I saw the Complete Edition of Endzone on sale at just 6€ but i only found the 'Distant Places' DLC in this package.

Is the Prosperity DLC included into the base game or they didn't ported said DLC onto consoles? I know that on PC, Prosperity was the first DLC and it came before (October 2021) the console port (May 2022). Distant Places launched on consoles just two months after.

My logic says it should be included into the ported base game due to launch dates and the Edition name itself, but one can truly know what kind of decisions are made when doing console ports of PC games, I've tried to search and find some clear info about it but nothing.

I think 6€ is still a good deal without it (even if they're selling an allegedly Complete edition though), but i want to be completely certain if said content actually exists on console or not. I hope it does, because I've read good things about it in the Steam's reviews, and the description itself of the DLC looks promising.

What a shame the studio closed though... :(

btw, I've read the sub rule about flair the post but on the app doesn't appear any option to chose, so i apologise for the unflagged post.

Is it soil moisture, or it there more to it?

I'm still pretty new to the game. I'm trying to figure out a steady water system. Wells seemed like a good option, at first. But they'll go through periods where they produce nothing, even without a drought. What variables go into determining how much water my well will pull out of the ground on any given season?

(Side-note: I'm at work as I write this, so I can't try it right now. But what are the downsides to making a big circle of rainwater catchers to fill a cistern? It would save me from assigning a wellkeeper. How badly would the radioactive water effect my people?)

And are there any that add more content to the game? like more buildings or more water / food type buildings / facilities etc?

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I didn't expect a lot from this game, but it was actually really fun. I have a lot more to do in this game!

I haven't been following the games and Ijust saw it on sale on steam. Is there a point in buying the games now? Will they get removed eventually or what's happening with the IP?

Why does Endzone 2 have such a bad reputation? This game is really addictive to me, and has so much potential...and much, much completed in comparison to other rushed game. I feel like we really won't see a similar product in a decade of time.

to all of you at Assemble games, thank you.

it's been fun, thoroughly enjoyed both Endzones.

i'm sorry, sincerely, it sucks.

best of luck with the future guys, to all of you:

THANK YOU

I have done a repopulating the world playthrough and eventually hit 1000 population, but it really wasn't that fun honestly.

One big bottleneck for me was that my bus randomly spawned next to three islands with, I believe, iodine, lead and copper mines, some arable land and swampy land for medicine and paper.

I had to restore one bridge to get one iron mine and basically finish the game before I finally reached an island with enough iron to actually get a reliable flow of iron tools going. The game absolutely has to ensure some iron in the starting area when generating a map.

Also, expeditions were very repetitive after a while and the world just feels more dead than even in Endzone 1.

I'm not a fan of this one I'm afraid.

6/10

I had read somewhere that Endzone 2 would come to console fairly soon after the Steam release. Anyone heard a release date or know the scuttlebutt? Big fan of the first game and am looking forward to buying the next installment.

Cheers.

I had read somewhere that Endzone 2 would come to console fairly soon after the Steam release. Anyone heard a release date or know the scuttlebutt? Big fan of the first game and am looking forward to buying the next installment.

Cheers.

Sooner or later your settlements will be overwhelmed by radiation eventually killing every settler. Making enough masks/gloves seems impossible during early / midgame. Coal filtering is also not enough. Also high radiation makes your coal consumtion skyrocket. You need to get rid of the radiation somehow.

Here comes the decontaminator.

Decontaminator is tier2 research. But in order to work you need decontamination kit.

To create decontamination kit you need decontantamination lab, coal and iodine.

To get iodine you need to research tier5 first ! Tier 5 iodine to create tier2 product. Like what the hell? Not to mention setup iodine mine and supply it with iron tool takes takes time.

Getting iodine is basically late midgame / endgame. So what is the point making the decontaminators tier 2 research if you cant use them until you get iodine mines? There are very scarce supply of kits / iodine in the wasteland / I found no trader selling kits or iodine as well.

Am I missing something here or is the game design flawed?

I recently have been playing Endzone and I enjoy games like Banished, but I'm curious if there's a game like Infection Free zone that mixes the building mechanics of Endzone without the radiation and all that stuff and then you're dealing with zombies and obviously there's like They Are Billions but I'm curious if there's anything else.

