This promises to take months of my life and they’re months I’ll happily give. A tinkerer’s dream, Avorion sets you loose in a vast, procedurally generated galaxy where you’ll have to mine resources to build your ship, sell resources to arm yourself, and hunt pirates for better loot as you make your way towards the centre of the galaxy. And if you didn’t do that, you should have, and Avorion is still the perfect game for you.
If your favourite thing about playing with LEGOs was constructing complex, functional monstrosities with which to take over the universe, Avorion is the perfect game for you. The game prompts you with a warning that Intel cards don’t play nice with OpenGL 3.0, so my visual experience with the game may have been worse than yours will be. This is relevant because this review is based on my experience playing the game on a laptop that runs the built-in monitor on an Intel UHD card, as opposed to my gaming desktop. The next victim of our amateurish attempts was my office.
First, a caveat: as a result of a nationwide COVID lock-down, my wife and I decided to start renovating our house.
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