The game has had a lot of testing, but please let me know if you find any bugs (Discord or email). And if you haven't yet wishlisted the game on Steam, please consider doing so – each wishlist helps a lot!

We had an amazing time at PAX AUS last week. Thank you to everyone who popped by, said hello, played the game, and shared their passion for base-building games. We left feeling both exhausted and invigorated, and plan to be back next year!

(If you weren't able to attend and you'd like one of the exclusive team postcards we were giving out, I'll also be sending them out on Patreon in December.)

A huge thanks to CODE NZ, NZFC, and NZTE who helped get all of the New Zealand teams there, constructed and printed the stalls, and gave us much-needed throat lozenges during the day 😅

Since our last release, we've added lots of new art to the game. We've redone all of the solid elements (dirt, rock, ice, coal, etc.) with new painted textures, and have cleaned up the element edges.

We've completely redesigned the crashed ship at the start of the game, with beautiful new art and a new base entrance.

Finally, we've also added a new space background with parallax that is gorgeous and adds a lot more visual depth 🥰

Pawns now have a “social” level, and talk with each other when their social levels are low. These appear as little speech bubbles in-game, and the text (and replies) are based on their personality types, their traits and buffs, and what’s been happening in game.

The framework is designed to be flexible, and is going to be extended in future updates with new traits, buffs, events, and replies. (I think someone mentioned sleep-talking...?)

There’s also a new start screen to select your pawns, fog-of-war for unexplored areas, new feedback messages, improved pawn AI, graphics & performance improvements, and a ton of bug and crash fixes. Full details are in the latest Adaptory release notes:

Thank you again for supporting this project, and for all of your feedback so far.