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#Surviving the aftermath review 2021 update#

Finally, resources will now slowly decay if left on the ground, especially food, so make sure you have suitable storage areas!īesides all of the new features in Update 9, Paradox Interactive is also planning to bring Surviving the Aftermath to Steam Early Access in October, 2020, letting even more players try out their survive-them-up. Colonists now have greater movement while on roads, so you can make your colony more efficient, and Specialists are now able to carry out more tasks like building, scavening, and carrying.

Changes to colonist movement and more.

The bigger the animal, the greater the haul. If ranches aren't enough for your colony, or if you prefer a more "naturalistic" approach, wildlife in Surviving the Aftermath can now be hunted and harvested for food. The livestock first has to be bought from other Societies first, but once you have them you'll have a steady supply of food, as well as secondary products like wool and eggs. Interested players can now unlock an additional source of food for their colonies in ranches, which can be built and used to raise various livestock like cows, chickens, and sheep. This should make the early-game less tedious, as players can ensure they at least have the bare minimum before exposing their colonists to the dangers of the world.

To start, players will now begin with three Specialists to start with, allowing players to explore the initial area, construct a few basic buildings and utilities, and prepare a makeshift but functional camp before signalling to the other colonists to join them. The highlights of First Settlers includes: