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About This Game Explore a new and unforgiving frontier. Lead an international team in establishing humankind's first foothold on another planet. Extract raw materials from the Martian surface to refine and use. Survive dust storms, accidents, and hypoxia. Achieve complete self-sustainability, or die trying. PeriAreion, an astronomical term for the closest approach to Mars, aims to blend real-time strategy gameplay with a little simulation and science.Key FeaturesConstruct Your BaseBuild and upgrade a variety of modules to help your colonists survive. Each module provides unique activities and research for your colonists to engage in.Explore MarsChoose from three landing sites: Candor Chasma in the dusty Valles Marineris, Mawrth Vallis at the boundary of highland and plains, and frozen Hellas Planitia close to Mars' south pole. Each map has different weather and hazards, along with difficulties for navigation and resource location. Find points of interest, missions, minerals, ice, and photo opportunities as you explore. All terrain has been generated from satellite images of actual locations on Mars.Research Colony UpgradesSpend research points in five different trees with 71 possible upgrades. This includes three different colony specializations that determine your path to sustainability and change the way you win the game.Learn About MarsUnlock articles in the PeriAreipedia containing the latest research and science about Mars. Get new articles for completing missions, constructing modules, and performing research. 6d5b4406ea Title: PeriAreionGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:TBA GamesPublisher:TBA GamesRelease Date: 19 Feb, 2015 PeriAreion Crack And Patch Pathfinding is not great. You can't tell characters where to go and what to do unless it is within their line of sight, so a lot of the game is micromanaging each colonist. More seriously, the final structure you need to complete the game spawned on top of a construction site for another structure needed to complete the game, making it impossible for me to complete the building project. Despite these serious issues with the mechanics, the game is fun and I would recommend it if you can get it on sale.. Take to the red planet with this gem.This game drops 4 astronauts on the red planet in one of 4 (for the moment) regions. Order your people to gather resources, investigate anomalies or other points of interest, extend and maintain your facility and order new people and \/ or resources from Earth.The interface is simple but effective, don't crowd the screen or intrude with the way of the actual chores \/ jobs you need to perform. The way the developers chose to build \/ extend your base leaves much to be desired, as you can only order the construction of a new module and then just assign an astronaut to perform the construction, but you don't get to decide where and how, or even have multiple astronauts speed up the process. This is all fine since it isn't about building a base on Mars, and with the statistics for the astronauts present, which range from temperature, oxygen, general health and radiation, as well as the environmental problems you'll have to cope with, such as landslides, dust storms and the increase in solar radiation during daytime, you will have your work cut out for you.And therein lies the problem that at least I have with this game; It feels a lot like work and there is too much on rails for a game like this. The developers have seemingly tried to compensate by using rendering methods that appear to do a whole lot in terms of making the game choppy and laggy at times, but when you just look at some of the models and effects from say dust storms and such it really doesn't justify such a load on the GPU compared with better graphics and smoother gameplay in other similar projects.On the other hand, there is not a single catagory this game falls in as it really is a simulator of building and maintaining a base on Mars, with all the reasonable problems you could imagine we would face.Definately interesting, not sure if a lot of people will enjoy this game given the limited freedom though.. PeriAreion is a complex survival game on the surface of Mars. This game does a great job of getting all of the practical science aspects correct. The creators have done their homework as far as understanding the actual challenges to creating a living community on Mars. The movement and visuals in the game seemed to flow very well. There are a lot of variables to consider in order to "win." For this reason, I would say this game is a little more difficult than most games are. One of the main benefits to purchasing this game is that the developers are very responsive. They want to create a game that the consumer likes and improve the game accordingly.. I've played this game for few hours and I'm not impressed. The game looks like something I'd played 20 years ago. The control is the biggest flaw in this game. The astronauts are constantly get stuck. There is no resources in the map and little support from earth, which make every launch a sucide mission. If you like space sim and have