Let's Play Stellar Overload Episode 1 - Gem Hunting - 3D Open World Voxel RPG

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Welcome to Stellar Overload, previously known as Planets Cubed or Planets³. Stellar Overload is a 3D Open World Voxel RPG in First Person. In episode one we create our first universe, give a brief explanation of what everything is, and go hunting for some gems in a cave! This is version 0.8.3.3 of Stellar Overload. Stellar Overload playlist: http://bit.ly/StellarOverload Subscribe to keep up to date with Stellar Base as well as the rest of my series including reviews, tutorials, let's plays, first looks, and more! Subscribe: goo.gl/P2rRE4 Twitter: goo.gl/vJmwfE Twitch: goo.gl/JFR84y ------------------ Welcome to Stellar Overload, previously known as Planets Cubed or Planets³. Stellar Overload is a 3D Open World Voxel RPG in First Person. In Stellar Overload you can craft, mine, explore, adventure, fight enemies, and do quests! Stellar Overload adventures take place in a universe entirely made of 25 centimeters square blocks. The blocks can be combined in a variety of ways to build beautiful objects and landscape elements of all shapes and size. In this completely open world, freedom is the key. With entire surroundings that can be completely modulated, destroyed and recreated as you wish, the only limit in Stellar Overload is your own imagination! But this freedom comes with its own set of challenges. For instance, to leave our planet and visit the universe, players must unlock their own personal spaceship, or build one themselves… Players will be able to improve their skills while playing. Every action will improve one of their statistics: -running and jumping will improve your athletics, making you run faster and jump higher -doing actions while tired will increase your stamina, allowing to make longer efforts -using heavy tools or weapons will improve your strength, allowing you to use them more easily -taking damage will increase your vitality allowing you to take more damage Another part of the leveling process is the concept of “zone level”. It is defined by the blocks’ hardness you will find in this zone. You can picture this as the tool level required to pick up that block. With the first tool you craft, you will not be able to go to the center of the planet; you will need several different levels of tools for that. A player’s fighting style is dictated by the armor and weapons they choose. Sneaky characters wear light armor and can stealthily attack from any angle. Equipping a ranged weapon, such as a bow or gun, allows players to keep their distance from enemies.  Equipping heavy armor and a thick weapon, players can plunge into melee battle and give as good as they get! The job masters are here to help you in your quest, and you’ll be helping them in return. By aiding them with their research – retrieving natural materials and bringing them to the various masters – players will learn how to create advanced objects, which allow them to explore further into their world…and into the galaxy too! In Stellar Overload everything is made of blocks, but what are those blocks made of? Each block has an associated material which defines its hardness and what kind of tool is required to pick it up. The blocks come in a large variety of shapes. Players will be able to harvest all these blocks (using appropriate tools). Then, they will be able to place them wherever they want in the universe, to use as materials to create objects, or to donate them as research material. There’s more than 100 different materials available including wood, rocks, metals, dirt, sand, gravel, construction items, and of course…alien technology and materials! If you have a need for speed, don’t worry – you can build your own vehicles in Stellar Overload, constructed completely out of blocks! To create a vehicle, players will need to craft control blocks, such as an engine. Ground vehicles and animals are not the only means of transportation. Stellar Overload will have specific control blocks for spaceships! An average planet is 8km along each edge, which represents 3.2e+13 blocks. Yes, that’s right: thirty thousand billion blocks: 32,000,000,000,000! The building potential from just one planet is nearly infinite. ------------------ Check out these links for more information. http://www.stellar-overload.com/index.html ------------------ What's up everyone, my name's Negark! I create gameplay walkthroughs, playthroughs, reviews, previews, first impressions, tutorials, let's plays, and more! My entire channel focuses on all things video games and gaming content related. All of my content is created with English commentary. Thanks for watching!