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Genesis Alpha One Deluxe Edition

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Genesis Alpha One Deluxe Edition
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New and Improved Deluxe Edition Includes: Artbook Soundtrack Rocket Star Corporation DLC In a near future ravaged by wars, corrupt regimes and devastating pollution, influential corporations have created the Genesis program in a last-ditch attempt to save humanity. As the Captain of...
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Product details
2020, Radiation Blue, ESRB Rating: Mature 17+...
System requirements
Windows 7 64-bit, Intel Core i3-4130 / AMD FX-4350, 4 GB RAM, GeForce GTX 660 / Radeon HD 7950 or Ra...
Time to beat
16.5 hMain
77.5 h Main + Sides
106.5 h Completionist
39.5 h All Styles
Description

New and Improved



Deluxe Edition Includes:
  • Artbook
  • Soundtrack
  • Rocket Star Corporation DLC

In a near future ravaged by wars, corrupt regimes and devastating pollution, influential corporations have created the Genesis program in a last-ditch attempt to save humanity.

As the Captain of a Genesis starship, you journey into uncharted space on the ultimate mission. Build and manage a space vessel, farm resources, deal with terrifying alien infestations, clone creatures and explore a vast, randomly generated universe.

Go Rogue


Huge, randomised galaxies ensure every run in Genesis Alpha One is unique. Choose one of three difficulties or tailor the game to your playstyle with the Custom Game Mode. Discover new planets, circumvent asteroid fields and survive encounters with the Mechanics and Framen, space pirates who will board your ship to destroy your ship and all its inhabitants. Death is the end and once all your clones are dead, the mission is over. However, you will carry through artefacts unearthed into your next playthrough as well as unlock new corporations, making you more powerful with each attempt.

Build, Upgrade, Explore


Starting with a small vessel, you’ll have to build and maintain an intergalactic ark by combining dozens of upgradable spaceship modules including crew quarters, workshops, hangars, clone labs and greenhouses.
Using an intuitive building menu, easily snap together the pieces of your ship to tailor it to your playstyle. Develop your vessel and then explore your creation in first person.

Battle Alien Infestations


Alien infestations can spread quickly, contaminating the ship and crew. It’s imperative to wipe them out before you become overwhelmed and your ship is destroyed. An arsenal of weapons and defences can be researched to help you fight the alien threat. Unleash an array of powerful weaponry, research alien diseases to heal your crew, equip new abilities and deploy warbots to devastate the alien hordes.

Clone and Create New Lifeforms


As your ship grows, so must your crew. Using ground-breaking cloning technology, your crew will expand to meet the needs of the ship.
Loot DNA samples from the aliens you encounter across the galaxy and splice them with members of your crew to give humanity a chance to prosper with abilities far beyond what was previously imagined.

Delve Deep Into Vastness of Space For Valuable Resources


In order to expand your ship and sustain your crew, you must explore planets fraught with danger. Gather elements such as Copper and Uranium and harvest plants to sustain life aboard your vessel. You may also find alien artefacts and intel from those explorers that have gone before, and not lived to tell the tale.

Genesis Alpha One © 2020. Developed by Radiation Blue. Published by Team17 Digital Ltd. Team17 is a trademarks or registered trademarks of Team17 Digital Limited. All other trademarks, copyrights and logos are property of their respective owners.

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Why buy on GOG.COM?
DRM FREE. No activation or online connection required to play.
Safety and satisfaction. Stellar support 24/7 and full refunds up to 30 days.
Time to beat
16.5 hMain
77.5 h Main + Sides
106.5 h Completionist
39.5 h All Styles
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Works on:
Windows (7, 8, 10, 11)
Release date:
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Size:
5.8 GB
Rating:
ESRB Rating: Mature 17+ (Violence, Blood and Gore, Language)

