Gaming

I tried the Eden Crafter's Prologue, Ocean World (the only available planet in what I guess is essentially a demo) today. Seems a lot like Planet Crafters except more focused on building various machines and setting up mining/industry production chains. As such, I'll probably stick with Planet Crafter.

I also managed to die within minutes because the tutorial is more focused on telling you to mine and build stuff than on telling you how to refill oxygen or eat. (Turns out I needed to both select the inventory item and left click... )

Never attempt to take a screenshot of Bioshock Remastered. It isn't worth the effort of having to restart the computer and screw around trying to get task manager to appear so you can close it while it's hidden on some other screen after it disables the monitor it was running on. I guess it's a good thing the game had just saved.

Also, could I please have some health at some point? 

 

Oh look! A pressie!

Tried Vein again, but when it's not the tutorial, there's no info on what to do or where to go. The message on your telly says to not go outside, but what's the point of just staying where you are?

I think the point is to just survive, so you have to go looting and gather stuff to help keep you alive   

Yeah, but at first it's like. Why should I even leave home? Until things are desperate?

Admittedly they attacked a door and now I have a sofa as my only obstacle in the doorway if they come again... which I assume they will. If I play again...

Is waiting until things are desperate the smart thing to do when you could stock up on supplies before things get desperate? How long will you have food and power and weapons to fight off the 

EDIT - And where are you going to sit if your sofa is now a door? 

Probably not, but given that you probably don't KNOW it's the zombie apocalypse when it begins...

Basically you start the game not knowing where to go or what to do or whether you should just start fortifying your own home.... And for some reason "I" have cardboard boxes all over. Which is scarily accurate I suppose, but I don't see why the game character has it.

I dunno. I just think it's be nice with some sort of initial pointer.

Maybe you heard about what was going on and started packing to move somewhere safe, but you had left it until things got desperate...