Subterrain: Mines of Titan

This is what I wanted from Underrail and never got. It's got crafting, researching, looting for days, bartering, recycling, exploration, boatloads of weapons and gear, and a fully fledged levelling system that works both actively as you repeat tasks, and passively through skill points. It's an absolute blast so far, and if you couldn't vibe with Underrail, please consider giving this one a shot.

I had a lot of fun exploring the world, collecting crafting & research loot, and building up a character. The game throws a fair bit of time-based pressure mechanics on the player, but those can be opted out via the difficulty selection screen.

This is a pretty good game for those who like dungeon quests. Definitely worth $20. Subterrain: Mines of Titan is a sort-of sequel to Subterrain. The ultra-micro-managing of resources and time in order to fashion the weapons, tools, and quest objects needed for winning is still there. So are the concepts of nanobots and mutants being largely responsible for the story. The second game is isometric, though, as opposed to top-down in the first. There are many other differences. The major difference between the games is that there are other living humans with you in the second one, and their interactions with you and each other are critical for everyone's survival. I liked the concept of not really knowing what is going on in the first game, then figuring out how to be more efficient as the game progressed, because it made me want to replay the game. The second one doesn't have quite that replayability. About the only criticism I have is that the durability/time/resou...

Really great game, with old Subterrain managment vibe, but turn paced now. Can say, prev one was more hardcore, like. Still atmosphere - there. But most thing i dont like, that i can loot/rob any citizen room, with them standing nearby :D Anyway - recommending