Build a massive power factory to stop the VOID from devouring the world.

(Feed power to the void reactor to keep it from collapsing.)

Controls:

  • W A S D - movement
  • Left Click - place objects
    • Hold Left Click - place conveyor belts
    • Hold LShift + Left Click - destroy objects
  • Right Click - rotate objects
  • E - inventory
  • Esc - pause/quit


First steps to get you started:

  • Mine some ore by right-clicking on it.
  • Snoop around your inventory (by pressing E).
  • Equip an item.
  • Place down a miner on ore.
  • Run conveyor belts from the miner to the storage system.
  • Generate power.
  • !!!Feed power to the void reactor to keep it from collapsing!!!
  • Try to last as long as possible.


This is your main storage system, put resources in it and use them to create more machines. Export resources out of the system with exporters.


This is the void reactor, keep feeding it power so it doesn't collapse. Keep note of the reactor's status on the top of the screen, the power it requires to keep stable will increase the longer you play

Until we add a recipe book or a resource guide in-game, here is a cheat sheet for all the recourse recipes - what you need, how much you need, and which machine makes it. Hope this helps!

Pictures:


Credits:

CookieRA - Programming and Art

JustARoom - Programming

StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5, Windows
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorsJustARoom, CRA Games
GenreStrategy
Made withUnity
TagsAutomation, Ludum Dare, Ludum Dare 50, Pixel Art, Top-Down
LinksLudum Dare

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We need a better tutorial :(

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