Going Deeper! : Colony Sim
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3.6star
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About this game
Going Deeper! - is offline construction and management simulation game which is done in a fantasy setting. The player will have to expand and defend human colony in a hostile territory rich in resources.
The game world consists of 6 layers: surface and five underground layers. The layers are connected by 2x2 tunnels, the deeper the next layer, the more resources are required to build the tunnel. Caves are rich in various resources, however, going deeper and deeper, you will expose yourself to more and more danger.
The game starts by collecting equipment for the expedition. This is a very important stage, as it is the resources initially chosen that determine your tactics and strategy. At first, 5 people will work in the colony. However, under your careful guidance, you will be able to increase the wealth of the colony and make it a desirable place for migrants.
Every unit in the game is a personality, with its own needs and abilities that you will have to reckon with if you want to build a thriving colony. Not every unit can become a skilled warrior or an experienced craftsman. Carefully study the preferences of each unit and you will find success.
Please note that your colony is surrounded by enemies - goblins. Therefore, do not hesitate to organize the army and combat squads. You will need to timely craft powerful armor and weapons fpr yur army if you want to win!
Your colony is not isolated from the rest of the world. A merchant will visit you every 2 years. Some of the products that he offers you will be unique so you can not craft them in any other way. Consider this when you trade!
Remember, crafting and building are fundamentals of Going Deeper!, your management skills can optimize both this processes. The faster your colony works the more chances you have to survive!
The player is offered a choice of 3 modes with different rules
- Campaign (complete the mission to win)
- Survival (survive for as long as possible)
- Sandbox (customize the world and play however you want)
The game version may be unstable at the moment. The developer is trying his best to fix all the bugs in the game and is working on updates.
The game world consists of 6 layers: surface and five underground layers. The layers are connected by 2x2 tunnels, the deeper the next layer, the more resources are required to build the tunnel. Caves are rich in various resources, however, going deeper and deeper, you will expose yourself to more and more danger.
The game starts by collecting equipment for the expedition. This is a very important stage, as it is the resources initially chosen that determine your tactics and strategy. At first, 5 people will work in the colony. However, under your careful guidance, you will be able to increase the wealth of the colony and make it a desirable place for migrants.
Every unit in the game is a personality, with its own needs and abilities that you will have to reckon with if you want to build a thriving colony. Not every unit can become a skilled warrior or an experienced craftsman. Carefully study the preferences of each unit and you will find success.
Please note that your colony is surrounded by enemies - goblins. Therefore, do not hesitate to organize the army and combat squads. You will need to timely craft powerful armor and weapons fpr yur army if you want to win!
Your colony is not isolated from the rest of the world. A merchant will visit you every 2 years. Some of the products that he offers you will be unique so you can not craft them in any other way. Consider this when you trade!
Remember, crafting and building are fundamentals of Going Deeper!, your management skills can optimize both this processes. The faster your colony works the more chances you have to survive!
The player is offered a choice of 3 modes with different rules
- Campaign (complete the mission to win)
- Survival (survive for as long as possible)
- Sandbox (customize the world and play however you want)
The game version may be unstable at the moment. The developer is trying his best to fix all the bugs in the game and is working on updates.
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Ratings and reviews
3.7
6.94K reviews
SweetGermanTurtle Akiode
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April 7, 2024
It's okey, but very difficult, there's no way to actually command a colonist to do a certain task, besides giving them the ability and hope they do the task eventually. There's no way to fix depression or sadness, which makes them just idle around, and get nothing done for a whole year, and than the enemies keep comming each wave bigger, I don't even get to the stage of making basic weapons because the colonist get depressed all the time and die by the second wave or third it's frustrating.
2 people found this review helpful
Robert Butler
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March 27, 2024
This game is extremely good, but not well made. My main critique, is the ever increasing difficulty. This is normally not a problem, but when i say it is difficult, it is VERY hard. The next problem, is the increasing and nonsensical ammounts of enemies. You can not fight off starvation, depression, enemies, and whatever other challenges you face. The only way someone can survive, is having no leaway for mistakes. I like the game, but GOD is it about impossible.
8 people found this review helpful
Christian Armstrong
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November 24, 2022
Decent game. It's like Rimworld, just the medieval version. I like it, it's just that the game itself is awfully plain. The only problem I really have is the lack of monsters, npcs, and animals. Adding a few bears and rabbits, and maybe weird alien-like creatures like giant spiders might make this game better. The tutorial doesn't explain alot either, you you'll be learning some things on your own. Add some more creatures, and I'd probably give this game 5 stars.
57 people found this review helpful
What's new
- Purchased items no longer being placed under buildings making settlers looking for them stuck
- Traps were strengthen
- Traps were strengthen
