Adaptory

В игре на данный момент контента часа на 2-3 неспешного ковыряния, но видны заделы под кучу исследований и системы развития. В целом похоже на более простую и дружелюбную версию oxygen not included. Я лично буду надеяться на завершение игры и что разрабы смогут допилить и развить игру.

Go buy and enjoy Oxygen Not Included instead I hate to be harsh like this but, who thought of the business case of this? This game has nothing better or different to offer, is coming out years later with no fresh ideas and only does half as good of a job on the features of it's predecessor ?!

TL;DR 6/10: Oxygen Not Included copycat. It has no achievements, good fun, and huge potential, but it's not there yet. (Potential that will one day raise the score.) The thermodynamics in Adaptory is enough to drive people of lower levels of insanity totally insane at the time of the writing of this review. Overview Gamer's purgatory. Adaptory is so much fun yet at the same time so irritating. Just like in Oxygen Not Included, the player builds a sustainable space base before the worst happens. Players will need to disintegrate various minerals to unlock parts of the rock the party is stranded on to not only get to useful items and/or minerals, but also make for harvestable granite, marble, basalt, carbon, iron, and gold to fashion structures and useful items while doing their best to combat the menace of carbon dioxide (and sometimes hydrogen) to establish breathable oxygen to increase the range of how far the survivors can stray from the safe parts of the base. Thermodynamics are also an issue, but much more for the plants that are grown in the base and water turning into ice, and vice-versa. (Luckily everyone can survive temperatures of 100 C and higher with only comfort being an issue.) Graphics and Sound The graphics are quite charming. It's nice seeing people going about their duties and watching the flow of gasses (both in and out of the base, along with flowing through pipes to their destination) as the player strategizes what structures or items to build next. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3797683824 The sounds are basic but they do their job and fit the graphics and theme of the game perfectly. The music loops of ambient music that perfectly fit the space theme of the game that call to mind games like the Citizen Sleeper series and the Space Pilgrim Saga. Positives and Negatives THERMODYNAMICS! THERMODYNAMICS! THERMODYNAMICS! On one hand, it is nice that player can be in temperatures of 100 C and higher and in temperatures of -100 C and higher, and only feel discomfort as a result. I tried producing dry ice in a cold (and insulated) part of my base which always melted despite there being a patch of regular ice in the same tile that stayed frozen for some wild reason. In fact that same patch of ice would even stay frozen despite water in that same tile never freezing just like the ice inside of it! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3797813518 Another problem with the game's thermodynamics was that steam in a cold environment was almost immediately turning to water and instead of rising to it's destination, instead fell back through the pipe and ended up getting the floor wet. This would have been logical except that the pipe was insulated! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3797812812 The farming aspect of the game is pretty interesting. For one thing, players will not always need to produce pots as plants can also become planted in dirt tiles if the light, oxygen, temperature, and/or water conditions are ripe. The players will need to think in order to create an environment where three different plant types have similar optimal gas, light, and temperature ranges for growth for players determined to produce a conservatory which survivors get enjoyment being inside of. As for rooms, it is nice that survivors all want their own bedrooms fairly early in the game which provides more harmony for the base's survivors, and encourages the players to make rooms of various sizes, various lighting levels. A survivor might even want a plant, mainframe, or a bed made of gold in their room. The concept of background tiles are interesting. Despite the mostly 2D mechanics of the game, background tiles will (mostly) need to be built in bedrooms because a survivor will (usually) want a bedroom constructed with marble background tiles, but there are parts of the base (mostly above the starting point of the base) where background tiles will need to be constru…