Planet Explorers vs Robinson's Requiem

Set in the year 2287, survivors of a crashed colony ship must brave the alien planet Maria, battling creatures and harsh environments while gathering resources. The game blends RPG progression with open‑world sandbox freedom, letting players shape the terrain, craft weapons, and construct vehicles. Using a unique OpenCL‑driven voxel engine, Planet Explorers lets you deform terrain anywhere, create custom objects, and collaborate with friends in single‑player, multiplayer, or co‑op modes. Build a new home for humanity in this sci‑fi survival adventure.

In Robinson's Requiem you assume the role of a stranded Robinson on a mysterious alien planet, teaming up with a telepathic woman who holds the key to leaving. The game blends first‑person role‑playing, survival mechanics and sci‑fi adventure as you battle the elements, illness, and injuries while uncovering a way home. The graphics combine pre‑rendered sprites with voxel‑based terrain, delivering a unique visual style. Craft tools from scavenged materials, manage health risks like flu and infections, and make critical choices that determine whether you escape or succumb to the harsh environment.

• Deep voxel terrain manipulation
• Robust crafting and building systems
• Cross‑platform multiplayer
• Rich sci‑fi setting with diverse creatures

• Deep survival mechanics with realistic health effects
• Unique blend of voxel terrain and sprite graphics
• Engaging sci‑fi narrative with multiple endings
• Rich crafting system using environmental resources

• Steep learning curve for new players
• Performance can dip on older hardware
• Limited narrative guidance, relies on player discovery

• High difficulty may deter casual players
• Graphics are dated compared to modern titles
• Limited replayability after completing all endings