Diverse enemies and fighting styles allow experimentation and prevent battles from becoming stagnant and repetitive.
The side-scrolling combat, whether you prefer a melee weapon or slightly more thematically appropriate firearms, is tactical, responsive, and at times intensely challenging. Other than gathering resources, the main way you interact with these places is by killing their inhabitants. Exciting, randomized locations, hidden ruins, new crafting resources, and quests round out these worlds and help them come alive. And that's just in one vertical slice of a single planet. It's fully possible to land on a frozen world and drill down to a liquid ocean, beneath which is a temple made of bones, which in turn hides a steampunk mineshaft leading even deeper to a lava-filled mini dungeon. I wasn’t fully prepared for some of the downright disturbing (in a good way!) buried biomes I came across, and I’d rather not spoil them for you here other than to say to expect the unexpected. Each also contains several different biomes, both above and below ground, so you can travel from one side of a forest moon to the other and see three or more types of arboreal environments. There are over a dozen interesting planet types to discover, from temperate to jungle to roiling seas of magma, and procedural generation guarantees an endless supply of them to explore. I pretty much just rammed my face into my computer.“Each planet I visited had me breaking blocks, exploring caves, and hunting for resources to combine and craft into items, but each one is unique. I found it next to impossible to find decent help or walkthroughs for not only this program, but the other two that are mentioned in the title. So, lately i have been exploring the use of graphical enhancement tools such as SBSE (StarBound Save Editor). You can just edit back or use Notepad++ to fix this. The game won't recognize the player file, but it won't delete it. This special character is important because it won't work if you just type 'casual' in a regular text editor and leave the invisible BS before it.
Difficulties will look like this: Note the ACK in Casual difficulty. But if you don't mind cheating these official rules, you can find your character save file in this folder (or its equivalent in other OSes): C: Program Files (x86) Steam steamapps common Starbound storage player Open the desired player file (you can figure out which one you want by looking at last modified date) with Notepad++ or a similar text editor which lets you see the special characters. You can't change the difficulty by design after you create the character.
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