http://www.indiegogo.com/terminusgame
It's called "terminus" and, copied from it's official indigogo page:
Gameplay
Terminus plays like a city-builder, as administrator you determine what buildings should be built and where, what parts of the planet to survey or clear for development, what research to perform to improve efficiency, and what social decisions to make to guide growth, or stifle chaos.
Terminus isn't just a sedate city-builder however, disaster management is a critical and integrated component of its gameplay. Things go wrong in space and on other planets, and when they go wrong they can turn catastrophic. You're not just designing a city that operates in the most efficient way possible, every decision made has to be made with "What about if things go wrong?" in the back of your head because things WILL go wrong.
Fire is deadly in space and the same is true in the closed environment of a colony, fire can spread from one building to another, killing people inside, damaging the building itself or causing a hull breach. Fire isn't the only thing that spreads, biological hazards, disease, electrical disturbances, air-loss, every building is linked and you're in charge of the links. Sometimes you have to seal an area off if you expect to keep the colony as a whole alive, but that building you just sealed off was the agricultural dome and people are starting to ask about food... but depending on the planet you pick, at least there might be plenty of water.
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I donated what I can, but it's not enough, help us crowdsource this (in my opinion) great game.
It's called "terminus" and, copied from it's official indigogo page:
Gameplay
Terminus plays like a city-builder, as administrator you determine what buildings should be built and where, what parts of the planet to survey or clear for development, what research to perform to improve efficiency, and what social decisions to make to guide growth, or stifle chaos.
Terminus isn't just a sedate city-builder however, disaster management is a critical and integrated component of its gameplay. Things go wrong in space and on other planets, and when they go wrong they can turn catastrophic. You're not just designing a city that operates in the most efficient way possible, every decision made has to be made with "What about if things go wrong?" in the back of your head because things WILL go wrong.
Fire is deadly in space and the same is true in the closed environment of a colony, fire can spread from one building to another, killing people inside, damaging the building itself or causing a hull breach. Fire isn't the only thing that spreads, biological hazards, disease, electrical disturbances, air-loss, every building is linked and you're in charge of the links. Sometimes you have to seal an area off if you expect to keep the colony as a whole alive, but that building you just sealed off was the agricultural dome and people are starting to ask about food... but depending on the planet you pick, at least there might be plenty of water.
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I donated what I can, but it's not enough, help us crowdsource this (in my opinion) great game.
