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Create an extrasolar efficiency utopia from scratch! In this sci-fi city builder you need to start mining operations, plan production, and lay down transportation routes to ensure a smooth supply chain.
InfraSpace is a city builder, automation and transportation game
developed and published by Dionic Software.
Released on September 22nd 2023 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 17 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, Romanian, Thai, Turkish, Hungarian and Japanese.
It has received 1,667 reviews of which 1,333 were positive and 334 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.38€ on Gamivo.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7+, MacOS 11+
- Processor: Intel i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000
- Storage: 5 GB available space
MacOS
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This one is a mixed review for me, but just barely above it to give a positive rating. From my perspective, the game is essentially a mix of factory sims like Factorio and Satisfactory, and a watered-down version of Cities: Skylines focusing on traffic management. It functions, for the most part, but it's missing a lot of other features that games in this genre have. Oh, and plus the game isn't receiving any new *official* content in the near future, since the devs said the game was "pretty much finished." All in all, wait for a sale if you really want this game. It's a good time sink, but really only as a last resort.
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The game has so much promise in it. It is fun but it lacks so many things if only the dev would read comments and add or fix what is needed. Pro's: Decent controls and sound. Graphics are smooth and not glitchy. Price is ok if on sale in its current state. Con's: Need better controls for traffic lights. Needs tools for making round Roads faster as current way is tiresome. Levelling to other items in research takes to long. Needs more options for displaying your production. Tutorial is simply to short and leaves noobs in the wind. ALso a big issue is when you hover cursor over icons it should tell you what it is. The game is great for people to kill some time. IF devs would simply fix and update game and give more planet choices the current cost would be fair. Is it worth playing the game? Yes. Will you fun for long term? Depends on the player and what they like and dislike about the game.
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There is a lot of traffic management, and that's what it takes to make me truly happy.
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Hello friends, Today I will revie the game InfraSpace. This game is a city builder game based on another planet. The game focuses more on the logistics side of city building which becomes more important the bigger the player city becomes. Also, traffic issues can happen and can cause traffic jams in the players city. There is also researching new advancements that can unlock new buildings and technologies for the planet the player is building on. The player can choose different locations and even a creative mode that allows for free building with all technologies and everything open, basically a sandbox mode. Anyways, here is my PROS and CONS list: PROS: - A city builder more science fiction than other city builders. - The game is more focused on logistics and keeping supplies moving around the players city than actually building. In fact building too much stuff - The player can specify districts to ship things certain ways to make sure logistics keep moving thru their city. - Creative mode allows for sandbox city building. - Works on windows 11 OS. CONS: - There are many small bugs, but nothing that effects the playing of the game. For example, some graphical issues in the game that make certain buildings look off. - Some people complain about on the forums about micro stutters in the game. I did not experience this myself, but i did have freezes that stopped the game for like 20 seconds when it happened. - I had cloud error issues when loading and saving the game. - The bigger the city is build, the harder it is to maintain logistics and keep traffic moving. Some creative things by the players in building roads is required, like building roads in a traffic circle. - The music only has like 6 tracks, and the amount of time a player spends making and building their city can have these songs become super repetitive and boring. Do I recommend this game? I think there are better city builders, and there are worse ones too. Survive Mars is probably one of the best sci fi ones i have found on steam. As for the best regular type of city builder games out there, Cities Skylines is still the best one. As for this game, it can entertain someone who likes building cities, but do not expect cities skylines quality. The game is ok, but as i stated above, not the best city builder out there. Get it if you love city builder games, but players might want to purchase it on sale.
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A nice little automation sandbox game. Though be warned, once your city gets big enough, you're guaranteed to see FPS drops and performance hiccups. And reaching 20k population was more tedious than it should've been but that was because of the way how I tried to build my cities. Oh, and the way how the production output is displayed is annoying. Don't bother trying to figure out how many factories you'll need to fill a quota, just use production- and consumption-window instead so you can see directly how much production you need. The game also hypes up the traffic system but I just couldn't figure out how to do stuff like having traffic go to two directions from one lane. I may have missed something but I still managed. A couple of other key tips: Build habitat clusters with 50 houses per cluster, otherwise you'll end up with too much traffic and gridlocks. And don't fall for the collection- and distribution centers, they're 100% redundant. They only act as something that clutters your cities and factory lines with limited ranges of collection and distribution. Give your factories plenty of space. Dedicate areas to producing one product and use roads to connect everything. Things like trains and cargo gondolas are also redundant when you can just make a road that can go to almost any height, including going up and down what are effectively mountains. Trust me, having to add two more factories after already spending 10 minutes trying to put down just one factory to increase your production in an area where you genuinely don't have free space is not fun. No matter what you're producing, always make some extra. If you need 200 of oxygen per minute, make 220. If you need 115,5 VR-Edutainment per minute, make 130. The resources are infinite, don't be afraid to use them. Do NOT try raw-dogging your settlement by building the factories first before the cities and factories. Too few people => not enough production => not meeting habitat requirements => not enough new people => everything crawling to a halt. Requirements to support one maxed out habitat, AKA, "Luxury Residental Highrise: Oxygen: 1,6 Water: 1,6 Survival Food: 0,3 Good Meal: 1,3 Home Appliance: 1,0 Computer: 0,7 Park Home Robot: 0,7 Entertainment VR-Edutainment: 0,3 School For residents, LRH is the end goal as they'll eventually want maxed out apartments for them to be willing to even move in to your colony. You'll save a lot of troubly by just aiming for the numbers LRH requires. One building with maximum amount of residents (52 people) will require the listed resources. To give you the idea of how much production you'll need, 20.000 people / 52 people per building = 385 habitats. And as an example, 385 x 0,3 = 115,5 VR-Edutainment per minute. You can figure out the rest yourself. While Parks, Entertainments and School are just needed to be there, they still cause traffic. I recommend creating a 2x25 rows of habitats with a road in the middle, one end to be a one-way street to block off anything from leaving the cluster, having the 2-way road split and wrap around the habitats from the other side. You can then use those roads for Parks, Schools and Entertainments. Still, a neat little game and simple(ish) management for a few evenings.
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InfraSpace is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
InfraSpace is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.99€ on Steam.
InfraSpace received 1,333 positive votes out of a total of 1,667 achieving a rating of 7.68.
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InfraSpace was developed and published by Dionic Software.
InfraSpace is playable and fully supported on Windows.
InfraSpace is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
InfraSpace is not playable on Linux.
InfraSpace is a single-player game.
InfraSpace does not currently offer any DLC.
InfraSpace is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
InfraSpace does not support Steam Remote Play.
InfraSpace is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Dionic Software
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