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One thing that is really quick and easy to check is seeing what your visitors think of your attempts to create a little alien utopia. It's cheap and easy to keep on hiring more and more staff, but there isn't any metric of whether you're being efficient or are way over-staffed. It doesn't really feel like you're managing them, or have much control over them. Unlike other simulation games such as Two Point Hospital, there doesn't seem to be any way to check up on your staff and pull them off their breaks if you need them. Your staff still have to do things like sleep and eat, so they will occasionally wander off to take care of these needs. Obviously the higher these numbers are the better, but it's hard to tell how much difference they really make as there's no indication that they're working any harder or faster than their lower numbered colleagues. Each potential worker only has two metrics for you to judge how good they are skill and dedication. Thankfully, your guests are more than happy to accept a job with you in exchange for a small amount of Energy and free use of the facilities. Some of the facilities you build, like the disco or the recycling plant, will need staff to manage them.
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It's important to also keep an eye on pollution and cleanliness as you can quickly end up with a base full of sick aliens if you’re not careful. You can also research new types of rooms that'll get your guests to spend even more Energy, as well as handy things like factories and security stations. Your space base has three decks a sub deck which is used to satisfy basic needs, an entertainment deck where your guests can party, and a bio deck to grow plants and provide you with lots of precious resources.
While Spacebase Startopia doesn't manage to implement the most intuitive of controls, there is thankfully a tutorial, complete with sarcastic AI, that does a reasonable job of walking you through the basics and showing you some shortcuts. It can be pretty difficult to make simulation games feel at home on console - the sheer number of menus and the need for precise clicks can be tricky to get right on a controller. It’s mostly guff that isn’t particularly important or memorable, but the game does throw in lots of silly sci-fi jokes and, while most of them are painfully cheesy, they may occasionally get a smile out of you. These bases are supposedly vital in helping different species come together in peace and harmony. There’s some story going on about wars between different alien races and how this has decimated this region of space. Every visitor has a wallet filled with Energy that you’ll need to tempt them into spending by keeping them entertained and fulfilling all their needs.
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Much like in the original, you're put in charge of a series of doughnut-shaped bases that you’ll need to turn into fun places for aliens to live, work, and play.
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Spacebase Startopia is a management simulator based on Startopia, released way back in 2001 on PC.
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