
In Domefender you are the commander of a mining outpost on a hostile alien planet - and the pilot of a powerful customizable mech. Expand your base, recruit soldiers, and take control of your mech to defend your dome generator at all costs.
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In Domefender you are sent to a hostile alien planet with the goal of collecting solarite - an extremely rare material, formed only under very specific conditions. However the exact same conditions required for creation of solarite led to some obscure evolution of local wildlife.
The planet is uninhabitable for humans, luckily with modern technological advancements in cloning, we managed to create (totally) non-sentient life forms, capable of surviving local conditions - H.O.O.M.A.N.S. (Humanlike Organic Operationally Minimally Assisted Non-Sentients) - as long as they stay under the dome.
Taking into account local environment and hostile wildlife attracted to electricity, establishing a permanent base is out of the question. Surviving there for a month would be nothing short of a miracle.
Mining solarite will also require highly specialized infrastructure that we sadly can't transport over there with you.
Your job will be to establish a mining outpost, and develop it using local resources to a point where it is capable of extracting it, and then escaping with it before the waves of enemies get too overwhelming.
We are counting on you!
P.S. Our funding is finite, and with all the lawsuits (falsely) alleging that hoomans are sentient (they aren't), you should really hurry to bring some solarite back home.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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It's an interesting game. I really like what it's going for, but there's a lot of little kinks to work out. I like the idea of switching from top down to a Mech during the nights. The variety of buildings soldiers and everything is amazing, but the tutorial is a little overwhelming and the options available to you at the start are kind of crazy. It took me a few games to get the idea of what I was supposed to do. Unfortunately, the game did crash on me on Night 3, but that may have been because I am playing on Linux. --- To the developer: It seems like such an odd time to have launched a game during the Steam Summer Sale and I feel a little bad about the lack of reception for the game. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know. I've worked in game development for years and would love to help you out for free on UX and Marketing. Feel free to connect on Steam or Discord @McNiiby.
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