Starbound

Starbound

Starbound unisce esplorazione, costruzione e raccolta a una campagna, mondi procedurali e tre modalità. Al minimo storico registrato per questa offerta, la versione PC Steam costa €1.38 su Kinguin. È indicata per chi vuole sviluppare basi, navi e progetti planetari da solo o in cooperativa online. Il dato di 90% recensioni positive su 87.430 offre contesto, mentre la scelta dipende soprattutto dall’interesse per una struttura sandbox libera. Con un risparmio di 3,11 € rispetto al prezzo Steam di 4,49 €, l’offerta è adatta a chi vuole esplorare, costruire e collezionare.

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90%Recensioni Steam87,4K recensioni81Metacritic/10085OpenCritic/100
Uscita: Jul 22, 2016
Open World Survival Craft · Sandbox · Survival · Space · Adventure
Starbound PC Steam CD Key+2·Piattaforma:Steam·~ €13.99-90%da~ €1.38Minimo storicoRisparmi 3,11 € rispetto a SteamAcquista
Starbound Steam CD Key+2·Piattaforma:Steam·~ €13.99-90%da~ €1.43Minimo storicoAcquista
Starbound Steam Key GLOBAL+2·Piattaforma:Steam·-90%da~ €1.45(~ $1.62)Minimo storicoAcquista
Starbound EN Global+2·Piattaforma:Steam·-90%da~ €1.57Minimo storicoAcquista
Starbound PC+2·Piattaforma:Steam·~ €14.20-88%da~ €1.76(~ £1.49)Minimo storicoAcquista
+2·Piattaforma:Steam·Prezzo Steam ufficiale per Germania~ 14,99 €-70%~ 4,49 €Acquista
Starbound+2·Piattaforma:DRM-Free·-48%da~ €7.74(~ CN¥58.00)Acquista
Starbound+2·Piattaforma:Steam·-11%~ €13.40(~ $14.99)Acquista
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Ultimi 36 mesi · aggiornato ogni giorno
Minimo storico~ 1,53 €2026-07Minimo attuale tra i negozi~ 1,38 €KinguinOra al suo minimo storico
~ 4,58 €~ 7,79 €~ 11,00 €~ 14,20 €25-1026-0126-0426-0726-10~ 1,53 €

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01Informazioni su Starbound

Starbound combina esplorazione planetaria, raccolta, costruzione, creazione e combattimenti in un universo generato proceduralmente. Ripara la nave, visita mondi, fonda colonie, cattura creature e segui una campagna con missioni, dungeon e boss. La versione PC Steam supporta giocatore singolo, multigiocatore e cooperativa online. Include le modalità Casual, Sopravvivenza e Hardcore. L’interfaccia è disponibile in Inglese. Uscito il 22 luglio 2016; 90% di recensioni positive su 87.430.

Team

Sviluppatore
Chucklefish
Editore
Chucklefish

Recensioni dei giocatori Steam

90%positiveMolto positive87.430 Recensioni Steam

Minimo registrato in 36 mesi

≈ 1,53 €2026-07-30 · KinguinGioco base · stessi dati del grafico sopra; storico in USD, non minimo regionale Steam.

Supporto linguistico

LinguaInterfacciaSottotitoliAudio
IngleseSì—Sì

Dati dell’edizione PC Steam · 2026-10-14

8.5
Voto complessivo
Valutazioni esterne90%Recensioni Steam87,4K recensioni81Metacritic/10085OpenCritic/100
Grafica
8.6
Audio
9
Gameplay
8.5
Storia
7.5
Contenuti
9

“Chucklefish scales 2D sandbox to interstellar with procedural universe and seven races, Frackin Universe sustains nine years”

Il nostro verdetto

Add it all together and Starbound is an ambitious, charming, and quietly distinctive sandbox — Chucklefish's attempt to scale the 2D mining-and-building formula up to an entire procedural universe, given identity by seven richly imagined races and kept alive for nine years by one of the most devoted modding communities in gaming. It is not without real flaws, but its strengths are genuine and its world is a lovely place to lose yourself in.

An Ambitious, Distinctive Sandbox

What makes Starbound stand out is how much identity it brings to a crowded genre. Where many sandbox games offer a single blank canvas, Starbound offers a whole galaxy of them, each planet a different mood and danger, framed by the lore and aesthetics of seven distinct civilizations. The tenant-colony economy gives building a purpose its peers rarely match, the pixel art is consistently beautiful, and the soundtrack is among the finest in the indie space. These are not minor virtues; together they make Starbound feel like a place with a character all its own, rather than just another Terraria-like.

The numbers reflect a game that earned lasting affection: a roughly 90-percent-positive Steam rating sustained over the years, a workshop of more than six thousand mods, and several thousand daily players nearly a decade on. That longevity, achieved largely through community effort, is the truest measure of how much its universe means to the people who live in it. Starbound is the rare game whose ceiling is defined less by its developer than by its players, and they have raised it remarkably high.

Who Should Buy It

This is for the player who loves open-ended sandbox exploration and building, and who is drawn to the fantasy of roaming an infinite universe at their own pace. If the idea of hopping between alien worlds, gathering resources, raising a colony of quirky NPC tenants, and slowly building a home among the stars sounds appealing, Starbound delivers it generously, and its gentle, low-pressure loop is genuinely soothing. It is a natural pick for fans of Terraria and Minecraft who want a similar foundation with a stronger sense of setting and identity, and for anyone who enjoys tinkering with mods to shape a game to their taste.

It is also, simply, a beautiful and relaxing place to spend time, with a soundtrack that turns a quiet evening of mining and building into something close to meditative. And it shines brightest in multiplayer, where building a shared home among the stars with friends turns its gentle loop into a genuinely memorable social experience, papering over its weaker combat with the simple pleasure of good company. If you have a group looking for a relaxed long-term sandbox to share, few games suit the role better.

Who Should Skip It, and How to Start

The caveats are honest and worth weighing. Players who prize tight, demanding combat should know it is the game's weakest element, and the boss fights that cap each questline will disappoint anyone hoping for mechanical depth. Those who want a steady stream of official updates should be aware that Chucklefish largely walked away after 1.0, leaving the game's growth to its community. And console players should know the Xbox version, while a faithful port, cannot run the mods — Frackin Universe chief among them — that represent the best of what Starbound became, making the PC version clearly the one to choose. For those it fits, the path is simple: buy the PC game, play through the base experience to learn its rhythms, and once you are comfortable, install Frackin Universe and a few favorites from the workshop to transform it into the deep, near-endless sandbox it can be. Pick a race, fix your ship, and set out to see what is on the next planet — that open, unhurried drift through the stars is the whole point, and it is exactly the experience this final score is built to honor.

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