In Stardeus, there are other people you’ll encounter in the game via traders and random events, and not all of them are friendly. Once you have a bigger ship under your belt and plenty of equipment whirring away, Stardeus is an extremely fun game, but it can take some time to get there. Not all items in the game can be crafted by robots – some need a more human touch – and this is a great way to incentivise gameplay that prefers using a mix of pops, instead of just robots. All of this must either be traded or mined, and generally, the latter is better why pay for something you can just get yourself? Once you have these materials, via crafting benches you can process them into more complex parts and resources with which you’ll build more advanced equipment. This will be important, as you will need materials to craft replacement parts and expand upon your initial infrastructure. Once you’ve got engines and a bridge, you’ll be able to travel to planets, albeit slowly at first. After this, its up to the player… should better engines be researched? Maybe better hydroponics should be researched for a better food supply? Or maybe you should just focus on improving the structure of the spaceship and expanding its size. Once this is done, you’ll need to research oxygen and heating to make sure that your pops have a safe atmosphere within the ship, so they can go anywhere other than the tiny safe room they start off with. This means repairing any damage, making sure there are bulkheads built so the vastness of space isn’t something your humans will accidentally take a trip into, and finally powering airlocks and doors to try and keep the oxygen and heat in. Once you’ve winched together parts of your ship, you then need to go about ensuring the integrity of the various rooms you’ll have. You’ll assign priorities to any tasks you want completed, and using this they will complete tasks in order. Automated drones can be manually controlled to a degree, but in general they’ll be going around automatically doing their thing. To begin with though, you’ll be relying on automated drones as opposed to humans, and they will be the primary vessel you use for initial gameplay they’ll be useful for construction, repair and so on.
Once this is done, you’ll need to start dealing with some bigger problems, such as winching together the various parts of your ship, as well as re-establishing life support systems for the stasis array your various human pops are located in. Gameplay in Stardeus initially consists of establishing some power production and starting your initial research. As the advanced AI in charge of making sure you colonists are safe and cared for, you will oversee the welfare, research, economy, and rebuilding efforts of your starship and colonists, as well as taking charge of combat later in the game, and then finally terraforming a planet so that it is inhabitable by human life. Eventually you will travel the stars, but to begin with you need to rebuild your broken apart starship.
#Rimworld save location simulator
Stardeus is an Early Access colony simulator set in space, and will draw the most obvious comparisons to the ever popular Rimworld, due to a similar art style and top down view. Unfortunately, it seems they mostly disappeared and there is only one left… Welcome to Stardeus. In desperation, you scan the area for a spacesuit to wear. The others are still safe in stasis, but you’re very much in danger. Klaxons are blaring, debris litters the area and it looks like your ship has broken apart. Stardeus is a fun colony management game where you're rebuilding a destroyed spaceship.
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