it really is great fun to play, and with numerous biomes, although it doesn’t make any difference, just the scenery itself, would have been nice having different monsters in different biomes but maybe later in its life. Although, I made it sound more of a chore than it actually is. You can recruit even more NPC’s to get new weapons and upgrades for your already trusted NPC’s, and mining at the bottom of the world is where the NPC’s mine to get good materials. It’s best to get NPC’s to start planting food, then get even more NPC’s to get them to do guard duty, then you can mine to the bottom of the world. You can also put down your flag where-ever you want, the safer the place the better, monsters get drawn to it, but if it’s not reachable then the night time siege’s won’t start.

You can place down a bed which is easily craftable thankfully as for each NPC you recruit, you need to craft a bed. You don’t use pickaxes or weapons, only the NPC’s use them. You get to construct a fortress made by whatever you wish to use, and if you need more you just dig up what you need. There’s no word on how many players can fit into a single server just yet however. I was never a big fan of Minecraft, and Colony Survival borrows inspiration from Mojang’s Minecraft heavily with the graphical style, but as you can see in the above screenshot, there’s already Singleplayer and Online Multiplayer. Although it is rather basic at the moment the gameplay is rather good.

Colony Survival is an upcoming procedural sandbox title about to hit Early Access on Steam in June or July but this has creating colonies as the main feature.Īs soon as you place down your flag to begin the process of recruiting NPC’s, monsters begin to arrive at night time and try to destroy you and your NPC’s that you have recruited.

Space colony survival game