Astroneer 8: The Most Exotic Of Moons Is Not A Playground... Let's Play Full Release Gameplay

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Published on March 2, 2019 2:30:23 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2iWichOwyA

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Astroneer (2016)

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Let's Play

Duration: 40:07

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This is Astroneer brought to us by System Era Softworks. In this episode we make our way over to the exotic moon for some very important hematite.. Why? To smelt it into iron. Why? Because we need iron to progress. Why? Because it's how you make shredders and trade depots.. You guys really ask a lot of questions you know?

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Astroneer is a sandbox, exploration, crafting and survival game. The game sets itself apart by putting you in a solar system that is completely open for exploration, colonization, and research! While there isn't any combat in the game there are many environmental hazards that must be overcome.

Many possible solutions and strategies are able to be used in Astroneer. For example when trying to maintain O2 in your suit you can use tethers to tie your O2 line to your base. You could also use filters to scrub your O2 tank out, or you could extend your O2 tank making it 3 or 4 times larger. In the end all the choices of where to go and what to do are up to you. Ready to explore with me?

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