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Osaris Games · 2024 · Windows

Steam: 90 % positive of 7,703 reviews, as of Oct 28

Survive, craft, and automate in this free prologue set on one of the planets you can transform in Eden Crafters, an open-world game where you play solo or with friends to turn a hostile planet into a habitable haven for humanity.

24 games that play like Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Eden Crafters, The Planet Crafter and Satisfactory.

Player tags

  • Multiplayer
  • Open World Survival Craft
  • Base-Building
  • Open World
  • Online Co-Op
  • Crafting
  • Automation
  • Sandbox
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Steam reviews

What players say

Players mostly enjoy its relaxed automation and terraforming loop, with the main complaints being bugs, a very short prologue and the planet-wide tidal waves.

Most reviewers recommend the prologue and describe a calm, satisfying loop of gathering resources, building bases and automating factories, with terraforming and rebuilding industrial areas standing out. Many players find it easy to learn, playable on modest hardware and especially fun with friends. The main criticism is that the prologue is very limited: many note that half the items and all other planets and ships are locked behind the full game, and some find the content thin after a few hours. Common complaints include bugs and glitches, giant tidal waves that only destroy power installations and feel unrealistic, and occasional survival frustration from food or sulfur shortages. A few object to camera behaviour when driving vehicles and to the lack of controller support. Some reviewers find it too close to Planet Crafter or Satisfactory, and several ask for a lower price for the full game.

Praised

  • Relaxed building and automation

    Players enjoy the calm pace of gathering, crafting, automating factories and expanding bases.

    Many players
  • Terraforming and transformation

    Turning the barren planet into green, industrial areas is a highlight for many players.

    Some players
  • Fun with friends

    Players say the game is especially enjoyable in co-op and with friends.

    Some players
  • Easy to learn, good performance

    Players find the basics quick to pick up and say the game runs well even on modest hardware.

    Some players

Criticised

  • Prologue is very limited

    Players say much of the content, items, planets and ships are locked until the full game.

    Many players
  • Bugs and glitches

    Reviewers report bugs, lag, map glitches, snapping problems and crashes.

    Many players
  • Tidal waves feel unrealistic

    Players find the giant waves that only destroy power installations unrealistic and want more defence or consequences.

    Some players
  • Derivative of other games

    Reviewers feel it borrows heavily from Planet Crafter or Satisfactory without enough identity of its own.

    Some players
Who it suits
Suits players who enjoy relaxed base-building and factory automation and want a free taste of the full game, ideally with friends.
Who should skip it
Players who want a complete, polished game or dislike bugs and limited content should skip the prologue for now.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.

Best matches

Plays and looks like Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue

These games are close to it by gameplay and by look, so they appear in both lists below.

By gameplay

Plays like Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue

Matched from Steam descriptions and player tags. The tags under each game are the ones both games share.

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  1. ICARUS74 % positive of 56,595Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  2. Stranded Deep73 % positive of 43,891Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Open World · Crafting
  3. TerraTech Worlds61 % positive of 2,034Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  4. Starbound89 % positive of 87,438Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Open World · Online Co-Op
  5. Necesse91 % positive of 24,699Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  6. Sunkenland79 % positive of 20,648Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  7. Eco80 % positive of 11,402Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  8. Cubic Odyssey74 % positive of 2,416Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  9. Empyrion - Galactic Survival77 % positive of 29,240Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Open World · Crafting
  10. Nova Lands90 % positive of 2,531Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  11. Stormworks: Build and Rescue89 % positive of 55,066Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Base-Building · Open World
  12. Tinkerlands85 % positive of 3,656Shared: Open World Survival Craft · Open World · Online Co-Op

By look

Looks like Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue

Matched from screenshots. Each card shows the screenshot closest to the look of this game.

More matches

  1. Astrometica80 % positive of 2,951
  2. SpaceCraft62 % positive of 2,713
  3. Astrometica: Prologue88 % positive of 1,309
  4. DG2: Defense Grid 285 % positive of 2,711
  5. Planetary Annihilation: TITANS84 % positive of 11,426
  6. Echo Point Nova96 % positive of 7,627
  7. Project 5: Sightseer72 % positive of 551
  8. Forever Skies77 % positive of 8,206
  9. PULSAR: Lost Colony89 % positive of 4,413
  10. Space Engineers 273 % positive of 5,357
  11. Occupy Mars: The Game67 % positive of 2,736
  12. StarRupture80 % positive of 12,562

At a glance

What games like Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue have in common

  • The tags they share most often with Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue: Open World (23 of 24), Open World Survival Craft (22) and Base-Building (17).
  • They came out between 2016 and 2026, 6 of them after Ocean World: Eden Crafters Prologue (2024).
  • Best rated by Steam players: Subnautica (97 % positive of 343,380).

How these matches work

Matches come from embeddings of Steam descriptions, player tags and screenshots, computed offline. “Plays like” compares what the games are about and how players tag them; “Looks like” compares their screenshots. The share of positive reviews is based on Steam user reviews.