The StarAtlas metaverse allows gamers to explore deep space and take ownership over their in-game assets. But is it any good? reviews this multiplayer world, which is based on the Solana blockchain. For MetaverseWeek presented by Nuvei.
Players buy ships, NFT-based space vehicles used to explore deep space, from the in-house marketplace to start the game. These spaceships with different details, crews and components are critical in a player’s capability to fight rival factions and discover assets scattered across the Star Atlas metaverse.
According to game lore, the year is 2620 and there are three unique factions: MUD, Ustur and ONI. The MUD Territory governed by humankind is known for their firepower; the Ustur Sector controlled by sentient androids is recognized for their hull strength; and the ONI Region, a consortium of alien races, is acknowledged for their diplomacy.Gamers select one of the three factions, an irreversible decision for that particular wallet, and engage in the ongoing struggle of space exploration, territorial conquest and political domination occurring in Star Atlas. The Star Atlas team releases its gameplay in modules, and the only available module to play is their mini-game, titled “In SCORE, players can stake their assets and earn ATLAS by enlisting their spaceships to aid their faction’s side of the conflict. After enlisting, players are supposed to keep their spaceships productive with enough fuel, ammunition, tool kits and food to keep their fleets fully functional. Players can buy and sell in-game assets such as ships and resources in Star Atlas’s marketplace. USDC can be used as payment to exchange in-game goods, but ATLAS is the predominant currency within the NFT marketplace.In my experience, the most annoying feature of Star Atlas stems from the need for active management in resupplying ships. While there were some times when I resupplied my spaceships without any issue, there were more times than I would like when I would try to resupply my ship and the transaction would fail, prompting me to try again. Sometimes I would have to try several times over long periods of time to successfully resupply my one ship. If players only had one ship, the resupplying process can be tolerable, but for others who have multiple ships in the fleet, resupplying may be extremely painful and cumbersome because players don’t have the option to resupply their entire fleet all at one time.to discuss my dilemma: The issue was commonly discussed among players there. Multiple times a week, players would bring up issues of resupplying their ships in the Star Atlas Discord.
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