As much as I greatly enjoy almost any genre of video game, I think the management game is without a doubt my favorite. I’ve invested enough hours in cities, transportation routes, and resource organization to know when I’ve found a gold mine, and Dyson Sphere Program (Steam) is one of them.
I also know in good ink when, in addition to being a fun or original idea, it is also a very dangerous well of hours for me. One of those eternal cycles in which the “one more gameIt only ends when I decide to uninstall the game until I have time to dedicate again. What if, Dyson Sphere Program he has suffered the same fate.
The perfect mix between Factorio and Anno
As its name suggests, the idea behind this game born from Kickstarter is to shape a Dyson’s sphere, a hypothetical spatial megastructure that would surround a star to make the most of its energy and send it where it was needed.
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From swarms of satellites with solar panels to astronomical bubbles capable of encircling the Sun, our objective in Dyson Sphere Program is to give shape to that utopian dream of infinite energy based on automation and resource management.
Those who come looking for a Factorio The Satisfactory (another great game) in which to catch three or four resources and create automatic manufacturing chainsThey have hit the nail on the head. Those looking for more accessible procedures such as the simplicity of Year, from which the addition of the trade routes, too.
From there I would tell you that if you don’t need much more to dive headfirst, do it and experience your biggest surprise in the first person. If you need a little extra push, Dyson Sphere Program it has much more than meets the eye.
Management games can also have moments
With a robot as the only protagonist, the early collection of resources, manufacturing of materials and fine-tuning of our production lines will be carried out by this friendly flea market Bumblebee. We can move around the planet at will, but to do so in the most agile way possible we must invest part of our resources in improving the robot.
Moving between the branch of technology and the improvements of our friend, at a certain point our planet will cease to be a reliable source of resources and, to get the necessary ones, it will touch take flight and head towards the stars.
Taking advantage of the orbit of your planet to get closer to a nearby satellite, or the planet that is a little further, is just one of the magnificent pictures that it leaves on the screen Dyson Sphere Program.
See how a cannon shoots our swarm of satellites towards the Sun, or how our space routes arrive from another planet to bring materials to ours, is a real joy.
Deserves all your attention
Despite its apparently simple proposal, Dyson Sphere Program is one of those titles in which you are prompted to restart the game every two by three to try to reuse what you have learned. More efficient production lines, more effective organizations, faster evolution.
Each game is one more reason to say “wait, I start again taking advantage of this”, And that after more than 30 hours it continues to remain just as addictive is one more reason to applaud the work of Youthcat Studio.
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A game in early access that, due to the level of quality offered and the number of hours of game available, is closer to a final game than to the demos that we often find in that way. Normal that, just scratching its potential, the game has already become one of the most celebrated on Steam.
Abandonment not because I see that there is not much more to scratch, but because of the need to get rid of it so as not to fall into a dangerous pit. That moment will come, I have no doubt, but what I have seen so far is so damn good that I prefer to wait until I have as much free time as possible to make the most of it. What a great game.
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Extra Life
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R. Marquez
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