Changelog

Rover Improvements

Rover Interface scales better for higher resolutions.
'Orientation' dropdown added where you can select a quadrant. You can also see in which quadrant the rover currently is located and toggle an 'autoswitch' feature that will rotate the map if you move to another quadrant.
For people who have trouble with the rover movement being consistent with the map coordinates rather than aligning with the camera: You still have to deal with inverted axis if you change hemispheres, but the axis will invert at straight angles. This makes it much easier to get adjusted to the control scheme.
Reset button added to focus back on the north pole with the original orientation. General Improvements
Character Generator now has a help screen.
When loading or saving, the save/load menu autocloses.
View of saved games in main menu now scrolls faster.
Help dropdown has better readability.
'Unread message' display no longer pops up as soon as you land.
Tooltips added for main toolbar buttons.
Character Generator now has a help screen. Fixes
Manual saving now works as it should.
You can no longer save an empty file.
Typing a name no longer triggers hotkeys.
Viewing a help screen pauses the game.
Timeline help screen fixed for all resolutions.

I'll likely improve the Rover interface further in the future, but the spherical map system will always take a while to get used to for new players. Special thanks to Neofit, Pluis, Eric and fcomurpin for the feedback.

[ 2019-11-22 19:30:29 CET ] [ Original post ]

It is the year 2077. Earth is slowly dying and starving for energy, and humanity has turned to the solar system to meet its ever-growing needs. The Moon has been plundered; the Chinese have begun to colonise Mars, and now the world has set its eyes on hydrocarbon-rich Titan, Saturn's sixth moon. Your employers, the International Autonomous Space Association, are desperate to claim it before the Chinese can. On frosty Titan, this war will be very cold indeed.

Key Features

A hard science fiction setting inspired by Robert Heinlein, Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov and Stanislaw Lem.
An open-ended structure in which your choices define not only the course of the plot, but the fate of the world.
A rich character-creation system, in which you define your character's attributes and develop his or her skills and gear over the course of the game.
A robust base-building system, in which you must manage your crew, resources, and facilities to survive the harsh environment and your political rivals.
Multiple approaches to the game's challenges: dialogue; crafting; exploration; trade; and violence are all viable ways to win.
A rich and reactive story full of mysteries, twists, and memorable characters.

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