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* SchmuckBait: The Stormdome is a massive [[TheThunderdome brawling pit]] that is quite cheap to build as it doesn't require the Component or Electronics resources, only requires 12 power and provides a whopping 80 Entertainment value, four times as much as the early Brawl Pit without using any more space. The main upgrade on the Brawl Pit is that it has an enclosed steel roof. Which attracts the lightning during Magnetic Storm catastrophe, focusing on them and causing fires that will destroy them. Many players will have built these before they even know that the Magnetic Storm is coming in their first play through.
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* ResourcesManagementGameplay: A huge part of the gameplay. Buildings need construction material stockpiled to be built as well as to be repaired when it inevitably is damaged or worn down. Colonists require sufficient food, and not only in totals, they require a variety of food and food that's well prepared to stay fully healthy. In addition to being drunk, many buildings require water, and more advanced buildings require electricity as well. Various medicines for treating ailments, fiber for clothmaking, cloths for wearing, tools for doing work, and all the variety of more advanced materials need to be sourced. In the early game, [[ScavengerWorld many of these will be scavenged from the environment around the colony as well as ruins further afield]], but options to produce or trade for those resources open up as the colony develops.
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* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: It's revealed in the main quest that the governments that survived the first part of the cataclysm attempted this, building enormous doomsday bunkers to preserve large swathes of people and pre-collapse knowledge. [[ForegoneConclusion They failed, miserably,]] and the governments decided to abandon the projects in favor of petty warfare over dwindling resources. [[spoiler: The colony quickly discovers that the bunkers were also meant to survive an]] ''[[spoiler: approaching]]'' [[spoiler: apocalypse, and the colony has to start up the work again [[HereWeGoAgain if there's any hope of preserving what little knowledge still remains]].]]
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* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: It's revealed in the main quest that the governments that survived the first part of the cataclysm attempted this, building enormous doomsday bunkers to preserve large swathes of people and pre-collapse knowledge. [[ForegoneConclusion They failed, miserably,]] and the governments decided to abandon the projects in favor of petty warfare over dwindling resources. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The colony quickly discovers that the bunkers were also meant to survive an]] ''[[spoiler: approaching]]'' [[spoiler: an ''approaching'' apocalypse, and the colony has to start up the work again [[HereWeGoAgain if there's any hope of preserving what little knowledge still remains]].]]
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* CozyCatastrophe: Going further and further into the game’s tech tree allows for more luxurious things to be added to your colony, such as heated houses,plumbing,movie theatres and ''[[UpToEleven arcades]]''
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* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: It's revealed in the main quest that the governments that survived the first part of the cataclysm attempted this, building enormous doomsday bunkers to preserve large swathes of people and pre-collapse knowledge. [[ForegoneConclusion They failed, miserably,]] and the governments decided to abandon the projects in favor of petty warfare over dwindling resources. [[spoiler: The colony quickly discovers that the bunkers were also meant to survive an]] [[spoiler: approaching]] [[spoiler: apocalypse, and the colony has to start up the work again [[HereWeGoAgain if there's any hope of preserving what little knowledge still remains]].]]
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* ApocalypseHow: Class 2. A large object impacted the moon, as stated below, and in the aftermath of the devastation the world's remaining governments began [[HumansAreBastards waging war over whatever resources they could still access]]. 20 years later, civilization is only just starting to build itself back in small pockets. [[spoiler: And the main quest reveals more cosmic devastation is right on the horizon...]]
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* DetonationMoon:In game text implies that The central story mission reveals this was the apocalypse was caused by (or related to) something cracking impetus for the moon. This at the very least seems to be the cause apocalypse, with a large asteroid shattering a corner of the frequent moon, causing devastating meteor showers and magnetic storms which plague your colony. (Though it doesn't explain all across the pockets of radioactive pollution on every map.)globe that persist into the game's current day.
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* HoldTheLine: when your base is assaulted by most bandits, they will first attempt to breach the front gate. Depending on how strong your gate is and the quality of the people manning it,the it, the bandits can either be driven back completely, moderately crippled when they begin their assault in earnest, or barely even affected.
