Update .30 is now Live!
* Save and Load your Habitat progress. Save Game and Load Game options are now in the Settings screen in-game, and Load Game is an option on the Main Menu and upon player death. Notes: To save in-game, hit ESCAPE or click the Settings button at the bottom-left, and choose Save Game. You can load a saved game from the Main Menu, Settings Menu, or upon the death of your Habitat HQ unit. The save and load system currently saves the following data: Your habitat configurations and positions, resource counts, and number of engineers. When loading a save game, you will notice that the “world” of loose space junk will have changed around you. In addition, you will be given a new mission upon loading. If you save your game with any user-generated Junk Workshop content as part of your habitat, then delete that content from Junk Workshop, loading your save game file will not work properly. The save-game file is in plaintext JSON format. It is not encrypted and can be shared with others or modified (at your own risk! be sure to make a safe copy). Locations of save files: PC: UsersAppDataLocalLow4gencyHabitat_EarlyAccess_HabitatSaves
MAC: /Library/Caches/unity.4gency.Habitat (Early Access)/HabitatSaves
LINUX: Home/.config/unity3d/4gency/Habitat_EarlyAccess_/HabitatSaves
More data will be saved in future versions including mission progression!
* Random missions. Take on space stations and nano machine clouds for rewards at random points along the map.
Notes:
There are two types of missions in this first version: Station hunting and nano cloud defense. They will be picked at random. Once a mission is completed, a new one will start in 30 seconds.
Click on the mission tasks in the list in the top-left to zoom your camera to the target in order to aid in navigation.
Be sure to collect the reward at the end of the mission to fully complete the mission.
Many more mission types will be unlocked as we continue development.
* Tutorial mission. Learn the basics about building, flying, and fighting in orbit!
Notes:
If you’re a first time player you’ll be asked if you want to play the tutorial upon clicking Start Game. If you say No, you won’t be asked again.
You can access the tutorial at any time through the Tutorial option on the main menu.
This tutorial covers only the most basic operations. Deeper tutorial concepts will be covered as we continue development.
* Brand-new user interface for habitat control - major rework of buttons, resource counts, and more
Notes:
A lot has moved around to make way for the mission list and in order to give a more responsive feel to the game’s controls.
You’ll find most of your controls along the bottom-left corner. Resource counts are now in the top-left.
Keyboard controls remain unchanged.
Features We Missed
* Fog of war - this one didn’t make the cut for the v0.30 update, falling behind save, missions, and the tutorial system. As it can dramatically impact usability and gameplay, we want to be sure it’s up to scratch before unveiling it, and it wasn’t ready for primetime. Stay tuned!
Smaller Features and Fixes
* Selecting “Build Connector” mode no longer makes projectiles disappear
* Turret angles no longer “nudge” accidentally when selected in HAL
Watch the Roadmap!
Remember, we are tracking features and taking feedback on our Habitat Roadmap powered by Trello. Check it out here:
https://trello.com/b/HBFLCdhi/habitat
We hope you enjoy the new features! Keep on spacing!
- 4gency
[ 2014-09-30 16:00:21 CET ] [ Original post ]
New Features
* Save and Load your Habitat progress. Save Game and Load Game options are now in the Settings screen in-game, and Load Game is an option on the Main Menu and upon player death. Notes: To save in-game, hit ESCAPE or click the Settings button at the bottom-left, and choose Save Game. You can load a saved game from the Main Menu, Settings Menu, or upon the death of your Habitat HQ unit. The save and load system currently saves the following data: Your habitat configurations and positions, resource counts, and number of engineers. When loading a save game, you will notice that the “world” of loose space junk will have changed around you. In addition, you will be given a new mission upon loading. If you save your game with any user-generated Junk Workshop content as part of your habitat, then delete that content from Junk Workshop, loading your save game file will not work properly. The save-game file is in plaintext JSON format. It is not encrypted and can be shared with others or modified (at your own risk! be sure to make a safe copy). Locations of save files: PC: Users
Habitat
4gency
Versus Evil
2016-01-26
Action Indie Strategy Simulation Singleplayer
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🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse
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The Game includes VR Support
Habitat Linux Universal Depot [1.43 G]Habitat Linux Universal Depot - PRESS EMBARGO [1.43 G]
Earth is doomed and our only hope is getting a survivable habitat up in space using whatever resources are scattered in orbit. You’re left with debris, junk, and other oddities to use for humanity’s survival. Build, upgrade, and control the Habitats that you create as you see fit. The main Campaign will take you through narrative-driven missions while Sandbox mode will give you a blank slate and pure creative control to build and explore at your leisure.
Leading your team of engineers, you will have to build and fly your space stations in a zero gravity setting. Learn to scavenge and thrive with whatever you find floating around in space, or go on the hunt to take what you need from other factions trying to survive. In the event of a threat, get creative and turn your space stations into deadly weapons using pieces of debris you pick up such as rockets, lasers and particle accelerators, to fight with. Crisis is guaranteed; your only chance of survival is to get creative and to be decisive in the face of disaster.
Leading your team of engineers, you will have to build and fly your space stations in a zero gravity setting. Learn to scavenge and thrive with whatever you find floating around in space, or go on the hunt to take what you need from other factions trying to survive. In the event of a threat, get creative and turn your space stations into deadly weapons using pieces of debris you pick up such as rockets, lasers and particle accelerators, to fight with. Crisis is guaranteed; your only chance of survival is to get creative and to be decisive in the face of disaster.
Features
- You are in control: build a fleet of Habitats or combine them all into one massive Habitat.
- Explore procedurally generated space around the Earth, the Moon, and Mars
- Experiment with various space debris such as leftover weaponry and unusual space junk, and hunt for rare pieces of debris to help build and expand your Habitat including a militarized T-Rex Head complete with flame thrower!
- Physics based gameplay using weight, thrust, and zero gravity.
- Embark on Campaign missions and lead your engineers and citizens to safety.
- Get creative in Sandbox Mode. Build and experiment at your leisure.
- Hundreds of building blocks for you to create and customize whatever you can think of.
- Help humanity thrive in space, with civilian rescue, engineer combat, and even space zombies!
- Fight with the elements - manage fires, ice storms, electrical and EMP bursts
- Soundtrack by Alexander Brandon (Deus Ex)
MINIMAL SETUP
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. 32-bit (Linux machine configuration not supported)
- Processor: Dual-core 2 GHzMemory: 2 GB RAM
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD3000. Nvidia GeForce GT8600 or equivalent. supporting Shader Model 3 equivalent
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. 32-bit (Linux machine configuration not supported)
- Processor: Dual-core 3 GHzMemory: 4 GB RAM
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 ti 1GB ram or or ATI Radeon HD 6XXX or higher
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