Creator Spotlight: RMazer

Welcome to our Creator spotlight!

Continuing our series of Space Engineers Creator Spotlights with RMazer.

“I started playing Space Engineers when I was thirteen in 2020, and have accumulated many hours in the game. I have enjoyed both the gameplay and creativity that comes with bringing something to life in this game, and actually being able to interact with your creation. This game was quite difficult at first in terms of building something that was visually appealing to me, and it took me some time to finally assemble the skills necessary to feel confident in posting on the workshop, as I wanted the quality of my work to be decent enough to gain reasonable traction amongst the community. This game elevated my visual perspective regarding design and my intuitive nature in how I would produce what it was I had in mind. After playing this game for a while, it inspired me to start 3D modeling and 3D printing, where I also now find much enjoyment alongside Space Engineers.

When I first found this game, I was so attached to it. Having those creative limitations stripped away and being able to create something at the level Space Engineers allows you to do appealed to me on a level no other game had previously done before. Seeing the positive feedback my work had gotten on the workshop and the always active community inspired me to keep going. This game’s continuing evolution also motivated me to persist in pondering what it was I wanted to make next, and how I would do it. This is my favorite video game of all time, and seeing what the hard-working developers are doing with the game’s sequel leaves me thinking about how it will keep progressing into the future for veterans and new players alike to enjoy. “

	Mortal Engines – Salthook Traction Town Salthook (known as Salzhaken in the film) is a small Bavarian mining town that appears at the very beginning of Mortal Engines. The town was powered by C-20 land engines and could reach 120 MPH. Its most notable cargo was an enormous supply of salt.
	UNSC ‘In Amber Clad’ Project The In Amber Clad was launched from Naval Yard AS-9 over Reach on February 9, 2547, alongside fifteen other frigates. By 2549, the Clad was the sole survivor of its group, its sister ships having perished in the battles of Paris IV, Iota and Arcadia.
	[Aegis Nautilus] – Robert Space Industries ‘Four hundred years ago, Aegis Dynamics introduced the Nautilus. Warfare has never been the same since. Through centuries of refinement, 2949’s Nautilus is a paragon of strategic conflict and the first choice of combat engineers the universe over.’
	Star Wars – YT-1300 Millennium Falcon The Millennium Falcon, originally designated YT 492727ZED and formerly known as the Stellar Envoy, was a Corellian YT-1300f light freighter most famously used by the smugglers Han Solo and Chewbacca, during and following the Galactic Civil War.
	[Aegis Hammerhead] – Robert Space Industries In March 2765, High Command issued a request for proposal (RFP) seeking a dedicated anti-fighter platform that could serve as both a key element of the standard fleet screen and as a cost-effective patrol ship to replace the aging Guine-class. Aegis Dynamics was tasked with developing this new warship, then identified as PROJECT MONITOR and began ground-up development that November.

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