Trappist

Маленькая, но добротная игра. Минусы: - довольно сложно менеджерить ресурсы, т.к. нет возможности посмотреть суммарный доход планеты - нет нормального интерфейса грузовых маршрутов, порой имеющийся интерфейс перекрывает точки назначения, если они близко Но помимо этих интерфейсных проблем остальное весьма неплохо: простой, но добротный сюжет, атмосфера исследований. Было бы здорово получить продолжение истории.

Definitely worth a look if you enjoy colony building and resource management games! Amazingly addictive and satisfying for such a simple game. There are areas where more tutorials or in-game tips would be helpful. For example, I was at least three hours into the game before I realized I could set up trade routes with my cargo ships, because the button only appears when you are on the space view and zoomed out past a certain level.

A calm and meditative game that strongly reminded me of Alien Legacy, a DOS game which I spent a lot of time in. I loved the concept of having a mothership (even if, like in Alien Legacy, it was somewhat underutilized in my playthrough), setting up trade routes between planets and colonies, and balancing resources. This was precisely what I wanted to play. I also loved that you get a full resource refund when you disassemble a building. There are a few mild issues I had with the game: 1) There isn't a table to see your transport ships (I constantly had to switch between all colonies trying to find them). Also, you can't rename them, so it's not always evident whether you give orders to a stopped ship, or the one that's on a trade route. 2) I would also loved to have a screen-wide table of resource balance in every colony. Including global resource balance. I had to make a separate Excel table to make sure I don't have a deficit. 3) I felt there was a bit of a mood disonance with Bob. I mean, this creature starts killing your colonists, and the first thing your scientists do is endearingly call it Bob 4) The resource depot's hitbox is slightly extended out of its bounds in the sides, so I always had to leave a small gap between it and other structures. Overall, I enjoyed playing it!