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About This Game

Summary:
This is a game with real benefits! You can learn facts about the solar system and science as you play! Planetary Settlers is a family friendly video game about exploring the solar system. Experience realistic gravity as you control Blue 42 on each planet, completing mini games, uncovering secrets, and completing quizzes to enhance your abilities as you explore and help humanity reach out into the solar system!

Early Access:
Planetary Settlers is playable, with many more features in development, and you have the opportunity to suggest additional features and provide other suggestions to guide the future of the game. I currently have the inner solar system, with a level each for Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon, and Mars.

Planned updates:

• Add a level for each of the other planets, as well as Pluto, some of the more notable moons, and more!
  
• Add more minigames to each of the existing inner planet levels.
  
• Add a leveling system (e.g. more nanites gives more powerful abilities)
  
• Add text color customization option

Details:
Planetary Settlers is currently in development. Take control of an advanced AI robot named Blue 42, and explore the vast solar system, to include the different planets and many of the moons. Explore our possible future in the year 2142, with realistic environments based on imagery and data we have gathered on the various planets and moons. Gravity is accurate, when you jump, throw a rock, or fly, you will experience the actual gravity of the planet / moon.

Blue 42 has the following features, which can be enhanced through collecting more nanites:

• Various technologies to shield against the harsh environments of space and various worlds, to include extreme heat, extreme cold, low pressure, high pressure, corrosive chemicals, radiation, and harmful dust.
  
• A color customizable light, with adjustable brightness
  
• An color customizable projectile generator, a "gravity probe" to see the effect of gravity on each world, and to have fun with. You can even make the projectiles glow a color of your choosing. More nanites allow you to increase velocity
  
• Treads, to move along the surface. Can be adjusted to go very fast if you collect enough nanites!
  
• Tread jumper - Jumps by launching the treads down quickly (sort of like how a grasshopper hops). Power can be boosted to allow you to leap over a building!
  
• Jetpack to fly!
  
• Grabber beam to hold and release large objects. Note: It is fun to throw things by grabbing them, running at high velocity, and releasing, or by grabbing, rotating quickly and releasing.

This game is being developed first for Windows PCs / laptops, but I plan to expand into other languages and other platforms later. 6d5b4406ea

Title: Planetary Settlers
Genre: Adventure, Indie, Early Access
Developer:
Leveler Games
Publisher:
Leveler Games
Release Date: 18 Jun, 2017

Minimum:

• Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  
• OS: Windows 7 (or newer) 64 bit
  
• Processor: 64 bit processor
  
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
  
• Graphics: Integrated graphics card (or better)
  
• Storage: 8 GB available space

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The full price is a tad expensive IMO but it was worth it at 75% off.

Graphics are amateurish, same for sounds, music is not great. But it is a fun little game overall with the small challenges and quizzes.. The full price is a tad expensive IMO but it was worth it at 75% off.

Graphics are amateurish, same for sounds, music is not great. But it is a fun little game overall with the small challenges and quizzes.. The full price is a tad expensive IMO but it was worth it at 75% off.

Graphics are amateurish, same for sounds, music is not great. But it is a fun little game overall with the small challenges and quizzes.

First Anniversary!:


Today is the first anniversary of Planetary Settlers, and it has been quite the journey so far, filled with some good moments, bad moments, and really funny moments. As a solo indie developer, I thought I would share the highlights of my experience. Here are the highlights over the last year of the good, the bad, and the funny!

The Good:

• I had a lot of fun making the game so far, over the past 3 years.
  
• Planetary Settlers was accepted and released for Early Access 1 year ago!
  
• Received positive reviews so far
  
• It feels great to get my first big time game out there after so much work on it (I have made many smaller games from childhood, but this is my first truly meant for prime time).
  
• It feels great to put something out there that can really help people. It is a fun, family friendly game that has the added benefit of teaching about the solar system, based on the Standards of Learning objectives. I believe kids playing this will likely improve their science grades, and that adults will also get a lot of fun and enjoyment out of it. I look forward to adding the remaining levels, adding more features, and polishing it up for full release.
  
