Surviving on an Alien Planet: My Laid-Back Life on Livestream

The Oxygen Not Included fanfiction is incredibly long; I've honestly never found any Oxygen Not Included fanfiction before. It's just too hard to find.

It's good. As a complete newbie with 20+ hours of experience, I can understand some of it. Personally, I think the problem with this story is that it lacks exciting moments; it's all hardcore survival knowledge, which makes it a bit boring, especially for those who don't play Oxygen Not Included. I suggest adding more elements from real-world livestreams.

It's been a long time coming, I finally found a book on Oxygen Not Found! A perfect score!!! 😢

It's really well written, but there's a lot to it. Even I, who's played Oxygen Not Included, can't remember everything, let alone those who haven't. 🤦 I guess the low rating is because most people can't understand it. Pictures would probably make it much better.

This is the first book I've written about Oxygen Not Included, and I guess it will become a pioneer, just like Crying Bro's "The Strongest Player". Where's my comment? I can't see my comment.

This is the first time I've read a book about Oxygen Not Included, and I'm incredibly excited! (Although I can only barely play through it with cheat codes and a printer cycle in good mood 🤦 It's so difficult!) The novel doesn't have any melodramatic plot twists; it's basically about developing technology during the starvation period.

Even a niche game like Oxygen Not Included has an author willing to write it, which is simply a passion project. That alone deserves five stars. The plot might be a bit difficult for readers unfamiliar with Oxygen Not Included to understand, while it lacks some novelty and excitement for veteran players. However, its flaws don't overshadow its merits.

The ending is both logical and unexpected. Based on the game (Oxygen Not Included), the novel's ending forms a closed loop: the protagonist arrives in a new world as an administrator, beginning a new round of challenges. Perhaps it's an open ending by the author, but I'm more inclined to believe it was abandoned.

It would probably get a rating between 4.3 And 4.6. I finished reading this book smoothly. There's nothing particularly bad about it to me. The overall thinking is quite clear. Although some of the game techniques may be slightly outdated (after all, Corey is still updating) or have some flaws, the overall approach is good, and some players can even use this book as a reference for some games.

I'll give it a thumbs up. I've never played Oxygen Not Included, but it looks pretty interesting. I hope it doesn't fizzle out.