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Another will handle the entertainment in the recreational area. Another manages the plants in the organics area. One alien type will work the trash recycler. You will need to recruit some of these visitors to handle tasks on the base. There are also a huge number of different types of aliens that will show up at the base, and they’ll all have their own individual work talent.

Deep into the game, this feels like relentless busywork, but the strategy behind the game is so simplistic that it’s the only engaging quality it has going for it. The symbiosis between these three tiers is simple and obvious, but it does force you to keep flicking between the three of them and micromanaging a lot of moving parts within the starbase. The third tier is purely for recreational pursuits, and it drains a lot of resources to maintain, but does so in exchange for a lot of in-game currency.

#Spacebase startopia trainer full

One tier is full of organic plants, and it produces the raw materials that you use in a second-tier to build rooms, items, and objects to keep your visitors happy. This space doughnut has three different “tiers,” which are separated physically as three sets of separate doughnut rings. Mechanically it is standard genre stuff, but competently structured.

I could never muster the will to care in Spacebase Startopia, and for a genre as time-consuming as this one, that’s a big problem. Whether it’s Planet Coaster, Two Point Hospital or Project Highrise, I care a great deal about the aesthetics in simulators, as I like to watch the results of my decisions turn into a growing, thriving, thing (whatever it is that I’m building). Sure it’s all metal and the way it is curved gives it a “science fiction” look, but it’s claustrophobic and, frankly, aesthetically unpleasant, and the only relief is the tiniest window that hints at what’s outside. With Spacebase Startopia, you instead see little more than the inside of doughnuts. I want to build domed “outdoor” areas and provide my visitors with parks that they can stargaze from. I want to be able to advertise my recreational facilities to various planets, and then watch ships of space tourists turn up. I want to have a sense of what I am doing is in that context, too. I want to see the station slowly grow from the outside, floating in the void of space. It’s hard to believe that the same company that, in just the last couple of years, has brought us consistent excellence in Port Royale 4, Tropico 6, Immortal Realms, Railway Empire and Dungeons 3 would think that this is a good idea.įor one thing, if you tell me that I am going to be able to play a space station builder simulation, I kind of expect to see space. It’s disappointing, given that it’s published by Kalypso, a publisher that usually has such an eye for this genre.

#Spacebase startopia trainer simulator

Unfortunately, Spacebase Startopia, which does try to be a satirical simulator in the vein of Two Point Hospital et al, has left me feeling very cold indeed.

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Software description provided by the publisher.I know that space is a cold place and all, but that doesn’t mean that games set in space should leave me feeling cold. Hone your skills as the Commander of Spacebase Startopia in the many challenges of the singleplayer campaign or play your way in the customizable sandbox mode. The dynamic narrator AI “VAL” reacts to your decisions and is always at your side in both word and deed – and the occasional extremely unqualified comment. Sabotage your opponents' economy or attack them with your Mech Units, conduct trade and beware of Space Pirates eager to board your Station. Prevail against your competitors, for you are not alone on the Space Station. Each of the three Decks will require your leadership skills, with the Sub Deck containing all of the Rooms vital to survival, while the Fun Deck focuses on your visitors and the flora and fauna found on the Bio Deck provides sufficient Resources for survival as well as a home to the graceful Dryads. The 10-mission, fully dubbed single-player Campaign will require all your skills as Commander of the Spacebase Startopia as you strive to create one of the most attractive trade and tourism destinations in the known universe. And as if maintaining the three Space Station Decks, entertaining the eight Alien races and defending against enemy invaders were not enough of a challenge, the dynamic narrator AI is not going to mince matters and commentates the events in a lovely but sharp-tongued manner. SPACEBASE STARTOPIA captivates with its original mixture of economic simulation and empire building strategy paired with classic RTS skirmishes and a good dose of humor.