A space station, a crew, and whole planets to tick off together.

Careful here: the game is recent and its profile is still very thin. Everything below rests on a handful of votes and needs confirming. When the community picks on gut feeling alone, Starseeker only edges out 6% of games. That's low. And the criterion breakdown drives it home: attachment and art style sit right at the bottom, with desert island, rediscovery and soundtrack barely above. Two lines hold up, cautiously: fun and controller feel, ahead of roughly 7 to 9% of games, on just three votes each. In other words, the early votes suggest a game that works while you play, but that hasn't left an emotional mark yet. That's a common profile for young co-op games: the memory gets built together, and it takes time.

Against the heavyweights of co-op survival and space exploration, the Astroneer universe plays camaraderie rather than tension. That costs it on criteria that reward a lasting imprint.

So, who's it for? For you if you like building, digging and laughing with a crew, without needing the game to floor you. Much less so if you want a title that stays with you long after the last session.