realism. There's a whole load of space

games out there that promise this and

much more. And you know what? Very few

of them actually deliver. Possible one.

Lunar Industries might be the closest,

one of the closest things we've seen to

a genuine simulation of what building on

the moon might actually look like. Now,

everything in this game is based on

proven, highly visible real world

technology. So, we've got no warp drives

here, no energy shields, no alien

artifacts, just the actual engineering

challenges of surviving and operating on

the moon's surface. So, I've been

playing this for a while and I've been

quite enjoying it. Certainly worth

paying attention to. The game is

available. Well, it's Steam NextFest

right now. So, do take a look at that

and you can get access to the demo of

this game right now. Also, this video is

sponsored by Upstairs Games. So, my

thanks to them for that. Do check out

the links in the video description for

everything you need to know. Also, do

consider wish list in the game over on

Steam if it interests you. So, we've

just arrived on the moon and we're soon

going to get start building. This is a

moon colony game. We get a few

astronauts up there to start us off and

essentially we need to build up a pretty

self-sufficient colony and then start

sending resources back to Earth. So, you

saw the lander descend down into the

moon. This is specifically Shackleton

Crater. Very dark area of the moon. And

it's considered that this is to be the

most likely area we're going to find

water in the form of frozen ice. So,

we've got the first buggy here that's

come straight out of the lander. Um,

we're going to need to do something with

it. And yeah, we're being told we need

to scan this particular zone first.

>> There we go. Incidentally, do keep in

mind that this is a pre-release demo, so

things are likely to improve and change

over time. Essentially, we're just going

to need to make room here for another

lander to come down. We got the first

one down. We need to bring down another,

but unfortunately, there's a bit of

reggoith in the way. And we got a little

dozer here that should be able to uh

remove that regalith. So, there's a

tutorial going on. You can hear that

going in the background. This will let

you know exactly what you've got to do.

So, I'm going to show you something

here. As we zoom out, we can see the

area that we're currently inhabiting. As

we zoom out a bit further, you can see

we got a range of different regions. In

fact, let's go uh let's uh zoom out a

little bit further. We got five regions

currently marked. I'm not sure what's in

the other grids, but we can also zoom

all the way out. You can see just how

dark Shackleton Crater is, but that's

the grid. I'm not sure if that's the

limits of the boundaries, but there we

have Shackleton Crater itself. This is a

large area and that is where we're going

to be playing the game and building our

colony. I've just zipped off to the

wrong side there. Pressing space would

have brought me back here. All we got to

do, order the dozer to remove rocks by

choosing the surface actions icon and

then choosing clear rocks.

Got some rocks down there in the yellow.

So, it looks like we got different

grades of regalith here. Some of it's

relatively small, which this dozer can

obviously clear on its own. And then we

got the larger blocks that this dozer

can't clear itself. That's a little bit

too big

>> for another lander. Second lander

beginning descent.

>> Okay, so as you heard in the background

there, the second lander is on the way

on its way down. Look at the scout

layer. This gives you just an idea of

how large the crater is and how small we

are in the grand scheme of things. Let's

hope the lander doesn't land on us. And

down it comes. We're nearly down.

Touchdown.

So, this is probably going to have some

more vehicles in here, which is going to

allow us to start expanding our little

moon base.

There we go. What's this? Like a

forklift

>> with rovers from both landers. You can

now build a pad. This location

darkness, clean an area, and then deploy

a portable range extender for light.

>> Right. So, just like I said, we got some

of the um see if we can clear the area.

We got some of the large regalith here

which is too big. So we'll clear that

area. And that's exactly where I'm going

to put the range range extender there.

And for context, Shackleton Crater is

permanently dark. So extend the range of

your operational base. Two control

units, four build kits. Got no

indication right now of what resources

we've actually got available to us, but

we've obviously got enough for that.

This here

like a cell phone tower, isn't it then?

I guess that's the point.

>> Deployment complete.

>> Your range extender is unpowered. You'll

need to build an electrical relay to

bring it online. So, I like the idea of

everything being automated and robotic

here before the astronauts actually

arrive. Extends a power grid to

extends a power grid range to nearby

structures. Okay, let's put that in

there. And you saw I was very quick

there, but you saw there was actually

like a grid around the edges of the

>> electrical relay showing us.

>> You can see there, you can see what

range that actually covers.

>> Propulsion from rockets turns lunar

rocks into shrapnel. For safety sake,

build the pad here.

