- October 1, 2015
- Nefarious Dimensions Interactive Games
ARM: Planetary Prospectors Asteroid Resource Mining
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About
"ARM: Planetary Prospectors - Asteroid Resource Mining" is a simulation game that allows players to manage and operate their own asteroid mining enterprise. Extract valuable resources from asteroids, research new technologies, and compete with other companies to become the leading force in space exploration and mining. The game features realistic physics, detailed 3D graphics, and a dynamic economic system, providing an immersive and challenging experience for players.











- The game has an interesting concept and unique mechanics, particularly in mining and space exploration.
- There is potential for growth and improvement, with some players expressing hope for future updates and fixes.
- The developers are active and engaged with the community, showing dedication to the game's development.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, crashes, and technical issues, making it nearly unplayable for many users.
- The tutorial is poorly designed or non-existent, leaving players confused about controls and gameplay mechanics.
- There are significant discrepancies between the game's marketing materials and the actual product, leading to feelings of false advertising.
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay experience is highly polarized, with some players appreciating the open-world exploration, asteroid mining mechanics, and flight system, while others criticize it for being buggy, lacking effective tutorials, and feeling restrictive. Many users report technical issues such as crashes and glitches that hinder enjoyment, leading to a sense of frustration and disappointment. Overall, while there are promising mechanics and a compelling story, the execution leaves much to be desired.
“Open world and asteroid resource mining is actually a nice gameplay which provides players freedom to explore outer space.”
“The flight mechanics and tool use are wonderful, the free look allows for a very robust menu/stats system to be accessed; it's a little overwhelming at first, but once you get it, it all makes very good sense.”
“Neat mechanics and a very nice space flight system.”
“Overall, I'd say this is one of the most disappointing gameplay experiences I've ever had in a game. There is little to no guidance from the tutorials that actually helps you much, and the frequency of crashing to desktop and freezing in freelook mode made this one of less than five games I've ever attempted to refund, and mind you, I kept No Man's Sky.”
“Bland gameplay, at this time, makes me feel as though I am a prisoner within the game, being punished for playing.”
“Horrible gameplay; in fact, it's unplayable. Glitchy graphics, no tutorial whatsoever. Everything I could do was getting in an 'armor suit' and start moving around, trying not to bump into anything.”