For the mission to succeed, the Giwi will have to construct not one, but several bases on the moon’s surface and use all their tricks to terraform the environment. Soon the desolate volcanic desert will be teeming with pastures, forests and lakes. The colonies will be connected with lasers, which transport resources between distant colonies, and as new problems arise - science will have to find a solution. A robust tech-tree will allow the expedition to find their own way of taming the moon, which proves to be a sandbox for creative solutions and inventions.
\nThe chaotic magic of Helia is one of the problems in front of them. It created terrifying beasts that stand in the way of the birdfolk. All magical and scientific punches are allowed to defeat these enemies and claim new territory. The moon will not be passive and will react to any changes to its surface, spawning new creatures as a side effect of terraforming.
The developers at Ringlab with their partners at Star Drifters promise full support of Scorchlands through its Early Access stage. The game’s roadmap leading to the full release includes adding new biomes for terraforming, balance changes and a wide variety of available options for the player to use.
\nMain game features:
· Hex grid-based city-building – construct various buildings in your colonies. Each structure's productivity depends on neighboring resources and other constructions.
· Complex resource management – it’s not only about extracting materials. Scorchlands takes account of logistics – the movement of resources between colonies and combining them in robust processing chains. And yes, we move resources using LASERS!
· Terraforming for the greater good – use magic and technology to change the biomes on procedurally generated maps and exploit the new environment to gain its unique resources.
· Technology designed to give fun – there’s no fun in a sandbox if you don’t have the toys to play with. The technology system in Scorchlands is key for player progression and new discoveries open up new ways to play with the game world.
· Minimalistic combat system – when you get into a fight, positioning will be key. Destroy your enemies by surrounding them and placing your forces in optimal locations.
\nScorchlands lands in Steam’s Early Access today for 11,99 USD. It will have a 10% discount in its release week. Feel free to contact us for review keys and additional questions for the team!
Scorchland's presskit is available here.
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About Ringlab
\u200bRinglab is an indie gamedev studio based in \u0141ód\u017a, Poland. It was initially started by Jakub Rogalski who also worked on all SUPERHOT titles. Since 2020 the studio focuses on the development of Scorchlands.
About Star Drifters
\u200bStar Drifters is an independent game development studio based in Warsaw, Poland. The company was founded in 2014 by two industry veterans: Michal Sokolski and Krzysztof Jakubowski. During a career that spans nearly two decades, they’ve worked on numerous titles for all major gaming platforms and gained extensive direct experience in game development and management. Starting from 2020, after Kuba Wojcik joined the team the second area of our activity is the selective incubation of independent games and teams behind them. The scope of support is individually tailored and covers areas from production, design, and positioning through financing to the sale of the final product. Star Drifters’ mission is to create engaging, challenging, and highly replayable games that will remain in players’ memory for a long time. Studio is known for the development and publishing of a real-time 4X strategy game called Driftland: The Magic Revival, rogue-lite Danger Scavenger and top-down shooter with base-building elements Lumencraft.
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