Open World Foreva
This game is all about living life, exploring and creating. In this online 2D game you can: Build, fight, explore, craft and much more.
The game consists of a large procedural world. And all players are inside the same world; as interactions between players is sought after.
You can play solo, or build with friends and protect your base.
Bases can be upgraded through exploring and finding new technology. You will be able to create energy systems & use it to power your bases. You can even exchange electricity by storing batteries and exchanging it with others!
Currently in Early Access(2021 June) to allow YOU to help decide what to add, change or improve!
Resource gathering & Base-building
Gathering resources is a big part of this game. Anything you come across can be broken down or picked up. Once one item is in your inventory.
You can either:
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Place it in the world again
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Use it when crafting with blueprint
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Convert it into another component
Your base decays slowly over time. Or when attacked by players. The world is made to allow you to be gone for weeks at a time. As long as players haven’t destructed your base. Decaying will not occur too quickly. As this is about being able to create a world together with others.
As your base decays or gets damaged. You can right-click blocks to repair them.
Chests & doors have unique passwords. This allows you to share it amongst your crew to work together on things. Your base can also be stengthened by finding stronger blueprints for walls and doors.
Weapons & Bombs
Weapons & bombs are a part of the game. If you and your friends find people being unkind. You can take it upon yourselves to eradicate their base with C4, grenades & weapons.
Using C4 bombs can be used strategically. By placing them around your base. They will explode when anyone walks near them. Cheaper fake C4 bombs also exist. So you can more easily craft those & make enemies believe there might be C4 all around your base. But in truth there are fake C4 which won’t explode. Allowing you to use them as a hidden path into your base.
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C4 bomb - explode & create lots of damage. To everyone surrounding them in a wider area.
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Fake C4 - Appears to be a real C4, but creates no damage.
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Grenade - Does some damage in a smaller area 2 seconds after being delayed. However, the enemy may pick it up and use it as a counter-attack before it explodes.
Weapons such as knives, clubs and swords exist. They may have an increased effect on stone and tree gathering.
Each weapon has:
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A hit rate per minute - How many hits per minute it can do
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A damage value per hit
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Initial health which decays with hits
Open World Foreva is ONE WORLD
You heard it. There is only one world for all players(depending on US/EU). This means. You can meet up with others in the world & exchange items. You can attempt to find others bases to blow them up. Or possibly to just steal from them.
Maybe you’re the next “Negan”? Making sure they pay their fair price to not eradicate their base.
The world has a temporary world border. Meaning the world grows larger as the player demand for the game increases.
Currently the world is almost 1 KM * 1KM(0.62 miles * 0.62) in size.
Blueprints & Technology
You start out with a few standard blueprints. Such as:
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Torch
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Club
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Simple Wall & Door.
When you kill things in the world. Or break them down into your inventory. There is a 10% chance of finding a new blueprint. A blueprint is used to be able to craft new things for you. Which for instance could help you increase your base’s strength.
Technologies can be created by finding blueprints. Tech will help you survive. For instance, some areas are colder and warmer than others. Too hot or too cold will damage your player. Therefore there is technology such as Heaters & Coolers.
Any technology created needs an energy source. Such as:
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SolarCell
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WindTurbine
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Battery
Solarcells yield power depending on the time of the day & how much light that world area generally gets.
Windturbines generate power based on wind which varies every 30 minutes & also based on the area it is within.
Placement of your generators affect how much effect they give. To see this your can right-click the generators and monitor their output for a day or two.
Batteries are used for storing power which is not used by any machines at the time. When a battery no longer has anyincoming power from another source. It will automatically act as a generator until drained. Meaning a battery can power your lamps during night-time if you only have solarcells.
Machines that currently exists:
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Heater - Heats the area by 10 degrees
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Cooler - Cools area by 10 degrees
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Digger - Digs for Coal, Gold, Copper & Stone
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Small lamp - Lights a smaller area
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Large lamp - Lights a bigger area
Plants
When you stroll around the world. You will quickly begin to see plants of different kinds. These can be eaten if full-grown. By clicking a plant; you pick it up in its current state. By placing a plant; it will then start growing. By right-clicking it; you can see whether it has disease or if it is yet full-grown.