fun with it, I would suggest you get another game like Sol0: Mars colonization or something else (I think I bought that for $4).My final thought.....this game is not worth it.. Quite an update. I'm into space and I enjoyed the hell out of this. The update handled a mess of usability issues and improved the graphics. The challenge is the game, not the UI. I couldn't help but imagine the book\/film "the martian" the entire time I was playing.I liked:-Colonizing mars-Lots of characters to pick from-Real science-Several landing sites-Updated graphics-UpgradingI'd like:-Better camera controls-Some way to see the resources of each character without cycling through themSuper Recommended. Its a nice idea but it is not very fun to play,you should stick with Space Colony or Startopia if you want a sci-fi colony building game. I hope that they release more patches that make the game actually fun but until then this game gets a thumbs down.. An eye-opening game!I've thought of colonizing Mars as something we may do, later on, somehow. I'm sure they'll figure out how to do it. After playing this game, now I can see that colonizing Mars really is something that we can do. I feel like I can join in on the discussion on colonizing Mars, or at least listen and understand more of what people are saying; understand what's needed, and what the concerns are. I feel like I understand the kind of life the colonists will have, on Mars. After playing this game, my whole view of Mars has changed: it's another place; not all that different from Earth, but without any oxygen, which is kind of a problem. For the first time, I could imagine myself on the surface of Mars, and felt like I could feel what colonists might really experience there. I'm really glad I played this game.From a gameplay perspective: colonizing Mars, is a lot different than playing Sim City. There are different challenges than in other games in this genre. Decisions are much more critical. If you go short on a resource you need: you could easily die. In other games, you can often go short on a resource for a while, and be fine. Not here. When I started losing power without realizing it at first, it lead to a very tense few moments as I struggled to overcome the problem. Then all my colonists died, when I could not fix the problem fast enough. It's something that could really happen on Mars. You have to search for the future problem and fix it before it can become an emergancy, deciding what is and what isn't going to become a majour problem is what really makes this game.It's an easy game to pick up, too. I played without the tutorial, and felt comfortable, fast. I think almost anyone could play this game, and it's truely a great experience for everyone to have. I'm glad I played this game, and I think you will be, too. :). Do not buy this game. It is unstable. It loads on my computer, asks me to pick a landing site, and then to pick a crew. As soon as you pick a crew it shows you a rotating picture of Mars and freezes up. I tried rebooting and running the game again and it happened again. After three tries I gave up. Never even got to play the game. Waste of $5.00!. This game kinda sucks, poor graphics. It needs more interactive parts, like customizing your base to where you want the modules. Maybe more settings and upgrades per module. Its too simplistic. This game needs large mudules and possibly building that out can build when you reach a certian research level. Eventually all your crew will die. This would be a lot better if we could build to the point of a self sustained community.suggestions-Drilling rigs for underground mining.-Larger maps, with customizable rovers.-Getting to land and choose build locations.-possible multiplayer up to 4 players.-upgrades for each mudule. like air and food production. (types of foods, calories per type of food.)-space station to transfer goods and colonists.-building for the surface.This game is extremely limited.This game has a lot of potential, but the graphics and game play is severely behind the times.. First of all, this is a solid, well designed game that I would recommend to anyone interested in educational RTS style play that doesn't involve shooting things. Its real strength comes from realistic approach to balanced resource management (expand too slow or too quickly and you die). There is plenty of challenge build into the game play which will probably keep anyone intrigued by potential Mars colonization glued to the screen for hours.Having said that, the game does need some polish. I haven't encountered any major bugs, but I felt that camera rotation and individual colonist management could be made more intuitive. The tech tree and achievement system are adequate but seem a bit disconnected from the game play. I found graphics to be more than sufficient since I don't believe more visual realism would add anything to this type of game. Finally, I think that this game could focus a bit more on Mars exploration that promotes fantasy and curiosity elements of play. In other words, less grind, more unexpected discoveries and surprises with larger maps.Overall, this a great start and I look forward to future updates.