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Development update 2016-11-10

Work has continued on small enhancements. Some of them have been pending for months and weren't scheduled earlier because of some of the complexity, but now it was time to tackle them.

Autopilot visit icons in planets

The system view in the galaxy screen will now display an icon next to the planet to indicate if any ship has an autopilot order that visits that planet, plus the number of ships that do so. This will be very helpful when planning autopilot routes, so you can see quickly what planets are visited by your fleet and avoid making unwanted visits.

Warning icons and progress bars for jobs

Jobs now have an on-map progress bar to quickly glance how long is going to take. Consumption actions also display this progress bar. Jobs that have been stopped or have some kind of status warning will now also display an icon on top of them. Clicking the object will give more information, as before.

Raid landing area hint

It has been requested that there should be some indication of where a raiding party is going to strike. While we agree it's a good idea, having the exact position would cheese up too much the game, since then it's very easy to isolate it by removing corridors, for example. But we still wanted to add such a feature to the game, so now a big wide circle will be displayed. The raiding party will spawn inside this circle, but the exact position will be random inside its area.

Invaders shuttle

Raiding parties will now arrive by shuttle and stop just over the spawning area, to make this station event a nicer feeling. The shuttles are unique for each civ. We really want to go back to adding new station events, and making a better design of the current ones is a first step.

[ 2016-11-10 21:18:00 CET ] [ Original post ]

The Spatials: Galactology

Weird and Wry Developer

Weird and Wry Publisher

2018-04-18 Release

Strategy Simulation Singleplayer Tags

Game News Posts: 69

🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse

Mixed (231 reviews)

http://thespatials.com/

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The Game includes VR Support

Public Linux Depots:

Galactology Linux [197.24 M]

Available DLCs:

The Spatials: Galactology - Soundtrack

The Spatials are back on a new adventure!

The Spatials: Galactology is The Spatials reimagined as a deeper, more rewarding simulation game. With mod support and active pause, Galactology adds new items and structures to build, trade routes to exploit, planets with many new variables, sophisticated AI, civilizations that actually attack your station -- and unique gameplay systems behind every object and room.

Key Features

Design a space station and watch your crew as they build it in real time
More freedom for your designs: use any room with any objects, color the floor tiles as you wish
Reinforce your space station with new buildings, management decisions, and staff
Assemble robots to assist with station chores
Explore a detailed simulation with many systems to play with -- including manufacturing, research, healthcare, disease, emotional breakdowns, combat, hunger, thirst, cleaning, decay, security, FIRE!, and more
Handle complex logistics, requiring restocking and inventory control
Earn in-game cash by growing your space station’s hospitality business
Designate staff for your bar or your research lab
Visitors and officers have a mind of their own. Make sure their needs are met!
Build hospitals to care for the wounded and diseased
Secure your station with cameras, scanners and turrets
A randomly-generated galaxy with 100+ planets
Build spaceships and explore the galaxy
Explore the surface of planets and asteroids
Engage in real-time combat to forge alliances and make new enemies
Find natural resources, civilizations and ancient ruins
Establish trade routes with your allies
Develop and download gameplay mods from the Steam Workshop
And more, much more is coming!

About Weird and Wry

Weird and Wry is a Barcelona game development studio founded in 2014 by two brothers: Carlos and Max Carrasco. Carlos (a programmer) and Max (an artist) share a love for simulation games and classic play -- which heavily influenced The Spatials, their first project. Inspired by the great classic sim games of the '90s, The Spatials combined classic base-building gameplay (based on isometric tile room building) with a real-time combat system and an exploration campaign. The Spatials was released on Steam in March 2015 and took off! Thanks to its success and growing fan base, The Spatials spawned a sequel -- The Spatials: Galactology, which updates the original concept with deeper gameplay and a whole new take on the space station management business.

MINIMAL SETUPOS: Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit
Processor: 1.3 Ghz or higher (64 bit only!)Memory: 4096 MB RAM
Memory: 4096 MB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD 3000+ / AMD Radeon HD 4000+ / NVIDIA GeForce GT 200+
Storage: 300 MB available spaceAdditional Notes: Requires stable OpenGL 3.2 drivers with GLSL support

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