Honeycomb: The World Beyond is a survival-sandbox game set on an exuberant planet – Sota7. Explore its vast world and face challenges on your bioengineering journey. Crossbreed plants or animals, gather resources, craft items, and conduct experiments in order to develop new species.
Welcome to operation Honeycomb. EON Corp appreciates your contribution to Earth’s survival and would like to kindly remind you that all data you procure should remain strictly confidential. Step into an unknown world as Hennessy, a bioengineer on a mission. Sota7 looks beautiful and peaceful, but don't let it deceive you, it's full of dangers! Discover alien plant and animal species, try to understand them, and use your knowledge as one of the many tools in your arsenal. Persevere against all odds, and be prepared to outsmart or outrun any dangers you might encounter. Remember, curiosity can be both a curse and a blessing! Prepare for the unknown in the lush meadows and deep caverns of Sota7, the planet where we hope you can find the key to humanity’ survival. Harness your bioengineering knowledge and make use of the extensive training provided by EON to navigate a world brimming with wonders and mysteries. The flora and fauna of Sota7 might feel less than familiar at first - expanding your knowledge and understanding is a crucial part of your mission. As a bioengineer you will crossbreed plants to create entirely new species with different properties, some of which could save thousands of lives. Watch out for the animals as well. Although some might be friendly, others are less than happy to share their habitat with a traveler from the stars. For your safety, we advise that you employ the help of our hive drones to expand your base of operations and make it suitable both for inhabitation and research. Discover new resources to help you build precisely what you need and make your work easier. This mission is a marathon, not a sprint – and as such it is crucial you maintain yourself and your environment well.
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{cracks knuckles} Alright, since it seems a lot of the reviews especially negative ones aren't really giving the game a fair shot here's a review from someone who used to play games for a living and has worked in the industry. While I haven't played the demo and at this time despite how many hours I've played haven't finished the game, this delivers on everything the description has mentioned so far. By all means this is not a perfect game, there's some frustrations and some bugs but those things haven't negatively impacted my playthrough. Though this is a largely story based game, it's more along the lines of Subnautica where there's a main story questline and smaller side quests that do NOT have to be the focus on your playthrough. Once you get through the tutorial quest that takes about a hour or so to get through (movement, crafting/resource finding and gathering, base set up, and f
This should be a homerun game for me, but it falls flat. It feels like somebody made a checklist for what goes in survival-craft /exploration, and built a game around that. I have sunk thousands of hours into the genre, and had whole days fly by with even mid-tier games. This however, I've really had to force myself just to play 8 hours. Biggest issues: the building is pretty mid the movement is clunky the harvesting is just "e to do animation" Map doesn't seem very well thought out the genetic aspect is pretty under baked it's not true explorer nor open world it's a very poorly pace linear game where you have to do quest xyz rather than figure things out as others have said, it feels more like a beta than a fully flushed out game DEFINITELY NOT A 30 EURO GAME: cannot emphasize that enough. if this were 10-15, it would make sense to me, it feels the way it does. has plenty of bugs and
I wanted to give this a thumbs up, but that ending completely ruined it for me. They make you do all this crossbreeding with plants, crossbreed a specific animal, and create a key to enter the final door. And on the map, it LOOKS like there is entire hidden area behind that door, if going off how the visible map goes around it. You do all this, expecting a big reveal of a new area and meeting these aliens that the game harped on the ENTIRE time... and nothing, nada. Just a fade to black and the credits roll.
Very cozy survival game. Over all a really solid game. I however think 30 dollars is a tad high 20 would be a nice starting point. Whats good: Thee game looks amazing! It for sure scratching that survival exploration itch and the map is huge so there are many things to do. The fact you can build a fairly sized base really early is a nice touch. The animals react to how you move and copy you which is really neat to see as well. Crafting from storage is always a nice touch I can alwways respect and the passing time where ever is nice too. The bad: At the start they set you up with water fairly easy but my god the food is just annoying. a lot of the time I feel like im just running for food. You get farming later but its so dang slow. The main food source is only 4 out of maybe 50 for hunger.. Just annoying needs to be tweaked. There is also a joke of a character customization its just th
Over all this was a positive experience. HOWEVER, there simply isn't enough content to justify the price. I was not focused at all on completing the quests. I spent time exploring and scanning and just wandering around looking at stuff. I did quests here or there but I certainly wasn't working on speed playing. I completed the entire game... in less than 20 hours. If you look at a game that is cheaper... say graveyard keeper... You get way more play for your buck. I think I've logged something like 60 hours in that $10-15 game, and I'm still interested and I'm still not finished. So to loop back around. I like this game. I appreciate the artistry and the thought that went into creating this gorgeous and interesting world. I would like the story line to be longer. I would like the object placement to be more organic. I would like better decor. I would like the character to object bounda
I really don't like being this kind of person who writes a review after only playing for 30 minutes.... But I waited for three whole years for this game because I was under the impression that the game was legitimately going to be an open world survival crafting sandbox as advertised. I really wish that there was a "It depends" type of review, rather than just a Yes or No general recommendation checkbox... because of course there are people who would still like the game for what it is, but personally... I was disappointed with what I actually received. The premise of being able to cross animals together was what drew me in. I am naturally very into genetics, breeding, and biological experimentation. It is one of those things I wish existed in so many more games, to the point where I have attempted to mod these mechanics into games I already love. I love the idea of what I call "Genetic
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