Right.

So, that can't be built there just yet

because we've got stuff that's obviously

in the way. So, let's clear that little

bit of regalith there. Now, it says

regalith 64. I assume that what's going

on here is we're actually not just

clearing that regalith, but we're

perhaps collecting it, using it for

something else.

Cuz uh that is potentially a resource,

isn't it? Up there on the moon. Let's

see if we can put that landing pad there

now. There we go. What we got this time?

Okay, we got a little mobile 3D printer

of the idea of that. So, interesting

what we're seeing here in terms of many

of these little devices, these little

drones, is that they are relatively

>> realistic, aren't they?

>> This area for its construction. Build a

road from the landing pad to its

location here. Okay. So, construction

excess road increase increases vehicle

speed and reduces vehicle damage. Fair

enough. So, we want to build it along

that route, I guess.

Slowly making our progress here, aren't

we? Getting along quite nicely in our

little comfortable dead end culdeac area

here. Okay, so what's this? Order a

delivery from Earth.

Click and drag the selection into the

cargo hold. For this delivery, choose

food, water, and parts.

>> Oh, and you can see we're going to be

sending up the astronauts now. So, we

got water in here already, some various

different parts, and we're going to add

some food in there as well.

Our car's going to try and get two packs

of food in there, but it won't let me do

that. Can only send up what it's

allowing us to at this point. So

rocketbound deployment complete.

>> Wait for the uh

>> shipment to arrive.

>> Nominal

landing radar is locked.

>> Moonhauler.

>> Okay, so several weeks later they've

obviously been preparing the base and

made some progress along the way,

haven't they? Got a little bigger.

>> Shipment has arrived. But you won't

always be able to count on help from

Earth. Survival on the moon means

careful planning, smart decisions, and

staying calm in emergencies. Your moon

base has just started. Anything can

happen 250,000 m from home. And safety

is not assured deep in Shackleton

Crater. Your greatest adventure has just

begun.

Right. So, looks like the UI is now

completely open to us. We got uh

astronauts. We got two of these people.

We got a pause button down here. I'm

just going to pause that while we we

look around. I've got Ivy and we got

Beatric. So, can we click on these

people? We can click on them,

but we can give them shifts at some

point. Missions and tutorials greeting

director. Creating humanity's first

permanent settlement on the lunar

surface is a complicated complicated

task and will require careful planning.

Missions and subobjectives will appear

on your HUD. If you require additional

information as to how to com complete

these, you can click the question marks

appearing next to them. Nice. That's

handy to know. This will provide you

with instructional videos and additional

information on how to complete them.

Perfect.

We're looking at Beatric down here

relaxed and sleeping.

Ivy

is also supposedly sleeping, but just

standing maybe because that's I paused

her at the wrong time. Have I No, Ivy

likes to sleep standing up. What have we

got to do then? Build up scout and

survey a water node. Scout and survey a

um

ice count as a water node. I would

assume so.

What else have we got to do? Build a

vehicle parking lot. I was going to call

that, but that's not what it says. But a

build a scout bay. You build a habitat.

Right. So, what do we got? We got the

dozer. We got the scanner. We got the

printer. We got the forklift

scan terrain.

Scoutman server. We haven't got any

scout thing yet. Guess we've got to

build a scout bay first. So, let's build

the uh vehicle parking bay.

We got missing resources there. Missing

resources. Build kits.

That's for the scout bay.

Got up here. Then storage is we got

quite a good amount of storage free by

the looks of it at the moment. Water. We

got 60 units of water. Uh food. We got

103 units of fresh food. So, I think

what we're going to do is get those

build kits up here. see anything else

that we might need to build. That

precision machinery is missing.

Else missing.

So, we need some build kits. We need

some precision machinery. And I need to

feel we should bring some more food up.

So, food packs. Heavy.

Probably the heaviest. Yeah, look at

that. Not surprised there. Let's take

that away for the moment cuz we got

quite a bit of food. Um, what was it?

Build kits.

So, these can actually be uh rotated, it

says. Yeah, we can just hold the right

button and rotate.

Doesn't matter for plates cuz they're

square anyway.

Build kits. Pick as many of them as we

can. What's the other thing? Precision

machinery, wasn't it?

Okay,

few more. How many build kits would we

get? Only 10 units.

Well, some more of them have to come up

later cuz hang on. How much food is

that? That's 100 units of food. That's

more than enough. I would have thought

for now. So, let's let's load up on the

uh the build kits.

