Valuable materials and rare weapons key to your survival can only be found on a scavenging run, forcing players to leave the safety of their home bases and chance a run through the unpredictable dangers of the outside world.Īlthough it’s still in Steam Early Access, Scrapnaut shows a lot of promise.
Craft weapons and armor for a fighting chance at survival. Monsters roam the land outside of your walls. Grow and harvest crops, construct shelter and walls, you can even set up electricity and water systems for maximum comfort.
Use all of your wits and resourcefulness to carve out a haven for yourself in this cruel landscape. Players explore a future world intent on choking the life out of you, but you’re not going to let it. Scrapnaut is a straightforward survival game with a steampunk aesthetic and an emphasis on base building. Those similarities should make transitioning to Starbound effortless for Terraria fans. You’d be hard pressed to find any game anywhere that’s more similar to Terraria than Starbound. Although no single planet in Starbound can compare to the sheer scale of a map in Terraria, there are so many different places to explore with their own wildlife and environmental challenges that you’ll never run out of things to do. Each world’s geography is procedurally generated from more than a dozen types to ensure a unique experience every time you step foot on a new planet. But while Terraria confines you to a single, randomly-generated map (huge as it may be), Starbound throws you into an adventure that crosses worlds.įans of Terraria will love the sheer variety in Starbound’s countless worlds. I would hold off on launching anything, such as Starbound, until the files have moved completely if you opted to move them.Starbound is often referred to as “Terraria in space” due to how it looks, feels, and plays like Terraria. This will ask you if you want to move all your files from where they are to the new (default) location. Right Click "Documents" in file explorer If you need a reminder on how to do restore your documents folder to the default location: That could possibly be your problem or a problem for others who come across this thread. I've now restored it to the C: drive and Starbound runs fine. I did notice, after all that, I had my documents, pictures and music folders set to a different drive other than the default C. After much tinkering about with folder & file permissions, trying EarthboundX's possible solution and even doing a reset of windows (for reasons other than trying to play Starbound) I still had the error.
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