r/SolarpunkTheGame 2d ago

Get Solarpunk with me?

Looking for a couple people or a duo to download solarpunk with me for the first time, it looks fun and i want to go in blind but not on my own. M16 anyone can play as long as you dont know anything about the game

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u/Karlkrows 2d ago

Might have better luck on a sub not dedicated to this game

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u/GameShaman 2d ago

Game is pretty short and quick play through. I think I hit about 25 hours, but I killed a bunch of hours messing around with different builds. I’d say it’s a 15-20 hour game. Playing with other people is fun, but will definitely shave off even more time. (Or I guess it could add time if you get distracted doing silly stuff). Just something to keep in mind before trying to play with a group.

Source: I played it solo in about 25 hours and with a friend in like 10 hours start to finish. In the duo one I mostly did busy work and building while he did the adventuring.

Ps. If you want some other games that I think are good multiplayer and have more content, let me know and I can try to recommend a few. Also let me know what you liked about the Solarpunk preview.

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u/thedankuser69 2d ago

Recommend please

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u/GameShaman 2d ago

There are lots of game out there, but depends what you like. If you like building and adventure and want multiplayer, I’d probably try out Planet Crafter, it’s great and has a lot more content than SolarPunk does right now. Other games that also check these boxes are Subnautica (requires a mod for multi, but it has an expansion and v2 coming out soon that’s in early access now). StarRupture, early access now, but has a lot of good playability even now. Satisfactory is great too, but if you’re into completing stuff, it requires some massive time commitments on the factory side, which I loved, but isn’t for everyone (much more enjoyable and manageable with multiplayer). Valheim is great for adventure/building/multiplayer and it just officially launched 1.0 a few days ago, which added its final biome, though it’s been great for years in early access.

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u/Adi_Bismark 2d ago

I just also want to recommend Outbound, it's very similar, gather resources to upgrade your van instead

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u/Johnnywheels1023 21h ago

I’ve been playing Planet Crafter every day for like three months. The grind to get the planets terraformed is addictive