Once a plant is full-grown. It generally converts into a FoodPackage when collected.
With this you can either:
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A. Eat to increase your health
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B. Select in your inventory. And convert into 3 baby plants. To grow more
Plants that can eaten area: Potatoes & Carrots
Non-edible plants: Cotton - Cotton is used when crafting clothes and some weapons
Clothes & Environment
As mentioned earlier. The world has different temperatures. Depending on the area you are inside. And based on the time of the day. Generally an area will have a similar temperature, but during night-time it will decrease.
There are currently two ways to survive extreme temperatures without damage:
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A. Create clothing which provides resistance
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B. Create a base with technology such as Heaters & Coolers
If you’re new. It is wise to find a warm, but no too warm area to live in. By opening your inventory you can check the current temperature in the area you are inside.
If the temperature is below 0 or above 50. You will be damaged.
Wind varies based on time and areas. And currently only affects Windturbines.
Crafting clothes
Crafting clothes is done for styling your character. And for providing insulation during cold times. New clothing blueprints are found by killing or breaking things in the world. You can also craft hairstyles.
Other info
The game has some similarities with Minecraft, Rust and Rimworld. But unique in the way that it supports a lot of players in the same world. A world which can be expanded depending on player demand.
Enjoy!
Please share your ideas & be a part of this game’s future!
//Dev
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– Real player with 136.8 hrs in game
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I have been dabbling in this game for a few years now and I have watched it develop and improve with the developer happy to listen and take on boards ideas and suggestions. Whilst it easy to describe it as a turn based Command and Conquer it is more than that and what is important about it is that it is simply great fun. Different game modes cater for your mood- you can battle through the various campaigns (which vary in challenge from winning through sheer force to more subtle and stealth scenarios), fight off waves of enemies in the invasion mode or conquer the world in huge skirmishes against an impressive AI which cannot be bargained with and which has had me on the ropes more than once when I let my guard down. The graphics are fun, the selection of units is interesting and all for a bargain price. What more do you want?
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Galaxy Pass Stations is a game in the vein of indie titles, such as “Papers, Please” and “Beholder”, to name a few.
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Explore more than 15 alien species.
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Check alien photos, DNA, and others in galactic papers…
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Build and manage your space station near Earth.
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Meet unique characters from all over the galaxy.
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Survive at the station. Monsters are nearby.
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Unlock multiple story endings.
Game Features
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Colorful 2D pixel graphics.
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Procedural Character Generation - every visitor to the station is unique.
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Endless and Story game modes.
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Base Building System - your station will be your base, office, and home.
Retailer Tycoon
Haha management go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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Rusted Warfare - RTS
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NICE BITS:
- Units and economy are simple. At time of writing, there’s only one resource to track (though the dev does plan to add more forms of economy later), and units don’t have “special activated abilities”, they just shoot stuff. Some shoot up, some can’t; some shoot long, some short. Dev’s done a really good job of balancing basic play styles so most games are pretty fun.
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Pros:
+Cheap
+Many maps + custom maps makes good replay value
+Multiplayer is very easy to use, and setting up a game with friends is quick
+Unit diversity is ever expanding, from many types of aircraft to mech
– Real player with 149.7 hrs in game
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My first TD was Vector Tower Defense, my second was Vector TD 2…and my third was Vector TDX. I hated all three, but I sucked at them. I liked the gameplay, I liked the idea…but I just couldn’t wrap my head around the strategy and wondered how one ever got to the higher levels– or even completed some of the maps. I loved hating those games, played the crap out of them on Candystand (RiP).
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This was a close call if I push the yes or no button with the recommendation button.
This game has a plus side, which is the gameplay itself. It’s classic tower defense, no bells and whistles.
No unnecessary graphic 1upmanship, but instead back to the basics, i.e. simple outline shapes that make the towers you placed instantly recognizable.
You’ve got 16 different towers that do different things in various degrees of effectiveness, so quite the variability in terms of towers.
And that’s the positives. So now for the negatives, namely progression and R&D.
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