Thus, I bought an extra copy of Colony Survival and sent it to the kid through Steam as I reinstalled the title on my own system. I had about an hour the day before we were supposed to play, so I watched a few videos and fired the game up. I found a game that was far better than I’d remembered. Pipliz has clearly continued to actively develop Colony Survival and have made significant progress in key areas. Also, I figured out a few easy ways to make the game more fun for myself and my nephew. If you find yourself like me and looking for good games to play with nieces, nephews, or your own children, then I’d be recommending Colony Survival, and I hope this article helps you out a bit. Otherwise, you might still find it worthwhile to learn a few of the reasons I enjoyed the game and would recommend it in general.īread is 3 food, and wheat is 0.4, but wheat is spent first when buying new colonists. Purchase new ones the morning after a harvest when most of the wheat has been ground into flour to maximize your food. I seem to remember something like the early tips that now popup in the game I played several years ago, but I don’t remember them being as clear and helpful as they are now. There’s also no reason not to take your time reading through the tips, which you can bring up and down easily by hitting the F1 key.
Since the zombies don’t spawn until you start spawning in your own villagers, you have plenty of time to rough out your initial settlement and learn the gist of the controls.
Take your time getting started and don’t rush to spawn villagers. The UI also seems to be much improved and easier to use, which was one of the things I worried about when it came to playing the game with the kids.
When I’d first looked into Colony Survival, it was difficult to figure out what to do.
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