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Coming up with game ideas is painful because no matter what you always have more ideas Scrap-punk winter apocalypse where you scavenge ruins for resources to keep your home and neighbors safe? Interesting. It can lead to themes of mutual aid and resource management systems.

... Maybe you actually reach it by digging far enough? Seems like a cool, almost non-euclidean world design. Mechanics wise... Scavenging, searching, preparing, trading. What about a weather system? How many trading partners? What about news from the city? How will it be structured?

Coming up with game ideas is painful because no matter what you always have more ideas Scrap-punk winter apocalypse where you scavenge ruins for resources to keep your home and neighbors safe? Interesting. It can lead to themes of mutual aid and resource management systems.

And what if some of these settlements were ruins? Could be neat, but needs a reason why they haven't been looted recently... Maybe they appear recently? Through meteors? That works!

Coming up with game ideas is painful because no matter what you always have more ideas Scrap-punk winter apocalypse where you scavenge ruins for resources to keep your home and neighbors safe? Interesting. It can lead to themes of mutual aid and resource management systems.

The setting of the base being a city fully surrounded by a ravine, sitting on a pillar? Neat! But what if that ravine was where you searched? That seems like a fun twist! And it offers a fairly understandable system of progression, delving deeper and deeper.

can you guys guess what i'll be doing. hey guys what're your thoughts on a certain 2018 city-building survival video game developed and published by 11 Bit Studios where players take on the role of a leader in an alternate history set in the late 19th century, in which they must build and mainta

A quick reminder that the highest chinese minimum wage is roughly $3.70 USD, that the state is committing genocide against Uyghur populations, and that the state has repressed the rights of expression/association/assembly, while also being one of the worst for -

Just because a country is 'communist' doesn't mean they're a good country. It doesn't matter what engine you're using - if you're committing genocide, you don't deserve respect. And if you still respect someone who does? Well, frankly, that's on you.

A quick reminder that the highest chinese minimum wage is roughly $3.70 USD, that the state is committing genocide against Uyghur populations, and that the state has repressed the rights of expression/association/assembly, while also being one of the worst for -