
A 2D multiplayer sandbox game revolving around industry, innovation, factions, combat and emergent gameplay. Design factories, customize tools and weapons, fight or trade with other players or get viciously murdered by an angry badger.
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Territory Control 2 combines 2D physics-based industrial sandbox with 4X mechanics, allowing you to experience wonders such as...
All sorts of explosives!
Unstable magitronic equipment!
Trench warfare and artillery!
Clumsy, careless giants!
Using grandma's traditional porridge recipe as a masonry binding agent!
Dragging your alcoholic friend out of a ditch with a winch!
Mounting a heavy machine gun atop a capybara!
Breaking a safe open by hurling it far away with a crane!
Placing a well-aligned shelf!
Mass-producing extremely flimsy (but cheap) rifles!
Fight for your faction using your extremely flimsy (but cheap) rifles!
Establish a police state and take control of other players' lives!
Operate heavy machinery and strip the entire map of all natural resources!
Commit crimes against humanity!
Replace your former friends!
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
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I have about 30 minutes left before I lose the option to refund the game. I’d be happy to keep it if someone could point me to some proper tutorials or guides. The game looks beautiful. It has a strong Starbound-like feel, nice physics, and great building mechanics. However, the community seems quite small, and the few available YT videos are hard to consider proper tutorials. I didn't join servers because I wanted to learn the basics first, but I ended up spending most of my time figuring out how to spawn and simply walking across the map to the destination location. This game would really benefit from more detailed tutorials, as it looks very promising. I’m leaving a positive review because I’d love to see it grow, but my initial experience was quite poor.
awesome cool good community blow stuff up
has potential
THE BEST GAME I EVER TRIES
BUENAZO 10/10
非超喜欢这种画风和玩法,就是不支持中文本地化很麻烦,本来想自己做本地化的,结果游戏不支持中文字符就很难受
As a coder mylself, I was not able to get into the game. The game needs some more years I guess. Waste of time and money, refund initiated.
Gaming
a really well built game that takes a bit to get into and understand, if you really want to learn this game fast then just join another players faction and ask around, after that its just 2 hours and most of the game is grasped
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