Atomic Society is a post-apocalyptic city building game where you can set the laws and morals for the survivors and deal with the consequences. Far Road Games Welcome.

PathsThe next version of Atomic Society will feature paths at long last!We’re using an auto-pathing system that organically creates trails where the citizens walk most frequently, similar to other games. We're just ironing out the last technical tricks to it at the moment.One challenge has been making it play nicely with the scenery, which changes as you place buildings and likes to mess up the paths, but we're figuring it out bit by bit. The screenshot below is just a work in a progress shot (textures will change), but it definitely makes the settlements feel more like actual lived-in places.There will be a small speed bonus for citizens using a path, and trails will fade away if citizens stop using them. Leader Family SystemThe other big new feature we've been working on over the past couple of weeks is the Leader's House, a new building that will be awarded to player's after a certain period of time, if their town lasts that long.The Leader's House, aside from giving you a 'trophy' building, also allows you to raise a family and pick 1-3 spouses (depending on your preference). Same-sex spouses will be allowed if you've legalised homosexuality.This is mostly just for fun, but it also adds a goal to the game, and creates fun stories as you see your spouse and/or children getting up to all kinds of bad behaviour around town, and meeting with cruel fates.

We may expand its functions later.You can obviously procreate and raise a brood of kids, and you can choose whether or not your spouse(s) should work. You can even choose to make your family immune to prosecution, but this will make it harder to convert citizens as they'll see you as being hypocritical.This features is almost finished now, and we're just at the final testing phase.The UI elements you can see in the picture below are still placeholder elements at the moment. Other Upcoming ChangesApart from these two big features (which have taken up most of our time so far) we're also continuing to monitor the bug situation, so thanks to anybody who's contacted me with a bug report lately.

We investigate all the serious ones, if we can reproduce at our end.We're also continuing to make little tweaks to the UI and other parts of the game, as needed.There could be another morale-related building in the works as well, but we'll see how time goes as we want to get this update out as soon as possible.All being well, and that's a big 'if' these days, I'm hoping the next version should be ready by early May. Slow But SteadyIt should be no surprise to anybody who's been following our game that the big updates can take us a quite a while to produce, which I'm really sorry about, but it's just the pace we can work at while juggling full-time jobs and various health issues that never seem to go away. Thanks to everybody who has patiently supported us so far and left feedback.Ideally, I would like to get the game out of Early Access this year and move onto the polish phase of the project as we'll need to find new work soon. Unfortunately the coronavirus is already having its effect, which I didn't expect to be writing a few weeks ago. One team member has already lost their day job due and another is now having to care for an elderly relative, but everybody remains focused on getting this next update out and smoothing off the rough edges to the game. We're not going anywhere until we've done all we can.I'll be back in the coming weeks (if the world still exists) to post the full patch notes for this version and let you know how the release is going.Thanks for reading and supporting our little indie game.

Gamers can think of Atomic Society as “Tropico meets Mad Max”, as players must build their own Bartertown, trying to bring order out of chaos.Unlike most games of its ilk, players will be able to take direct control of their leader character and walk around their burgeoning settlement, even helping out with construction or even arresting criminals. After all, every able body is needed, especially in a setting where able bodies aren’t common.Far Road Games also promises a great deal of replayability with its enormous environments and procedurally generated citizens.

“The issues and traits that arise in your people will be different every time, and come in different amounts. You never know who is going to turn up on your borders. Siege online games. The way the traits interact with each other is open to a great deal of unpredictability,” promises the developer. The wasteland will include plenty of exploration, as players can search ruined vehicles and buildings for supplies and convert abandoned structures into homes. Players also have to make survival decisions, such as the “multiple ways to generate water in Atomic Society for example – each has pros and cons. Collect rain water? Boil lake water?

This means that they will act as if they have some Djinn equipped of that elemental type - even if they don't. Golden sun dark dawn crossbone isle location. For example, a Mono-Elemental class will have all Djinni of one type equipped to them, a Dual-Elemental will have two different types of Djinni.One important thing to mention too is that each character has their own default elemental type. Changing a character's Djinn will change what Psyenergy they have available, change their in game class and even (sometimes) improve your current Psyenergy. There are a few different class archetypes that you can make with Djinn which you should know about, Mono-Elemental, Dual-Elemental and Tri-Elemental.These three types make reference to how many different Djinn that character has equipped and the elemental type of those Djinn. Isaac for example is a Venus adept which means that he will always have some innate Venus powers.For quick reference here is a list of each playable character in all three of the Golden Sun games and the elemental type that they're given.

There is never a perfect formula.”It’ll also be a challenge to deal with bad eggs. “Every worker has unique characteristics.

Alcoholic, bad boss, physically fit, anti-social, and so on. Pick carefully to perfect your workplaces,” the developer warns. And while undesirables like religious extremists and murderers will be attracted to the settlement, it’s difficult to just toss them in jail because resources are scarce.Gamers interested in Atomic Society can visit the official Kickstarter page.