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About This Game The game is in the early access alpha stage and is not yet feature complete. Please read the Early Access info at the top for more details.Manage a group of intrepid colonists as they attempt to survive on an alien world. Automated machine construction was sent ahead to create the underground Mercury Facility, but something has gone wrong. Your colonists awake to find the facility in ruin. Expand the colony, grow crops, build structures, recover technologies and discover lost secrets to ensure the survival of your new home away from home.Mercury Fallen is a simulation game which focuses on building, crafting and exploration. The choices you make will decide the fate of your colony.Dig & ExploreDig out and explore the surrounding area for raw resources and discover lost colonists, collapsed facility rooms, discoveries and more.Grow & Manage ResourcesGrow terrestrial and assorted alien crops for materials and meal production. Manage production chains to turn raw ingredients into meals, building materials and robots.Manage ColonistsColonists are indirectly controlled by placing buildable objects, managing craft queues/rosters at production stations, assigning job roles and configuring job priorities. Each colonist has their own set of quirks which affects a colonist in various ways.Surface ExplorationExplore the planet surface in search of new resources and discoveries.Discoveries & TechnologyDiscover blueprints and data logs hidden away in lost item chests to uncover new technology and story content. Manage research projects to unlock numerous machines, structures, recipes and more. Grow clones and assemble robots to expand your facility population Manage colonists’ injuries, ailments, jobs, quirks and needs Grow various terrestrial and alien crops for material and meal production. Uncover additional colonists, robots and discoveries hidden in collapsed sections of the Mercury Facility Build and manage power and water resources. Customize your colonists name and outfit colors Research technology to unlock new structures, recipes, crops and more. In game guide Take advantage of procedural generation, so that each new game is a new experience. * Take on missions and uncover various history and information through choice driven story narratives.* = Planned features still in development 7aa9394dea Title: Mercury FallenGenre: Indie, Simulation, Strategy, Early AccessDeveloper:Nitrous ButterflyPublisher:Nitrous ButterflyRelease Date: 16 Oct, 2017 Mercury Fallen Torrent Download [torrent Full] mercury fallen game. mercury fallen cheats. fallen on mercury destiny 2. mercury fallen download. freddie mercury fallen priest. mercury fallen trainer. mercury fallen igg. freddie mercury the fallen priest. mercury fallen crack. mercury fallen wiki. mercury has fallen. mercury fallen cs.rin.ru. mercury fallen steam. mercury fallen gameplay. mercury fallen 2019. mercury fallen steam key. mercury fallen. why hasn't mercury fallen into the sun. mercury has fallen cast. mercury fallen mods. mercury fallen sand. mercury fallen igg games. mercury fallen blue fish. mercury fallen skidrow. freddie mercury the fallen priest lyrics. mercury fallen cheat engine. mercury fallen free download Not a bad game! I will first start off with the negatives... My least favorite thing about it thus far is the surface exploration. I find it tedious. I wish there was a way you could drop mined materials off (from surface mining) when you are far from your base. Otherwise, it takes forever to traverse the surface, mine 100 pieces of ore, and then travel back to your base to drop off materials. With that line of thought, I wish the operation of the surface bots was mechanized, where you set the pathing, the mining, the drop off of materials at base - rinse and repeat. I do not get the alerts for when they are "idle" and waiting for me to give them the next command, so I have to keep switching to the surface to direct my bot's actions. It is a pain. Also, the minerals you are mining on the surface are bottomless - they never diminish. You would think after mining the same spot on the map that the minerals would taper off to no longer exist there, but they don't. That takes away from any realism. Besides the surface portion of the game play, the other negative I have about the game is that there is not a lot to do as of today with where it is in development. You do run out of stuff to research, stuff to build. Generate a large map and you can mine for forever, but there is no reason to once you've done everything. Just like there is no reason to keep building. With cooking, you can make several different dishes. They have some nutritional measurements, but they don't really affect your people. Maybe they eat more if the food is not as filling, but that's about it. You could essentially grow and harvest potatoes and your people will be happy enough eating them raw. Another thing worth noting as a pretty big negative -- you can literally set up your people with work to do, manage what they produce on the machines, and walk away from your PC for as long as you want. Clean your house, run errands...whatever. They will survive without