Stay prepared, a natural disaster or environmental catastrophe can doom an ill-equipped settlement. Construct more than 130 buildings and survive a harsh world filled with danger. ◾Build and Manage a Colony: Build and manage a colony of survivors after a world-ending event. Go beyond the colony and explore the wastelands to gather resources, meet rival colonies, and uncover the world’s secrets. Not necessarily to finish the gameplay (until the endgame), just to get a feel of the differences and progression and how my strategy would need to be adapted.Survive and thrive in a post-apocalyptic future - resources are scarce, but opportunity calls! Build the ultimate disaster proof colony, protect your colonists, and restore civilization to a devastated world. In situations like these, I would just start 3 games, one on minimums, one maximums and one middle of the road and experience the different gameplay myself rather than read about it.
And the min/max values would hint on what the effect of that setting would be in-game. I can't remember the exact answer but the gist was that the explanation on screen was it. I did feedback that players would want to know what all the different choices mean when Custom mode was first introduced. I'm not sure devs would publish documentation on gameplay choices and settings for games like these, as these games are kind of an exploration and to keep the mysteries fresh for new players. Updating gets to be a nightmare when you need to maintain and keep abreast of a monthly patch cycle. I don't publish if things are still getting tweaked. Once I have a handle on things and feel data is sufficient enough to share, then I craft the Steam Guide or blog or wiki, depending on how much control I want to administer in the comments.Īnd a lot depends on the game's update cycle. Reading forums and see what others are frustrated with would give me an idea of what guides to write or blog about.
If everybody expects someone else to input data into a wiki, then the wiki never gets edited and maintained and becomes outdated. Yes, I've learned a tool just to be able to read game code for some games.Īnd wikis are only as good as the community engagement. If I want to learn something deeper I open up the code.
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