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* {{Sandworm}}: Technically they're [[BigCreepyCrawlies giant mutant centipedes]], but still referred to as "sandworms". Like the namesake, they are burrowers and can mostly be found in sandy areas, but rather than "swim" they seem to be ambush predators, digging underground bivouacs to lie in and conserve energy while waiting for prey to draw near. They [[SuperSpit spit damaging compounds]], have a huge health pool, and generally require ''several'' specialists to take down. Thankfully there are no more than a few of them in any one map.
* ScavengerWorld: Most of the construction resources you find around the settlement are the ruins of older buildings that your colonists gradually break down so other things can be built from them. Most of the other resources that the colony needs like cloths, tools, and medicine you need to send specialists out into the world map to scavenge from ruins further afield (and science is almost exclusively gained by this method.)
* ScavengerWorld: Most of the construction resources you find around the settlement are the ruins of older buildings that your colonists gradually break down so other things can be built from them. Most of the other resources that the colony needs like cloths, tools, and medicine you need to send specialists out into the world map to scavenge from ruins further afield (and science is almost exclusively gained by this method.)
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* TechTree: Centuries Decades of living in a post-industrial society has deprived your colonists of knowledge of farming and wilderness survival. survival (and even if specific colonists understand these things it takes effort to socialize that knowledge to others enough to be effective.) Unusually for most games of this genre, you mainly gain technology points by sending specialists to research in the ruins of museums and libraries.
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''Surviving the Aftermath'' is a ScienceFiction settlement simulation game released on October 19, 2019, developed by Iceflake Studios and published by Creator/ParadoxInteractive. On PC, it was a temporary Epic Games store exclusive on early access, and was released on Steam on October 22, 2020.2020, with the game leaving early access and entering 1.0 on November 16th 2021. A UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version is planned for Spring, 2022.
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* MoneyIsNotPower: Conspicuously averted, given the AfterTheEnd setting. Other colonies, mercenary specialists, and even bandits will accept silver coins as currency, despite that there is no government to back them. Of course, you still have to dig these coins up among the ruins.
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* AcceptableBreaksFromReality: At the start, your humble Medical Tent can successfully treat any ailment a colonist suffers -- injuries, infections, even radiation sickness and mutation -- without any medical supplies (having the relevant medicine for a problem simply lets the patient heal faster). Unrealistic? Very. But on any real difficulty level, you'll have enough trouble keeping your colonists in shape even ''with'' this advantage.
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''Surviving the Aftermath'' is a ScienceFiction settlement simulation game released on October 19, 2019, developed by Iceflake Studios and published by Creator/ParadoxInteractive. It is available on PC through the On PC, it was a temporary Epic Games store exclusive on early access, and is expected to be available was released on Steam in on October 22, 2020.
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* ReducedToRatburgers: Your colonists don't react to it, but your food sources can include scavenging for cockroaches, crickets, and various worms. The "Alternative Proteins" advancement in the TechTree allows you to build climate-controlled bug farms for this purpose.
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fog. Until Update 8 (Tainted Earth), areas of nuclear waste in the environment also appeared glowing green; now all pollutants, whether nuclear, chemical, or biological, [[TechnicolorToxin glow magenta]].
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* TechTree: Centuries of living in a post-industrial society has deprived your colonists of knowledge of farming and wilderness survival. Unusually for most games of this genre, you mainly gain technology points by sending specialists to research in the ruins of museums and libraries.
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''Surviving the Aftermath'' is a ScienceFiction settlement simulation game developed by Iceflake Studios and published by ''creator/ParadoxInteractive.'' Creator/ParadoxInteractive. It is available on PC through the Epic Games store on early access access, and is expected to be available on Steam later this year.
The game is a city builder, like''VideoGame/Tropico'' ''VideoGame/{{Tropico}}'' but set after what is implied to be a nuclear apocalypse. You are a leader who must ensure the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin survival of your colonists]]
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The game is a city builder, like ''VideoGame/Tropico'' but set after what is implied to be a nuclear apocalypse.
The game is a city builder, like ''VideoGame/Tropico'' but set after what is implied to be a nuclear apocalypse.