• I am very thankful for the support of friends, family, go fund me donors, and everyone who bought the game!

The Bad:

• Finances... I had hopes and expectations that I would make a lot of money off this, but I haven't even broken even yet (though I am getting close, not counting development time). I have been hoping Planetary Settlers would supplement our income to help me and my wife get out of debt. We nearly went bankrupt earlier, but have managed to halt our downward spiral, so it isn't all bad. I have hopes that my continued work on this, and full release of Planetary Settlers when it is done will give us that boost we need to get out of debt.
  
• Bugs... Like nearly all software, Planetary Settlers hasn't been immune to bugs. The worst bugs so far were: once the initial dialogue for Mars got associated to the Sun level dialogue, and a save game from the Normal Mode slot would occasionally move over to the Free Exploration Mode slot. I implemented fixes for both of those though very quickly after discovery. I have also fixed many lesser bugs, and still have more lesser bugs to fix. That is part of the journey in software development.
  
• I haven't had enough reviews to have a review score for Planetary Settlers. Thankfully the reviews received have been positive so far!
  
• I haven't met the sales threshold to be able to release trading cards for Planetary Settlers. Enough of the bad, lets move to... the funny!

The Funny:
I have had a few funny experiences as well:

• Figured out you can grind up puzzle pieces on Pluto, which kind of hampers your progress. If encountered, you could fix it by restarting the level, but now you get an achievement for trying to do it (in addition to getting your piece back with some funny dialogue)! Puzzle Smoke, don't breathe this! This achievement is in honor of "Will it Blend" which is one of my favorite YouTube series!
  
• The Exploding Bed Blooper: I imported a bed (public domain) from TurboSquid. I successfully imported it into the game, and then... I tried to make it physical, with the thinking that it would be neat to be able to pull the pillows off. I also had it really large so I could see the finer details of he bed. Here are the results of that "adventure":
  Exploding Bed Blooper!
  
• Found out that throwing things, particularly furniture, in low G has some rather entertaining results, as shown here:
  Throwing chair off sky scraper!
  
• Yes, there is a subtle "Uranus" joke in the game somewhere, can anyone find it?

The Future:
For those that have read this far, here's a sneak peek of what I plan to add:
- New levels (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and possibly more!)
- New projectiles (paint balls, various sports balls)
- New crafting objectives (e.g. craft repair parts, craft projectile factories)
- Ability to repair the bases and make them habitable
- More achievements
- Improved look and feel
- Optimized performance
- Other languages
- Possibly more!. Contest: Name the Aliens:
I am running a contest this month to name the aliens!
More details at:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/857860/discussions/2/169604951376010.... Released!:
Planetary Settlers is now live and able to be purchased for early access! I am looking forward to your feedback. I am especially looking for feedback from educators and gamers alike, and plan to make improvements / additions to the game based on this feedback! I hope you all enjoy and get something good out of it!. Update 42:


In this significant update (Update Alpha 42), I have improved game play in several ways:

• Updated menu with graphical buttons
  
• Fixed alignment issues with menu buttons
  
• Added a medal for finding the Secret Room of Secrets on Earth
  
• Adjusted default settings for Blue 42 to more "comfortable" values
  
• Adjusted the jump skill to be more reasonable and not too overpowered
  
• Moved the Earth quiz golden question mark to be more visible (first room on the left).
  
• Fixed a few more bugs

This marks the 42nd update I have made so far to Planetary Settlers, significant because the robot's name is Blue 42.. Game Footage:
I have made a Youtube playlist that shows the progression of development for Planetary Settlers. The first videos are generally the latest, and the older ones are from earlier development. There is a sneak preview of the Barrel Bowl achievement, and some other stuff I am working on in there as well! Expect this area to be playable in the next week or two!

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9Bk1v7iJfdCpRaQ6vTGYOM-lXAO7...

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