liquid and power run through adjacent objects) and the colour tool seems to be additive and not absolute when painting. Would like to see where it goes.īetter Item/gameplay descritions in the future would be nice to have (eg.
I was hooked by your funny game description of the little accidents that could happen. I really like the idea of the moral ambiguous/absent ai core and this side of view. Thanks for the demo, I'll likely give it another run through to see how far I get. I wanted the crew to have their own rooms and private toilets but the lack of oxygen shut that down quite quickly! I found out the hard way that using doors without vents led to the station occupants suffocating! Playing a benevolent A.I. I didn't really feel I could design my station how I'd have liked to in the early game due to the vents being a mid-tech. Sending members of the crew off in the early game to scavenge for essential supplies could be a way to form a game loop. I'm sure this is to come in the final game but perhaps a suggestion would be to have the shuttle missions accessible earlier by lowering the crew level requirements. I didn't have the feeling that I get in the earlier game examples of the "next project" or the next area that really needs my focus. With nothing really to build and the colonists levelling up slowly due to a lack of completable jobs, I felt like I was twiddling my thumbs at points. The demo did have me speeding up time as I was waiting for a colonist to level up so I could research the later techs to have any form of game progress. and, overall, I think the bones are there. I'm a fan of the genre including games like Dwarf Fortress, Banished etc. The various wall and floor designs were in-keeping and the buildable objects all looked good! I sent my colonists (occupants? crew?) away on a few missions which was a fun touch and expanding the station was easy. Overseer" theme with some morally questionable decisions. I loved the aesthetic and I hope you can branch out with the "A.I.
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I hit a bit of a wall whereby I couldn't figure out how to acquire more water to get crops growing and fire up another O2 scrubber so my play through came to a natural end just before the hour mark. Q: Wow this Starmancer game is awesome - how can I find out more?Ī: Why thank you for saying so! Head on over to the Starmancer Discord for updates, follow the Twitter for gorgeous development gifs and be sure to wishlist here on Steam to get a notification as soon as the game launches.Ĭommenting after completing my first run through. Q: I have a very important question for the devs!Ī: Cool! We will be hosting a Q&A session to answer your burning questions over on the Chucklefish Discord server on Friday June 19th at 19.00 BST / 11.00 PDT / 14.00 EDT. It’s also helpful for us to know from a player experience point of view what you got stuck on, so please also give us your feedback in the comments section.
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We may not reply to every message, but rest assured the dev team will be looking into it!Ī: Please feel free to ask if you need help in the Starmancer Discord. Q: Will the demo be available for me to play in my Steam library after the event?Ī: No, Valve are automatically removing demos when the event ends on June 22nd at 10am PDT - so get playing while you can!Ī: Feel free to pass on info (including details on how it happened) in the replies to this thread. If you’d like to see what stage the development is at - check out the Star Map [We’d love to hear your thoughts and feelings on the demo, so please feel free to drop a comment in the thread below! Enjoy!
Please keep in mind that the game is still in development, so there may be some bugs lurking, and changes to be made before the final release. The demo is available from today at 10am PDT / 6pm BST / 2pm EDT, until the same time on Monday June 22nd.
We’re incredibly excited for you all to get hands-on with the Starmancer demo during this Steam Game Festival: Summer Edition.
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