If you die, you’ll drop some things you picked up since you last left home base.
That will also be where you go when you die.Īs far as I can tell, death isn’t too horrible in this game. That way, when you go to the map and tap on the same house icon in the upper right hand corner, you’ll go straight there without having to find it on the map. You can also tap on a Telepad and then select the little house icon to make that Telepad your home base. Damage over time - like poison, bleed, or burn - will also prevent you from teleporting. But you can only do so if you’re not in battle, being chased by an enemy. From the map, you can tap on any of those teleporters to move there instantly. The one with the infinity symbol is for everything else, such as walls, lamps, trophies, seeds, chairs, etc.Īs you explore by foot, you’ll come across teleportation stations called Telepads. The one with the floor icon is for laying down floors and furdle durt (fertile dirt) for planting. If you tap the little hammer in the lower left corner, you’ll be able to place down floors, walls and other decorations. If you get ganged up on by more creatures than you can handle, run as fast as you can and they’ll lose interest. Running is as much a skill in this game as fighting.
But the area they’re about to attack turns red (trajectory), so you can try to avoid it. If you get too close to a creature, they’ll start attacking you. As you get stronger, the red monsters will turn orange, orange will turn yellow, etc. Orange is more difficult and red can kill you very easily if you’re not really careful. White means they’re easy, yellow means they’re a little stronger than you but shouldn’t cause too much trouble. The color of the name tells you how strong they are compared to you. If you tap on one, you can see their name. Everywhere you go, you’ll see creatures of different levels. If you don’t like what you get, just salvage it (as explained above) and recycle the salvaged ingredients into a new one.Ĭreatures also provide ingredients for crafting, but first you need to kill them. You can keep creating new ones to try to get a better quality. They go from Normal (white) > Acceptable (green) > Satisfying (blue) > Excellent (purple) > Legendary (orange)Įxcept for legendary items, the quality of a weapon or piece of armor is random. You can only access your recipes (or schematics) from a workstation, but you can track a single recipe to see how many ingredients you still need while you’re out hunting for them.īS SSSS SS5 > Sawmill > Skinnery > Stoneshaper > Chemworks (and Kiln) > Squathe > Fishiminea > Crystal Kiln > Jollyscope > Jackreaver (and Cauldron) > Bioloom >Compressor > Centrifuge > Granvil (and Thrombopump) > Shredbasket > Gastropestle (and Pressure Cooker) > Tumbler (and Slurrifier) > Burnchurn > Refinery > Foundry (and Bagpump)Įvery item you craft has a quality level. Each new workstation you build will allow you to make stronger weapons, armor, and tools. The Sawmill can craft a Skinnery, the Skinnery can craft a Stoneshaper, and so on. From there, you can make a Sawmill, which will allow you to craft wooden armor and other items. The BS SSSS SS5 is the first workstation you get. Any items that you find in rocks, plants or creatures will automatically go to your inventory, and there’s unlimited space. If you don’t have a strong enough tool for it yet, just come back later. Hack at everything you find to harvest it.
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