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About This Game

Earth Space Colonies is a strategy-simulation game where you build space colonies around the Solar system. Your first destination is Mars. Establish a first self-sustaining colony and terraform a red wasteland into a green oasis. Balance your resources and expand the infrastructure. Build anything from high-tech factories, hotels, military bases to space elevators and terraformers. Colonize other worlds as well: defend a mining colony on a dwarf planet Ceres and explore the subsurface ocean on Ganymede, Jupiter’s largest moon. Survive intense combat on Saturn's moon Titan.

Build space colonies on multiple worlds at the same time.

Three dynamic campaigns with different goals. Terraform Mars, defend Ceres, explore Ganymede.

Join cast of fully voiced characters in an engaging story about the next great adventure of humanity.

Train specialized astronauts: from builders and miners to scientists.

Explore the planets with astronauts and rovers while trying to survive devastating sand storms, blazing solar flares, rumbling quakes, meteor showers and other disasters in this extremely hostile environment.

Research new tech to unlock advanced structures and units.

Experience dynamic day-night cycles and weather effects.

Crafting system. Combine produced goods with raw materials to create unique and special items.

Establish interplanetary commerce. Build goods and trade items using rockers, maglev launchers and space elevators.

Game updates and expansions based on trending space related news. Maybe there is something on Pluto going on. Or Titan. There are so many fascinating worlds in the Solar system. a09c17d780

Title: Earth Space Colonies
Genre: Indie, Simulation, Strategy
Developer:
Persona and Pixel studio
Publisher:
Persona and Pixel studio
Release Date: 1 Jul, 2016

Minimum:

OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10
Processor: 2 GHz Dual Core
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: 512 MB VRAM (Shader Model 3)
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Storage: 780 MB available space
Sound Card: Direct X compatible sound card

English,Russian,French,German,Japanese

Game shows promise, but interface is obtuse. Tutorials are inadequet and there is no manual. For me, the frustration of trying to do very basic things in the game rapidly overwhelmed any enjoyment I was having. Hopefully these issues will be resolved in the future and I can give this game a more positive review.. Great game, really well made, the crafting is very well built. I played this on my surface and it ran fine. The military aspect is really good, and after a bit of exploring the controls a bit you get a real feel that your running the colony. It has only a few flaws: I couldn't figure out how to turn the buildings, if you build to close the people get stuck and die, and you have to go back and forth between the planets.

Otherwise great game I look forward to the next update.. I'm super bummed. This game has a lot of potential, but it's not a finished product at this point. Many basic game concepts have not implemented yet, and the players time quickly devolves into an unsustainable amount of micro-management. There's a strong imbalance between what the player must do manually and what is automated behind the scenes. For example:
- When building habitation structures, new colonists instantaneously fill the structures regardless of whether or not the colony even has the ability to accept deliveries (extreme and illogical automation)
- To construct a new building or object - of which there are many - each unit of material required for construction has to be manually produced by the player (extreme and illogical micromanagement).

I hope development continues on this project. It has the foundation to go far.. Earth Space Colonies: a haiku

Yay abandonware!
Horrible clunky UI
Building look randomly plopped and unconnected
Which they are!
Except they're not-
Power, water, and oxygen are just there!
This is not a game
It's just a concept!. For those of you who enjoy resource games like Banished or Planet Base this is the game for you. It posseses many of the same features but taken to the next level. The layers of crafting are farily intricate. In addition you have the added dimension of a research tree and the problem of managing 3 colonies at a time where each colony is interdependant on the others. Throw that together with the threat of robbers and aliens and you have a game that will keep you entertained for hours. At the beginning of the game you have "advisors" they do a great job at stepping you through some of the beginning phases but the mechanics are designed where you need to be increasingly more creative. This system allows you to jump right into playing the game with a very easy learning curve. If you don't want to be constrained by the story they also have a sandbox mode. All in all I think this is the best resource game I have played. I think it better even then banished or planet base. One last thing the price point on this game is well worth it. Buy it you'll love it.. Interface is clunky and insufficient. There are no tool tips while playing that are useable. NOTHING connects to anything. There is no realism here. Oxygen and water and power magically connect to everything. NO airlocks just buildings dropped in crates until done. You can just Just drop pods and click away until you produce what you need. You can't set production you have to click each item one time for one umnit. THAT grew tedious fast. For all of it's faults, Sol 0 at $6 is far superior and Planetbase, which I own, is the king of builders in space. You may get some enjoyment out of this game but I found little to enjoy. At this point I cannot recommend.. I only paid 1.49 for this and I'm still considering asking for a refund.

Let me expound a bit...

This almost seems like someone had an idea for a decent Tapping Game on a mobile platform and then decided to turn it into a bare-bones PC port. This game, so far, seems to be nothing more than clicks. Want to make resources? Click to make one of ANYTHING, but you only get one per click, so if you want 40, click 40 times. Or you can just turn on automation and it will keep making things ad infinitum. There's no "process" to make anything. It's just clicks. You don't have to send out astronauts to mine ore, you don't have to extract anything from the soil. Well, maybe you do theoretically, but if you want to go that route, it's all in your imagination.

Want to build the more complicated buildings? Just wait til the automated counters tick up and build one when you have enough supplies.

I'm renaming this Earth Space Colonies: Click and Wait.