After the first couple of hours, you’ll get your first (sort of) vehicle, the Seaglide. This debris contains technology you can scan and add to your blueprint database that will allow you to build more advanced devices and materials. As you explore, you’ll also start finding wreckage from the Aurora.

As you go farther out from your pod, into different and deeper biomes, you’ll get new resources which in turn allow you to build more stuff. As you get better tools, you can go further out from your pod. After harvesting copper and titanium from the Limestone deposits near your pod, you can start exploring further out. The waters beyond are too dangerous without some equipment, so the first hour or so is spent getting the basics built. You don’t have any tools, and you’re limited to the few hundred meters surrounding your escape pod. Fortunately, the escape pod has a radio, fabricator, health kit producer, and a helpful AI that guides you on your way. All you have is the tools and material in the escape pod to survive with. You’re knocked out by some debris on the ride, and you awake on the ocean planet 4546B.

An energy pulse strikes the craft, and you have to abandon ship. The whole game starts with you aboard an escape pod on the trading ship Aurora.

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