We would like to make sure that you will have an amazing experience playing The Universim and that the Space Age will provide you something new and fresh with its gameplay and challenges. This is why we are working nonstop on this last Age. The Universim for us is more than just a game, it is our baby and we would love to have it with us forever, but sometimes we have to realize that we need to let it go. We’ve also been continuing our development of the Space Age, meaning we are finally approaching the end of our Early Access cycle. It’s been awhile since the initial Space Blog came out and, during this time, we have been working full speed ahead on the upcoming patch. Every decision you or your civilization makes will have consequences. We aim to provide you with an unique experience unlike any of the god games you have played before.

These are living, breathing worlds where everything is interconnected. What mark will you leave on the ecosystems that existed millions of years before your arrival? Will you use every available resource and expand at an unprecedented pace, or will you methodically create a more sustainable way of life for your civilization? It’s your mission to manage how the Nuggets collect and utilize resources. A lack of trees and high levels of pollution will raise the global temperature over time, while reckless hunting or fishing might cause the extinction of some species. Every tree your civilization cuts down, every resource they mine and every animal they hunt will affect the world they’re living in. Planets in The Universim aren’t just made up of a bunch of neatly-arranged objects everything is linked together and plays a unique role in each planet’s ecosystem. With the inclusion of a full, four-season cycle, a planet’s biomes can change drastically, making it extremely difficult for Nuggets to survive brutal winters without proper preparation ahead of time. Daytime offers a little more safety from the harshness of the world.

Wild animal attacks are more common at night, as are frequent temperature drops. Something as simple as the cycle between night and day can play an important role. Some planets are tranquil and filled to the brim with resources, while others are barren and dangerous. Each planet you encounter will have a unique underbelly. If you treat nature poorly, it might just show you how brutal and unforgiving it can be. From tornadoes that consume everything in their path, to thunderous earthquakes that threaten to split your civilization in two. Every planet comes with a few surprises that are sure to challenge your civilization. In The Universim, nature is just as wonderful and unpredictable as ever.

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