framerate with my rather aged PC.The shooting mechanics are very good and feel smooth although the lack of up/down thrust hurts me a bit (up/down thrust is now in the game).Although the quests are not at a witcher level (to be fair rarely any game achieves that) they are interesting and some of them even made me smile.It also has a great open world feeling and manages to deliver both: The feeling of being relatively alone in a gigantic open and empty space and the feeling of a "world" which has a lot of content and many things to explore.Oh and also ther is no minimap or waypoint system. Another huge +(waypoints have been added but you can turn them of afaik. Actually they are not of the annoying but of the helpful kind).I highly recoment playing this blind because it improves your experience a lot if you explore the universe at the same time as your character, rather than knowing everything from the start.Im now 18 hours in and the dev is super engaged and handles bugs mostly the same day you report them or the day after (when he works on grand updates it could take several months though. But if I talk about grand updates I mean updates that are biger than most dlc expansions from big companies).Now 38 hours in and just finished the early access story (this is not the end of the final story as it will be though).The game lacks replayability (in the new sandbox mode there is actually a whole bunch of replayability) but I am confident this will change with the full release version since the dev is super engaged - as I saied earlier - and has announced some pretty cool potential release features to vote from.Now almost 100 hours in (a lot of that is afk time while I have been working on the wiki) I have nothing to add to this other than the brackets that I just added. This game still gets a lot of bug fixes as well as huge updates. Buy this since other devs dont treat theyr games nearly as well as this one does. Early Access Version 1.1.7 Released: Bugs that are reported below are fixed:-Can’t buy items from the market even though I have enough money-Raid summary interface stucking at screen when raid over or leaving the raid area -Bank tutorial interface stucking at screen - Detail interface doesn't show up at shops. -Contracts remains on LFP panel after completing or canceling-Cargo overweight isn't affecting gameplay when load a saved game -I'm getting unbalanced experience points when mining-All Scanner related bugs are fixed -Some translation bugs are fixed-Some visual bugs are fixedThanks for your support and feedbacks in the Early Access process.. WISHLIST DRIVE FOR V2 GRIMOIRE SALE PRICE!!: WISHLIST COUNT as of 25/08/2018 : 36,743. Early Access Version 1.1.7 Hotfix Relesed: - Some scanner related bugs fixed- Some visual bugs fixed- Some mission related bugs fixed. - Some translation bugs fixed.. A Short Delay.: The game is almost ready. But I'm sorry to say the translations and voice acting of the content I added during beta period is causing a delay. I worked day and night to make the game ready for the 30th of August release date and was unable to post anything. But it seems Spacebourne won't be ready for release on schedule.The game should be ready next week. But I'm pushing the release date to 21th of September just in case.Thank you for your understanding.. Early Access v1.07 Released: Early Access v1.07 Notes-Startup Launcher removed due to several complaints -Major performance improvments at stations -New Feature : Auto save slot added -New Feature : Ship movement sensitivity added in the settings Edit:This setting could not be loaded in English because of an issue during localization. (will be fixed as soon as possible) You can find this options slider at Settings>Camera-Some minor bugs fixed If you are experiencing a freezing or crash in the game, please send us the log files. Log files location:C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Spacebourne\ASPv3\Saved\LogsYou can send us logs via Discord : https://discord.gg/QYdByuSOr via e-mail : info@dbkgames.com. Grimoire Opening Discount of 10%: I have decided it is just a nice thing to do for people who have been waiting years to play my game if I offered a 10% discount on the game during it's first week. After this ends, I want to assure anyone waiting for the game that Grimoire will never, ever sell at a discount at any time it is on the Steam store ever again. I won't permit it to be sold below it's retail value for any reason. I am too proud of my finished product to permit it to be turned into simply another commodity in a Steam sale. If Valve ever decides that sales of the product no longer justify it having a page then I will move it to another venue - but as the author I will never offer my game at a discount again anywhere. I'm not a corporation that turns out games like sausages and computes their price curves over rates of decay in market value. Grimoire is my unique and proprietary product and I only want to sell it to the most hardcore fans of the genre. I was never targeting the mass market or casual gamers. It is in the first paragraph of the original design document I wrote more than 20 years ago when I was putting a proposal together that described the entire game end-to-end in both story, design and implementation. It was an aristocrat's manifesto when it was written and the language was specifically that of an aristocrat declaring the game was not going to be designed to appeal to the masses. Only fans of the genre.In other news, Ellsworth Hall is continuing his development of a full suite of musical scores based on the original MIDI themes he created for Grimoire and these will be offered for sale alongside Grimoire at some time in the future on a CD on the store if approved by Steam.The release of Grimoire is now one week away.. Grimoire 1.2.0.28-R Update: The biggest problem for long-time players has been the bug with certain NPCs vanishing off the map and never returning. I'm truly sorry this was a bug in earlier versions and this bug remained in savegame files. This update features a substantial hack applied to saved games when they are loaded that tries to fix the incorrect flags and counters that some NPCs have carried forward from earlier versions. This should result in these NPCs reappearing in many locations at new intervals that have also been adjusted in their scheduling counters.The next update will likely restore the movement and dynamic pathfinding of the NPCs and also introduce their former competition with the player for tablets and other treasures hidden in Hyperborea. These things were commented out but some of the old code has already been incorporated to give the NPCs agendas and schedules of their own.The following update after that will be in tandem with the release of the manual for the game.. How far we have come since Eearly Access: All the features and improvements listed below are made according to the requests of Early Access players:
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