Starbound takes place in a two-dimensional, procedurally generated universe which the player is able to explore in order to obtain new weapons, armor, and items, and to visit towns and villages inhabited by various intelligent lifeforms. A star with a small green bookmark indicates that one or more planets in that star system have been bookmarked.Game Review Starbound is an action-adventure video game developed and published by Chucklefish. Planets that are too scorching hot require a cooling EPP to safely visit.Ī star with a small green ship indicates your that ship is currently orbiting a planet in that star system. May also contain frozen or radioactive planets.
Fiery (Red): Planets that are consumed by lava or are outright dead. Planets that are freezing require a heating EPP upgrade to safely visit them. May also contain radioactive or temperate planets. Frozen (Blue): Planets that are freezing or in perpetual darkness. Planets with radioactivity need a radiation EPP upgrade to be safely visited. Radioactive (Yellow): Planets with high radiation and a poisonous atmosphere and/or temperate planets. Temperate (Orange): Planets of moderate threat or lower, including oceans, deserts, snow and forests. Gentle (White): Safer planets Forests and deserts. Stars are colored according to their type which dictates the threat and biomes of planets around them. The galaxy view shows stars, each of which has a system of planets around it. When in the planet and system view levels clicking on the magnifying glass icon in the bottom left corner (or clicking when the cursor is replaced with the same magnifying glass (shown when on the edges of the UI)) will zoom out. In the system and galaxy zoom levels clicking "view" under a description (or double clicking) will zoom in to see the system or planet in more detail. There are three zoom levels in the navigation map: Planet, System, and Galaxy view levels. All planets within the same system will display the same coordinates. Shared coordinates will only locate the system, from there players must share the planet's name to fully identify it. Only numbers ranging from -99999999 to 99999999 will appear in the Navigator, but planets generate and can be visited beyond this range. In Starbound, all planets' attributes are determined by their coordinates in space, so sharing the coordinates for a planet with a friend will allow them to visit the 'same planet' in their game. These values can be entered into the Star map to highlight that location for travel. Every coordinate has two values, X and Y.
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