At the moment, these don't appear to be

costing me anything, think, are they?

So, they're free for now, perhaps.

Perhaps that's because this is early

part of the game or because we're in the

tutorial section.

See if we can fill this right up. Uh, we

exceeded maximum capacity. That's a

shame. Almost got a full load there, but

we'll send the rocket up as it is. Um,

I think we'll wait for Should we bring

another astronaut up?

Bring another astronaut up. Not enough

beds on site. Okay, we can't bring Sam

up yet. Let's launch that and uh on our

way. So, build a scalp scalp where you

build a habitat. Build a vehicle

parking. So, what have we got the

options for here? What's this? Micro

reactor generates electricity. Yeah.

Habitat provide that. Oh, we got the

rocket here already. Okay, that little

guy's got to go off and get the flatbeds

going and going to get the resources.

So, let's build the habitat first. Need

to clear that uh regalith there.

So, again, we got nice little relatively

small self-contained area here that

looks like it's going to keep us quite

safe for the moment. And then I guess at

some point we expand outwards, come to

these other regions, but all in the

dark. So I guess we're going to have to

explore them at some point

this uh habitat. Let's put it

put it here. Put it there. We got Looks

like we got an empty corridor there.

Will a corridor automatically build or

am I going to have to build that? Do we

have corridors in the list? We do have

corridors in the list. A foundation for

corridors connects to other hallways.

Let's see if this actually automatically

>> build one first. No connect. No corridor

connection. Yeah. Have to build that

ourself.

Um

I assume we're going to need electric as

well, aren't we? Battery consumption is

zero. Production is 10. We've got 10

units of electric being produced at the

moment. No consumption for some reason.

probably changed it now though.

Consumption is one.

Okay, let's build the um

scout bay. Put that over this side. Need

the vehicles. And we know we're going to

need another corridor there, don't we?

Because last time they had one on.

Looking good. Looking nice, eh?

Nice little moon base. I do like it that

you can see the uh little astronaut

people in there doing their thing. No

corridor connection. We know.

Oh, we got cooling as well. That's be

concerned about. So,

right. So, consumption is now higher

than our production.

So, uh scout bay no power skate bay.

Scout bay no. So, let's get the let's

get the power issue sorted out first.

the micro reactors there. Where should I

put that? It will do, won't it? No, it

didn't like that. What have I done

wrong? I've got to rotate it.

And I assume we can assign the personnel

because we saw they did have shifts that

could be assigned to them a moment ago,

didn't we?

Day 14 at the moment. They're making

good progress.

>> Deployment complete. Right. So, let's

assign someone here. Going to assign

Beatric to the reactor.

Hopefully, then start getting more. Yes,

we got 40 units of production of

electric and our consumption is 11. So,

we need someone over in the uh

scout bay. Sign Ivy to that.

She wants to go and do her job. Come on,

Ivy. Get a move on. a scout bays waiting

your task. Actually, maybe um

order the scout to explore into the

darkness. Order the scout to do a ground

survey. Click on it.

We do from down here. Yeah, we got some

new options down here. So, ground survey

uh scout waypoint. So, let's do a ground

survey first. reveals details about

resource node. I think we should check

water because that's obviously one of

the most important things.

Yep, there we go. Guess that's Ivy going

out driving the uh little scout.

It is

a good job there, Ivy.

Place a mining site. Order some truck

and excavators. excavators. Even if you

click on this, this is really handy. We

get the little videos here. Shows us

exactly what we've got to do in the

event that we don't know what we're

doing.

A few more things. So, build the vehicle

parking.

So, we got some resources missing again.

That's fine cuz we don't need another

scout bay just yet. vehicle parking. I

think we'll put that opposite. Let's

clear some of that regalith first.

What's that? We got another icon there.

Right. So, that's the mining site.

I assume we uh place the mining site

right over here where the water node is.

Let's get the scout to do some more

surveys. Meanwhile, I want to know what

these things are. We've got a geological

anomaly there. We got a field phenomenon

over there. Other

anomaly there. What are these about?

Ah, scouts report a high albido

formation jutting out of the local

regalith.

It doesn't match the surrounding vessel.

It could be a pristine meteorite impact

or a deeper crustal

uh material exposed by recent moonquake.