you. There are no threats to worry about, not much keep-up you have to do in order for everyone to survive well while you are MIA. Assign enough mining for your guys to do and take a nap! Overall, as a big fan of management\/simulation games, I was hoping for more depth. It's not here in this game YET, but I see the potential! That is strictly a personal preference, BTW. This game may be perfect for someone who likes micro-managing on the 'lighter' side. Now, the positives...I enjoy the art style of the game. The three dimension of the game sets it apart from the other popular game that everyone is comparing this game to (Rimworld). I really like the research tree (I love my trees - talents, research, etc.). At first, I was confused on how to get further in the research until I figured that I must have to go to the surface and explore. Sure enough, that is how I unlocked everything. That was brilliant. I enjoy being able to change the color of my worker's clothes to suit their job, change the colors of the machines, robots, etc. Any kind of customization that you can let the player do is a big win and this game offers it in little bits, but it's good enough.It also looks like they have the steam workshop open for this game? I have not looked at it much, but that is also a huge positive. Despite the negatives I listed above, this game has enough positive things for me which I enjoy that I can see myself playing it more than once, and that is a big plus. Granted, it is a rinse and repeat situation right now, but it looks like the devs are working on updating the game still, so I will gladly wait for what's in store.. Not a bad game! I will first start off with the negatives... My least favorite thing about it thus far is the surface exploration. I find it tedious. I wish there was a way you could drop mined materials off (from surface mining) when you are far from your base. Otherwise, it takes forever to traverse the surface, mine 100 pieces of ore, and then travel back to your base to drop off materials. With that line of thought, I wish the operation of the surface bots was mechanized, where you set the pathing, the mining, the drop off of materials at base - rinse and repeat. I do not get the alerts for when they are "idle" and waiting for me to give them the next command, so I have to keep switching to the surface to direct my bot's actions. It is a pain. Also, the minerals you are mining on the surface are bottomless - they never diminish. You would think after mining the same spot on the map that the minerals would taper off to no longer exist there, but they don't. That takes away from any realism. Besides the surface portion of the game play, the other negative I have about the game is that there is not a lot to do as of today with where it is in development. You do run out of stuff to research, stuff to build. Generate a large map and you can mine for forever, but there is no reason to once you've done everything. Just like there is no reason to keep building. With cooking, you can make several different dishes. They have some nutritional measurements, but they don't really affect your people. Maybe they eat more if the food is not as filling, but that's about it. You could essentially grow and harvest potatoes and your people will be happy enough eating them raw. Another thing worth noting as a pretty big negative -- you can literally set up your people with work to do, manage what they produce on the machines, and walk away from your PC for as long as you want. Clean your house, run errands...whatever. They will survive without you. There are no threats to worry about, not much keep-up you have to do in order for everyone to survive well while you are MIA. Assign enough mining for your guys to do and take a nap! Overall, as a big fan of management\/simulation games, I was hoping for more depth. It's not here in this game YET, but I see the potential! That is strictly a personal preference, BTW. This game may be perfect for someone who likes micro-managing on the 'lighter' side. Now, the positives...I enjoy the art style of the game. The three dimension of the game sets it apart from the other popular game that everyone is comparing this game to (Rimworld). I really like the research tree (I love my trees - talents, research, etc.). At first, I was confused on how to get further in the research until I figured that I must have to go to the surface and explore. Sure enough, that is how I unlocked everything. That was brilliant. I enjoy being able to change the color of my worker's clothes to suit their job, change the colors of the machines, robots, etc. Any kind of customization that you can let the player do is a big win and this game offers it in little bits, but it's good enough.It also looks like they have the steam workshop open for this game? I have not looked at it much, but that is also a huge positive. Despite the negatives I listed above, this game has enough positive things for me which I enjoy that I can see myself playing it more than once, and that is a big plus. Granted, it is a rinse and repeat situation right now, but it looks like the devs are working on updating the game still, so I will gladly wait for what's in store.