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Posted on: October 28, 2022

pralingarn

Games: 410 Reviews: 2

Almost exactly what I want in a sim

_Disclaimer, I received this game for free in a GoG giveaway- First off, this game has 90% of the features I want in a space sim. - great graphics - great retrofuturistic aesthetic - Build my own ship -Be able to walk around that ship -fill it with automated crew - land on planets -fight off invaders and board derelicts and enemy vessels. - manage space resources - massive galaxy to explore What it doesn't have is ship-to-ship combat or a galaxy that feels lived in and active. So why 4 instead of 5 stars? The major detractors are rather small, but overall lead to losing a star. you and your crew are clones, and as such have 0 in the personality department. the game can get very repetetive very quickly. Now, I happen to enjoy a bit of tedium in my sim games, so it doesn't detract too too much, however I recognize that when I'm just holding the "E" key a lot to speed up production or scanning, perhaps there would be a better way to do things, maybe a mini-game... there's also a barebones story, basically, the background IS the story, no development. This game has so many great features and they are actually executed very competently, I'm really, REALLY impressed that there's essentially an FTL type game in the first person and it plays with (in my experience) zero bugs or glitches. I love that you have to pay attention to infestations, because any time you bring something onto your ship, be it space scrap or minerals mined from a planet, you run the risk of alien critters stowing away. Kill these bugs FAST or they create large nests and may even kill your crew. you get more crew by cloning using biomatter and making sure you have sufficient biosphere (Oxygen or other atmospheric gases created in the greenhouse) For reasons not explored, crew don't eat, they just breathe, so there's no food management.


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Posted on: March 4, 2020

soulwynd

Games: 219 Reviews: 8

What if No Man's Sky never tried to get better

The core loop of this game is extremely repetitive. Not in a good way like a roguelike would be, even if tries to take in some roguelike aspects to it. The planets are tiny little arenas where you always do the same thing in them, the aliens are on par with free unity asset store aliens and the potential invasions are mostly annoyances and set backs. The only somewhat redeeming factor is building your base/spaceship. There's a certain level a strategy to it and how you place your defenses. But even that is overshadowed by meek upgrades and terrible gunplay. I'd say this is fun for maybe a couple hours or at least one playthrough if you can manage that. Only reason it's not outright one star. I really don't see myself playing it through more than once as it's intended to be played, with the roguelike unlockable system, which is a shame.


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Posted on: February 25, 2020

metaquad4

Verified owner

Games: 128 Reviews: 1

Pretty fun

A decent enough game. It provides just the amount of fun I'd expect a 20~25 dollar game to provide, possibly even more. The guns are not hitscan (they have projectiles), which might increase the learning curve for some.


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Posted on: February 28, 2020

tedeee

Games: 2385 Reviews: 27

not entirely my cup of tea, but

i play this on xbone and i like it...when i'm liking a change in my usual pace in my gaming. it all feels like a chilled rogue-like, fps, base building (clunky but useable), gene-splicing, resource collecting, and technology researching kind of game. it can get a bit frantic at times with infestations, but settles once you get the hang of the ropes. graphically standard but pleasing and eerie in a sci-fi horror fashion (like Albedo Eyes from Out of Space), and the controls feel tight. if this genre is your type of thing i really think you will get a shit-ton of hours out of this game and enjoy the whole ride.


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Posted on: October 30, 2022

GreyFoxV1

Games: 44 Reviews: 1

Cool idea obscured by poor gameplay

After a few hours with it I can safely say it's still a little busted and just not that fun. Yes you "manage" a crew and assign jobs to them in different sections (like the bridge or tractor beam) but you still have to *physically travel* to those rooms to assign crew. Which doesn't make a lot of sense since you can unassign them from rooms remotely. The chore of having to travel to each room is compounded by some of the automated tasks also requiring you to manually start them so you're basically just assigning the crew to hold E down for you. Movement feels floaty and functional much like the shooting. Sure, you can use an assault rifle for a faster rate of fire but you'll spend most of your time tapping your pistol with infinite ammo while you play alien bug janitor in the vents. The movement feels fine when you have a small footprint but traversal around your ship is a dull slog on larger ships. As soon as you get more than a few compartments, you spend minutes going back and forth between them to simply hold down E and watch a meter go up so X happens. Despite a neat idea, this feels like a game that spent its QA budget on tutorial cinematics (why aren't they just text logs?), repetitive VO, and broken lighting like the one, blindingly, bright white light in the crew quarters. The core idea of "build a ship, pillage random alien worlds (small zones) for resources, upgrade ship, and colonize far off planet" is cool but the end result here is too janky to enjoy.


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