A geological survey is required to

determine its origin. So this will give

us extra reputation plus some uh

discovery points and this will give us

some extra reputation or extra extra

reputation. Forecast a high-res surface

tour maximizes public hypen media

coverage. Open source the data benefits

global academia

and keeps our mission in the nose. Let's

go for option one.

And I think we're going to do another

scout survey. Meanwhile, let's do that

one

there. That's a field phenomena.

All the trucks and excavators.

Excavators. Even build the parking lot.

Did I do that? Didn't build the parking

lot yet. I got distracted. Oh, I'm

getting distracted again. There. I'd

like it when you have these games where

you uh kind of plan things out, but you

keep getting distracted because there's

so many other things going on. That's a

good sign in my eyes. It means uh

there's plenty of activities unfolding.

So, the rover's magnometers are spiking.

We've stumbled into a lunar swirl, a

localized magnetic field that is

deflecting solar wind and shielding the

surface regalith from weathering. We

need to deploy sensor array. Map the

fields lines immediately.

to grant exclusive rights to a vanguard

research and development. Secure

scientific and industrial data under a a

strict NDA.

Let's again go with the option one here.

Right. Finally, we're going to build the

um parking lot

more.

I thought we were going to need that.

Establish water production. Yes, that

makes sense. And we're doing on food and

resources. Actually,

>> water's still all right. Lasting food is

dwindling slowly.

Storage fair parts central hub. And this

tells us all the construction items

doing all right there. So we can produce

certain items here. Electronics,

machinery, metals, and processed ore.

Those are things that we can't bring up

from Earth.

So, let's get the more astronauts up

here first. Um, place a mining site. Do

we need any resources for that?

Look like it

need to clear the regalith first.

No excavator assigned. That's cuz we

need to bring up the excavator. So,

let's let's get those vehicles up here.

We got consumables and we've got

vehicles. We want one excavator.

And what was the other thing? A truck,

wasn't it?

These are the other things we've already

got. We've already got forklifts,

dozers, printers, and scanners. Going to

take up a

a truck. Perfect.

That's filled the

transport right up. Launch that. So, I

noticed down here a moment ago, you can

actually see where the uh ship is in

between Earth and um the moon. And

that's the ETA. It's now halfway here.

Get landed up here, didn't it? Moment

ago. We still got the original landers.

Whoa. Hit sudden.

So, what's happened? Have we got now? We

got to Oh, there's our excavator

transported over there pretty much

instantaneously. We can see here. Good

job. I've got the parking lot down here.

So, these being uh charged up as they

park there. Probably some sort of

induction charging. Nice. We've got the

excavator over there. No refinery

assigned.

So, uh

that was a water

thing, wasn't it? We get water

processing

under under industrial perhaps

missing in finery. So, we need some

industrial components. I was going to

say a shame we didn't know about that

just now, but um perfectly fair.

We didn't have room for that anyway. So,

we need industrial components,

are they? There they are. They're heavy.

Chunky.

We bring up multiple industrial

components right now. or do we bring up

let's bring up another astronaut. We're

going to need one anymore now

eventually. So Sam can finally come up.

Let's bring Penny up as well.

Um go back to the consumables. I think

it makes sense to bring up the parts,

doesn't it? What have we got? No, just

we need Let's bring up moving components

cuz we haven't got any of them.

What else are we lacking? And robotics.

heavy or not too heavy there. Heavy.

That'll do.

Hey, and meanwhile, right, there's no

refinery assigned. We know all the more.

That's just as well because that's what

we're doing. Establish water production.

We're also in the middle of that. And

actually, thinking about it now, I'm

probably going to save this game because

uh think that's a good idea. Day 20.

Here

we've saved and uh goodies bringing up

from Earth are nearly here. There we go.

Perfect. We should have some more

astronauts now,

>> right? Ideal. This is good. Let's

>> arrived.

>> What do we want? Water refinery. I'm

going to stick that on the end here. And

we do need a

corridor, don't we, to attach that? Wow,

I messed that up. How can we cancel?

Can we cancel that?

Little bit annoying. I don't wrong

button there. Little bit annoying. I

don't know if we can uh

>> cancel construction of something

demolish.

There we go. Put that back. Okay.

So, we could demolish that. That's fine.

Let's get that connected up. We're going

to need to assign someone here.

So Sam can be assigned. That's fine.

And our water production should be

underway then.

Let's bring the resources back.

Go to a refinery.

Food actually going down very quick. The

water doesn't seem to be dwindling for

some reason.

