TerraGenesis: Landfall

Like this simulation game, i’m enjoy to play but why this game is pay to win? Stuck process.

First off, I’d like to say that I really like this game. The base designing is challenging yet fun. Things take a very reasonable amount of time to complete. The resource gathering is very satisfying. Because I like this game, I want to offer a few recommendations. 1). The controls for rotation are kind of inconsistent. Similarly to the option for gridlocking, I feel like there should be an option for rotation lock for 45 and 30 degree angles. 2). There is no way to discard items. There are certain events in the game where you may receive more items than you can hold, and it costs moral. For example, I got a bunch of Uranium early game that I could do nothing with. If there was a way to sell stuff with the rocket at a very discounted price, that would be nice. 3). Workers get into fatal accidents too often. I like the mechanic, and it is a cool challenge in gameplay, but it feels like every in-game day I’m replacing the engineer working on my solar panels. 4). I play the game on a small screen, and a UI option to make some of the button sizes a touch bigger would be convenient. I remember playing the other TerraGenesis game years ago, and I really enjoyed it. I can tell this is a very talented team working on this game, and I wish you people the best of luck. Thank you for making entertaining games.

After a rocky start, this game grew on me. Absolutely recommend it

I like the game but its keeps crashing and bricking before I have to delete it and redownload it all over again. I can’t give it more than one star until they address this issue.

Interesting take. Not cheesy.

This is a rad game! I started with TerraGenesis, and then got into this as well. I like using the tech to build and survive on the planet. It’s simple at first but then you can build some cool stuff. And I love the self automation with the factories as you mine more resources and turn it into chips and vehicles to use. Once you build up your city you can get really creative. And I like that money can be made easily through researching, I usually hit those up first to start the income to build more.

I have enjoyed the game this far, but it’s not a game that will hold attention for hours on end. This is a great game for those little moments, break time, before bed, etc.

When I Join the game it starts loading then it stops loading for like a long time and I cant play the game can you please fix this bug?

There’s so much going on it’s not easy for beginners to catch on like the original game. I have played the first TerraGenesis since it first came out. I wanted to give Landfall a try but it was too much info being thrown all at once. The progress in production is what’s killing me in this game, if you had 2 rovers available starting out, it would be easier to retrieve ice for water. The problem with that is in order to bring new settlers to operate; you must take too many risks that is either shutting down a facility or a water shortage. This is problem. I can’t bring anything to the table if there’s nobody to operate the facility or a rover to bring it because there is NOT ENOUGH RESOURCES. Another thing I do not like you don’t have a chance to choose your faction or name the settlement. It’s like each settlement is owned by different factions and you have complete one settlement to unlock a new one from a different faction

The game will punish you (facilities get damaged, personnel killed in accidents, research lost) if you do not leave the app the *instant* you finish a task. So don’t "take a minute" to look things over (or even wait for the last 10 seconds of a build/search/research task to finish). I’ve had <10 secs remaining on 3+ hour research tasks that were lost 1.5+ hours after a power surge destroyed 33% of my progress. The "levels" (at least on Mars) are 3 bases in different locations with only slightly different challenges. The actual challenge is to your patience since research from one base (on the same planet) doesn’t carry over to the next base. This means you have to research things like oxygen tanks for every base. Why not give us new problems to solve, or add research areas to improve on existing research? Instead, the challenge is figuring out what research/facilities were a waste of time and resources at the last base and building the next base without.