They should give away degrees in HR management, engineering, chemistry and physics to players of this game. Just to name a few.

Personally, the field I think I've learned the most about so far is relativity, because playing this game you realize how time is really quite a relative thing.

80+ hours in. Feels like I'm barely scratching the surface. And they keep adding regular (and great) content.

I feel the learning curve gets steeper as you keep going, and ultimately it's almost mandatory to develop some very advance and self-sustainable systems, truly hardcore stuff unless you look for tutorials, or are very patient, or a professional engineer lol but there's a lot of game here even before you reach that point.

It's 2024 now, fully released a while back, and ONI is the gift that keeps on giving.

They should give away degrees in HR management, engineering, chemistry and physics to players of this game. Just to name a few. Personally, the field I think I've learned the most about so far is relativity, because playing this game you realize how time is really quite a relative thing. 80+ hours in. Feels like I'm barely scratching the surface. And they keep adding regular (and great) content. I feel the learning curve gets steeper as you keep going, and ultimately it's almost mandatory to develop some very advance and self-sustainable systems, truly hardcore stuff unless you look for tutorials, or are very patient, or a professional engineer lol but there's a lot of game here even before you reach that point. It's 2024 now, fully released a while back, and ONI is the gift that keeps on giving.