If that's intentional

actually used up

close to 30 units of food at this point,

right, build and assign a cooling

system. Oh yeah, you can see we're

starting to overheat.

46%. Something's going to probably shut

down if I don't get a move on here. Uh

cooling system. Going to put that over

this side.

So, you can see the radiators there, the

cooling radiators venting down into the

ground.

>> Production was shut down due to

overheating.

>> Yeah, we uh thought that was going to

happen. You can see over here that both

the scout bay and the water refinery are

now offline.

Heat dissipation in space is a problem

because you've got no atmosphere to

dissipate the heat. You can vent heat on

Earth because the atmosphere absorbs it.

But when there's no atmosphere, you

can't do that. So here we're dispersing

it down into the ground. So we're going

to have to assign some personnel glare.

Jim, we got some. We haven't.

Why have we not got any? I thought we

had four nationals. Let's bring up

another

Bring up another astronaut.

Up Hunter

up something else while Hunter's uh

coming up. We might as well, might we?

Industrial components. Let's have some

more plates.

I'm just trying to preempt my

requirements here. So, thinking ahead of

time and bringing up more things that I

need. I'll probably find that this is

the wrong way to go and I'll be

overloaded. I won't have any room for

storage soon. Yes, you can see um 295

units out of 362 units. So, we're

probably going to run out soon. Probably

should only be ordering what I need as I

need it.

Now, what I could have done, of course,

is unassign one of the astronauts from

one of the other locations.

>> New astronaut has arrived

>> and then assigned them here. Well, why

can't I assign the uh

pause of time going here? Because I need

to figure out what

the problem is here.

So,

can't assign

an astronaut. So, how many astronauts

have we got? Can we see current

personnel?

Astronaut roster limit eight.

We got six sleeping pods. Five of them

currently active. Right. So, we got

three scientists, one engineer, one

mechanic.

Do we need a specific type of personnel

here? Is that the problem?

So, Ivy is a mechanic. What we need

there. So, did I mess up? Could I have

ordered a mechanic from Earth? Yes, I I

see. So, I just taken the person from

the top list. Cole is a mechanic.

Sheldon is a scientist. Let's bring up

Cole then now. So, I've got one more

astronaut than I actually want at this

point.

I didn't realize that the astronauts had

uh particular trades that we can uh

request requests specifically.

We're going to be having a problem here

soon

cuz obviously the days are passing by

and everything's still offline. We go.

The astronauts now arrived.

>> Shipment has arrived.

>> Right. So we can now assign a coal layer

and we've got our cooling system online

which is good. Still offline here but we

need to restart industry that updating

very nicely. Doing all right with food.

Uh

we're overloaded on a storage component.

We should um

build a new um storage area.

We got here one of these storage vehicle

garage, greenhouse, cooling system,

cafeteria, micro reactor,

liquid storage, small cargo storage

undeployed buildings and shipments.

resources require 15 plates. Don't see

the problem with

building this. I'm going to put this

over here

near the uh

the parking bay.

Don't know if that actually will give us

extra storage, will it?

No,

>> not connected to the electrical grid.

>> Complete.

>> Okay. So, uh battery thing here

somewhere, wasn't there?

Electrical relay.

Hey, let's put that there. That should

get our storage under operation.

deployment complete.

>> And that has dramatically increased our

storage capacity there. Awesome. Well,

that's good. Right. So, establish Axion

Axion on base. That means

contracts shipments. So, we got new

options down the bottom here. Now, what

is this about? Oh, look at this.

This is nice. We got something extra

going on here. I'm going to pause when

this is going on because I don't want

the days to accelerate by too fast

because obviously resources are getting

used as I um

work out what's going on here. I can't

rotate the um

map here.

I can zoom in on Earth

and I can zoom in on the moon. So

Verdian outpost foundation support level

10 pan Pacific Corporation three and

what's over here Midian the thirst is

real level 10 ridg area space 7 so that

three there must be the number of that

uh

we click on these

port meridian corporation meridian area

space aerospace population 7 the moon's

loading dock port meridian is a scarred

landscape of uh scorched land landing

pads and cryogenic fuel silos. It

functions like high stakes oil rig.

Loud, dangerous, and constantly

vibrating from the roar of heavy lifters

isn't pretty. It's the only way off rock

down here.

Uh perched on the sun scoured lunar

highlands, the PPC of Vidian outpost is

an experiment in stubborn biology.

