Mod support, almost anything you want is available if you look for it Steam WOrkshop integration for blueprints and much more Only two types of weapons at the moment Player made scripts and other programmable blocks open many opportunities Mechanical parts like hinges and rotors let you build pretty much anything you need Small but good selection of blocks with more coming every update Constructions react to ramming and crashes Integrity is important, no floating blocks Complex/realistic building, all components that depend on each other must be connected by a 'conveyor' system to get fuel etc (doesn't apply to electric power, that just needs to be present) No NPC's in vanilla, no procedually generated galaxies in vanilla Singleplayer scenarios exist, but aren't worth to mention Steam workshop integration for blueprints A very large selection of said parts, more block shapes than SE Only pre-made parts, no options for player made functional builds with hinges or rotors Only the numerous weapons cause damage, no ramming Integrity of builds is not that important, one block can hold an infinite mass together 'simple' building, no physical connection between components like fuel to engine needed, just need to be somewhere on vessel, all block hitboxes are square/blocks can 'float' on objects that dont fill out their hitbox Has NPCs and procedually generated galaxies, some scenarios with story (text based) Dedicated sIngleplayer content available Why did you choose a particular one? I can't say anything about satisfactory as I haven't played it, but I can tell you about SE and Empyrion, I refrain from making pro/con as the two are very different and subjective to your personal taste:

What are the strong/weak points of these games? Originally posted by clop1000:These games seem a little bit similar in theme and gameplay (maybe except for satisfactory)

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