The collision somehow created many planetoids, each with a specific set of biomes. The gravitational pull of Earth yanked the asteroid in. Somehow, all these reached a critical mass of sorts, causing what appears to be Earth to appear next to the asteroid that the colony is on.
This repeats, until the colony’s near-space is filled with many copies. Shortly after going through it, the Duplicant returned with the rocket – followed by another Duplicant of the same type with the same rocket, and then another. Specifically, the Duplicants have managed to reach the Temporal Tear phenomenon, and one of them (specifically the Gossmann-type Duplicant) went through. Interestingly, the DLC takes place just after one of the possible end-game scenarios in the base game. There are no means to convert save-games of playthrough to one mode or the other. Any playthrough that has been started with the base game, or without the DLC activated, can only be played with the DLC de-activated. (That the developers have mentioned that the gameplay in the DLC is closer to their vision only reinforces this impression.) The artists for the cutscenes in the DLC have different style than those for the base game.Īny playthrough that is started with the DLC activated can only ever be played with the DLC re-activated (which is a process in itself). There is a way to revert the installation of the game back to the base game, but such overall make-up of the game’s programming suggests poor planning since the development of the base game years ago. Thus, after it is installed, the base game is overlaid with the coding for the DLC.
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The result is much more complex (and complicated) gameplay, but it also highlighted the many minor issues in the base game that were never and still are not addressed.įor better or worse, the DLC cannot run without it being integrated into the code of the base game. The Spaced Out! DLC intends to rectify that, at least the part about multiple asteroids with different compositions. None of this was reflected in the actual gameplay of the base game. By Gelugon_baat | Review Date: June 27, 2022Īmong the promotional artwork for the original version of Oxygen Not Included, there was a Duplicant who appears to have a leaking space helmet the Dupe is careening across space, passing by multiple asteroids with very different compositions.
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