Satisfying terraforming and terrain editing
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 positive reviews
“one of the few crafting survival games that lets you actually modify the ground. Completely!”
Steam review · 83.4 h played ↗
Eden Crafters
Worth buying? What 300 Steam reviews say.Worth buying? Here’s what 300 Steam reviews actually say.
Very Positive · 85%Very Positive · 85%Osaris Games2026Automation · Open World Survival Craft · Base Building
−50%$19.99$9.99
US Steam price, checked 5 h ago
The verdict
A janky, simplified Satisfactory plus Planet Crafter blend with relaxing terraforming and automation. Skip it if you want polish, deep factories, or neat bases.
Great for
Fans of Planet Crafter and Satisfactory wanting a chill, low-stress terraforming and automation game, solo or co-op
Main risk
Janky, unpolished and derivative: feels like a weaker copy of the games it borrows from
What changed in the last 30 days
25 recent reviews
Recent negative reviews report lag spikes, tedious grind, a 1.0 that feels unfinished, and little post-release progress. Backing is thin, so confidence is modest.
25 recent reviews
What players love
Relaxing, low-stress gameplay
Mentioned in ~1 in 9 positive reviews
“In general, this game does not punish you. There are no enemies.”
Steam review · 138.7 h played ↗
Accessible, simplified automation
Mentioned in ~1 in 11 positive reviews
“the power is wireless and as long as your machines are in range, then will receive power.”
Steam review · 5.2 h played ↗
Great in co-op with friends
Mentioned in ~1 in 13 positive reviews
“The game has co-op and the co-op is awesome.”
Steam review · 25.4 h played ↗
Varied planets with replayability
Mentioned in ~1 in 14 positive reviews
“Unique challenges on each planet (good replay ability)”
Steam review · 54 h played ↗
What players complain about
Derivative, worse than Planet Crafter/Satisfactory
Mentioned in ~1 in 2 negative reviews
“After playing those, Eden Crafters feels less like its own game and more like a weaker blend of the two.”
Steam review · 4.1 h played ↗
Unpolished, janky and buggy
Mentioned in ~1 in 2 negative reviews
“Too raw for a finished game, too derivative for its genre.”
Steam review · translated · 9.6 h played ↗
Grindy, repetitive, thin content
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 negative reviews
“Higher tiers of buildings require ridiculous amounts of materials. Very time consuming”
Steam review · 11 h played ↗
Ugly graphics and empty worlds
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 negative reviews
“This is the ugliest game I have ever played.”
Steam review · 1 h played ↗
Poor performance and lag
Mentioned in ~1 in 7 negative reviews
“Every 15-20 minutes my FPS goes from: 60... 30... 10... 1...”
Steam review · 1.3 h played ↗
Clunky base building and conveyor placement
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 negative reviews
“Nothing fits, there's many glaring flaws in this game”
Steam review · 10.7 h played ↗
System requirements
From the Steam store page
Steam Deck: UnsupportedController support2 GB
Minimum
OSWindows 7/8/10/11
Processor3 GHz
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsnVidia® GTX 1050 or better / AMD® RX 560 or better
Storage2 GB available space
OSWindows 7/8/10/11
Processor3 GHz
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsnVidia® GTX 1050 or better / AMD® RX 560 or better
Storage2 GB available space
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