Unlike the hardened bunkers of the other

factions, this site is a spool of

interconnected cylindrical modules,

tensile structures. The facility hums

with the vibration of high-pressure

pumps and atmospheric recyclers. It is a

splash of defiance against the ag

place where engineers in the dirty

flight suits tend to vats of algae and

gene edited soy vacuum outside tries to

strip off their the paint off their

walls.

So the pan specific cooperative

successfully landed their greenhouse

alpha modules, but the lunar regalith is

more abrasive than their simulations

predicted. Their structural footings are

scaring away. They need a bulk shipment

of raw mater raw metals to smelt into

protective base plates before the next

lunar dawn.

It's a simple hall, but it earns us some

serious goodwill with the coalition

partners. That tells us some of the

rewards there. What do these guys want?

Midian is acting as the primary

bottleneck for Earth Luna traffic and

their local life support is overwhelmed

by the passenger volume. They're running

dry rations only in the terminal to save

mass. They've reached out for water to

top off the colony reserves. Piring it

over from our well is significantly

cheaper than landing water tankers from

Earth. Helping them out secures our spot

as a primary utility provider for the

port. So, I think we'll do that. But,

uh, obviously

it's going to use up our water, but

we've got more than what we need

significantly. So,

do I just click on that? The thirst is

real. Reservoir is at capacity. Water

rationing in the terminal has been

lifted. The life support loop is stable.

As the prime utility provider for the

portion has granted us some progress

points and some reputation points. Nice.

So, reach industry level two. Can we do

this as well? Oh, we can't. Fine. Let's

resume time and get back out this map.

Turn back here to the moon. Reach

industrial level two. Okay, looking at

this, we're getting to the point where

we might need some more electricity. 40

production, 37 consumption. So, I think

what we should do before we do anything

else is put down another micro reactor.

Unfortunately, I think it means we do

need to uh get another astronaut to go

in there. Oh, no. We have got some

people we can assign there. So, Petric

looks like you can go in there. That's

fine.

And now we are much better off with

electricity. I think we're doing quite

good with water. Okay. So, skipping

ahead a little bit here, we're a few

days later, and as you can see, the base

has slowly been expanding. Now, I just

want to jump in here kind of after the

recording session and just talk to you a

little bit about the game as we get

towards the end of the video.

So, yeah, there's quite a lot going on

here. The base does take a little bit of

time to develop, and this, I think, is

actually a good thing. What we're not

doing here is building huge moon bases

in a very short fire time. We're not

ending up with cities here in, you know,

basically instantly. Instead, what's

going on is that we're needing to make

slow and steady progress. And this is

where the realistic side of things kind

of get in there. And to me, at least,

even at this point, it does feel like

the demo is a pretty well balanced when

it comes to that. So, what I'm doing

here right now is we're still doing a

few surveys, but I'm also scouting out

into the dark regions of Shackleton

Crater that I haven't previously

explored. This will uncover the uh

terrain of the different regions that I

haven't seen. Remember, there's five

different regions, so eventually we

should be able to expand our base out to

some of those other areas and maybe even

make entirely new bases. Overall then,

it does seem pretty nice to me. I do

like the way we're focusing on real

world technology here. We're seeing the

3D printing of objects up in space. We

could do that nowadays down on Earth to

various degrees. So seeing this being

implemented in space up on the moon

makes a lot of sense along with the

other realistic technologies such as the

cooling plants and many other such

things. And of course surviving on the

moon after all is going to be very harsh

indeed. Not only are we stuck here

hundreds and well hundreds of thousands

of miles from Earth, but also the

environment is dramatically different.

And throughout this game I did have a

few occasions where some of my people

were not feeling too good. They were

getting stressed and eventually had

accidents and needed to go to the

infirmary. And if that isn't enough, not

only are we here focusing on the

colony's happiness and the various

different forc resources they're going

to need, we also need to keep the people

back on Earth happy. The members of the

board uh not just sitting there taking

this lightly that we need to make enough

money with our mining to keep them

invested. Otherwise, they're going to

cut our funding, potentially shut down

the whole project along with our colony.

So that means we need to managing we

need to be here managing our colonists

as well as the interest of those on

Earth. So yeah, this is definitely worth

a look. Possible one, Luna Industries.

The demos available on Steam right now.

Do check out those links in the video

description. Thanks for watching this

video all the way through and my thanks

again to Upstairs Games for sponsoring

this video. Do take care and I'll catch

you next time.