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[Cthulhu]

I kind of wish things were on a bigger scale, though I know it'd make the game much harder and less feature-rich.

I mean damn, if you jump around on a planet's equator the coriolis effect turns you.

[Simmura McCrea]

I have no clue how to repair it

Get out, go to where the exclamation mark shows, hold E over the sparking part. I've yet to figure out how to land well so I do this a lot.

[Alkhemia]

This is really fun it runs really bad but I like it, controls are not so bad but I have a gamepad.

[Aptus]

I have managed to get quite proficient at steering the thing with wasd and mouse now. Found some freaky shit.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Fuck the crater that takes you to the bramble world.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Found a wormhole inside a hollow planet that teleported me to just ouside the... bramble... world. Sad thing is I know there just has to be something freaky there if you can just find it.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

My two next goals are finding a way inside the very center core of the water planet, if I should just take a huge runup and smash into the planet at 10Mm/h I should barring explosive death have enough kinetic energy to get in there. And secondly to get to the center of the planet being filled with sand before it well... fills. It should be easy enough except I always fail at finding the hole in the ground that will take me there, I know where it is, I have been in it several times but damn it apply a time limit and I will bumble around like a drunk turnip. I found the reference to the quantum moon as well but have yet to figure out a way to get there, but that will be a later project.

[Shadowlord]

I have managed to get quite proficient at steering the thing with wasd and mouse now. Found some freaky shit.

RE your third spoiler:

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I found one of those hologram logs in there and was able to read it before the sand covered it up. I was not, however, able to escape the rising sand (It blocked the way I came in, and there was no other way out)... I was surprised that it didn't kill me when it reached the sand reached the ceiling, but after being pushed through the ceiling and back onto the surface, I was pretty much out of oxygen anyways, and never made it back to my ship (5 seconds of air and I had presumably parked on the other side of the planet because the ship marker was nowhere in sight.)

[Orb]

This is a pretty neat game. I think I've found most of the secrets, though I was never able to piece together why the sun is going supernova so quick. Maybe it's not been put in yet. I have a guess though.

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So, after conquering my fears of the Bramble (via kiting a jawfish for awhile and realizing they had a low aggression range and weren't very fast) I decided to explore it more heavily. I had noticed three different color lights in the Bramble. Several that are white (deadly space fish. Note to self: Avoid), one that is orange (this one correlates to some alien satellite that I haven't figured out yet. Below the satellite is one of your fellow astronauts who says something about the jellies), and one that is blue that I hadn't explored yet. By approaching it, you find it is one of the three pods that were ejected by the vessel (alien colonization ship that arrived here). By reading the log inside, you find out that the Bramble is in fact a living planet, and The Vessel was corrupting it. Mildly surprised, I started blindly exploring the Bramble in an effort to find The Vessel. I got no where except inside the teeth of several space fish.

Then it hit me. There were these orange veins on the Bramble vines, which seemed to move. I followed one forward until it hit a brown "vein", and watched it slowly corrupt it. This meant there had to be a source...and that source would be the Vessel. I followed it backwards, failing multiple times, until I found the source. My vision went gray and I tumbled out of control. When I stabilized, I saw the Vessel. It was poorly rendered, and there really isn't much of interest with it (yet). When I checked the map, however, I found that The Vessel was below the sun.

My guess is that The Vessel is doing something to the Sun to cause it to supernova. Though it could be a "placeholder" position and that The Vessel is actually supposed to be in The Bramble or something.

Also, for those who can't get on the Quantum Moon (which is pretty cool), you can't look away from it on your approach. Launch probes into it until you find the land mass, then nose dive into the moon. You should hit the land mass.

[BullDog]

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[Rhodan]

Here's a linky to the keyboard controls (from the download site)

Here's a few spoilers:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

There's no need to catapult yourself into the watery planet. The counter-clockwise tornado takes you down into the middle layer, and you can hitch a ride inside one of the jellyfish to get inside the liquid core. Haven't found anything down there, though.

Angler fish navigate by ear. You can explore the bramble planet easily if you just stay vewy, vewy quiet.

To land on the quantum moon, just snap a picture of it with a probe. As long as you keep the picture on screen, the moon won't change position. This works with the statue in the museum, too. The layout of the moon seems different each time, though. Perhaps if you land on it enough you'll find different things.

[Koliup]

Here's a linky to the keyboard controls (from the download site)

Here's a few spoilers:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

There's no need to catapult yourself into the watery planet. The counter-clockwise tornado takes you down into the middle layer, and you can hitch a ride inside one of the jellyfish to get inside the liquid core. Haven't found anything down there, though.

Angler fish navigate by ear. You can explore the bramble planet easily if you just stay vewy, vewy quiet.

To land on the quantum moon, just snap a picture of it with a probe. As long as you keep the picture on screen, the moon won't change position. This works with the statue in the museum, too. The layout of the moon seems different each time, though. Perhaps if you land on it enough you'll find different things.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

 The objects on the quantum moon move when you're not looking at them.

