You have crashed on an alien planet, where strange mechanical creatures roam the land and violent thunderstorms shake the earth. Not only do you have to stay alive in this hostile environment - you also have to research a cure for a mysterious plague that has befallen all of humanity. No pressure there, right"

After their nautically-themed debut FarSky, FarSky Interactive's Sky Break takes to the stars, stranding you on the planet Arcania. And there you are, with a whole new and very distinctive looking world to explore. You're free to roam, but there's always a set of objectives that gets you further ahead in your task to save mankind.

One of the game's standout features is that it allows you to hack enemies, turning them into friendly robots that fight along beside you. Another thing I really appreciate is the fact that harvesting materials doesn't feel like a waste of time here. With each plant or fiber you gather, you're actually working towards your goal of synthesizing a cure.
Sky Break looks and sometimes feels like a survival game with crafting and whatnot - that is to say just like its direct predecessor FarSky - but it's a far more streamlined experience. During its early access existence thus far, a lot of features have been cut or modified in order to fit this design philosophy. While not everyone might agree with these changes, they are a part of game creation, and early access allows everyone a glimpse into that process. As it stands right ...