[ank]

Here's a linky to the keyboard controls (from the download site)

Here's a few spoilers:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

There's no need to catapult yourself into the watery planet. The counter-clockwise tornado takes you down into the middle layer, and you can hitch a ride inside one of the jellyfish to get inside the liquid core. Haven't found anything down there, though.

Angler fish navigate by ear. You can explore the bramble planet easily if you just stay vewy, vewy quiet.

To land on the quantum moon, just snap a picture of it with a probe. As long as you keep the picture on screen, the moon won't change position. This works with the statue in the museum, too. The layout of the moon seems different each time, though. Perhaps if you land on it enough you'll find different things.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

 The objects on the quantum moon move when you're not looking at them.

I have yet to find the damn thing....

[Koliup]

Here's a linky to the keyboard controls (from the download site)

Here's a few spoilers:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

There's no need to catapult yourself into the watery planet. The counter-clockwise tornado takes you down into the middle layer, and you can hitch a ride inside one of the jellyfish to get inside the liquid core. Haven't found anything down there, though.

Angler fish navigate by ear. You can explore the bramble planet easily if you just stay vewy, vewy quiet.

To land on the quantum moon, just snap a picture of it with a probe. As long as you keep the picture on screen, the moon won't change position. This works with the statue in the museum, too. The layout of the moon seems different each time, though. Perhaps if you land on it enough you'll find different things.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

 The objects on the quantum moon move when you're not looking at them.

I have yet to find the damn thing....

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It's a small, gray-ish body that has no fixed orbit, and moves quite literally whenever it's unobserved.
You'll be able to recognize it as its far-away texture has a sort of static-y look about it. Other than that, it doesn't move or sit in an area where it could have feasibly been produced by the sun's accretion disc. Once you lock on to it, though. Even if you look away you'll still be locked on.
Oh, it also has a howling sound about it when you look at it with the telescope.

[Aptus]

Spent some more time exploring this morning.

Spoiler: Hourglass Planet (click to show/hide)

 Managed to get inside and found the record of the "four towers". Spent the rest of that go trying to find if there was anything of note on the satellite spewing the sand (after a while it does look more and more like a satellite rather than a planet.) but didn't find anything before the sun exploded.

Spoiler: Quantum Moon (click to show/hide)

I don't know if it had anything to do with it but I assume the scp-173 statue of doing freaky shit when you are not looking has something to do with that moon so I used the probe to take a foto of it and then managed to get to the quantum moon, don't know if it did anything because I only found some cabins that I couldn't enter and then a wall of static spewed me out into a descending solar orbit. I will be going back there some time.

Spoiler: Hollow planet (click to show/hide)

The one being bombarded by the lava planet. I spend an entire game exploring that place and found out that if you fall into the wormhole in the middle and then go into the tubelooking thing you get teleported to the "roof" of the sphere, although freaky I found nothing there. In fact I found no precursor records at all on the planet, guess there might be a time limit on this one as well to find it before the bombardment destroys it. I also tried using the gravity crystals to explore the sides of the towers in the sphere but go severely disoriented and fell into the wormhole on numerous occasions.

Have not yet dared to go back to the bramble world.
Also:

Spoiler: Did someone say wormholes? (click to show/hide)

[Mrnocamera]

"Okay, time to play this game!"
*Click*
"Okay, this is slightly laggy, probably just the fact I have music playing on youtube at the same time."
*Click*
*Click*
*Clickclickclickclickclick*
*Clickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclick*
*Game loads.*
"Finally!"
*Looks up and breaks neck.*
The game lags so much for me that the camera teleports to the other direction.

[ank]

"Okay, time to play this game!"
*Click*
"Okay, this is slightly laggy, probably just the fact I have music playing on youtube at the same time."
*Click*
*Click*
*Clickclickclickclickclick*
*Clickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclick*
*Game loads.*
"Finally!"
*Looks up and breaks neck.*
The game lags so much for me that the camera teleports to the other direction.

You might want to double-check that you are not trying to play this on your toaster

[Aptus]

Spoiler: Water Planet (click to show/hide)

Got inside the center water core but failed to find a way inside the rock in the middle. Basically I used that tornado to get a bit of momentum under the water surface and then full burn towards the center. When I got to the very center though the gravity of the core counteracted the lifting power of the water and I could float about freely exploring.

Spoiler: The Nomad (click to show/hide)

 Weird noise in the very center, other than that, found nothing other than some crystal formations.

Spoiler: Return to the Quantum Moon (click to show/hide)

Spent two runs on the quantum moon trying to find something, only got the cabin and the sign, nothing else of note yet, still have to do more experiments with the quantum moon and the statue to see if they are somehow linked.

Spoiler: Spiderwebs (click to show/hide)

Still don't quite understand what the spiderweb locations with a ruined tower in the middle mean, I assume these are the towers spoken of on the sand planet but I have yet to find anything to do with them. I have to make another pilgrimage to the sand planet though because I do not remember exactly what it said about the towers.