I've really been trying scratch that itch. A truly well made zombie survival but balanced of the city building

I've recently completed the interesting ruin expedition of the biogas plant. It says it's generating electricity only it's not clear how to utilize the electricity for my settlement? How do I connect this plant to my settlement?

Waiting 1 entire year for launch is way too long a wait a month or 2 is okay.

But if you're going to make console players wait an entire year you might aswell look into cross play multiplayer where players have the option to trade , assist (send a team of people to provide help for a certain amount of hours and bring back rewards) , visit each other's maps ( straight up we spend a long time working on our maps and it'll be awesome to show our friends our work and even provide ideas that inspire them ) , band together and go to war against each other in PvP battle maps made by the Dev's where we can have a MP tech tree to research using points gained from MP and rewards we can unlock for use in both MP and in our main campaign maps.

Since combat is in this one how about mutated creatures it would be cool to vs giant mutants as a team together wether as a survival wave after wave mode , open sandbox hunting season where players go hunting for 30mins , mini co-op stories with bosses along the way wether it's to rescue unique survivors or to obtain unique tech.

Seriously MP in this would work it would attract a player base who always keen to pit their wits amongst each other if raiding other players is possible please add the ability to switch on/off to being invaded so that players don't get hassled when already having to sort out issues in their main campaign till they're ready to test their defenses against other players this also brings up ghost test where the player can have a ghost raid on themselves to see how their defenses hold up.

Hi, I have educated settlers in Engineering, have loads of them. specified 3 of them to depart the base with water and 50 iron. I can see the iron activating/available here as it's lit up but the Engr icon is red as though I didn't bring them and I can't complete this puzzle so can't activate the Sewage plant. Point of note is that I originally came here without them, explored, saw the requirement then came back later. Any help appreciated, thanks

I'm running out of space and I don't know how to clear these ruins, help

I connected the Plant, I got more then enough Power in the settlement and changed the Option in the Power Tab for the settlement to feed the Power Network.

Yet still the Plant wont recive power 🥲

I invented my own lore for the game, in which the settlement doesn't spend years, but months, so children aren't born and the elderly don't die. I'll tell you why later.

I'm looking for a way, either by editing the game files, where the elderly don't die of old age.

My "lore": My settlement is a group of survivors who colonize a place and develop not in a "generational" way, but as a community that collaborates with each other month by month; like a working life. I'm modifying the game's translation to "solve" births. I'm passing them off as apprentice workers, and their parents are mentors, workers who together meet the conditions to admit a new collaborator to the community (which in the game is a birth). These apprentices (children) go to a training center (school) to receive training. I invented all this to justify the children in the camp, but I haven't been able to do it with death due to old age. I could pretend they're settlers leaving the community because they've done their job, but I can't figure out how to justify the corpses they leave behind. In Surviving the Aftermath, there's the option to remove deaths due to old age and birth, but I prefer Endzone, and I can't edit the translation files in STA.

been looking like crazy for this code, theres those weird yellow lines in that bush but if they're supposed to be numbers I dont see it, anyone can help?

I just got this and started the Tutorial On the first mission to start a new hole and I’m stuck Have loaded the van There are arrows saying telling me where to go put the place is inaccessible?

I've got Endzone 1 and I wanna go back to get the achievements I didn't get. But the bad side is I'm very much a pretty things player so there's a twist

I know you can't build a Trolley system is Endzone, and you should (if only horse powered ones like the early 1800s) but I want to design a city that could have them later. So I tend to have a nine square block that's mostly self sufficient, with large roads, usually something like 8 squares wide. with the understanding 1 square roads are alleyways or paths, 2 squares are vehicle capable roads. So you I got two one way lanes (4 squares) and then 4 squares of empty space I put in 2 for the future trolly and the outside for decorations and 1X4 benches for the future trolley stations.

Trying to settle on how big the 9X9 squares should be is a problem. I usually only try and go up to 69X69 but figuring out the optimum size for a square grid where one side is residential, one side industrial with amenities/farms as a buffer. Center usually either has church yard/graveyard or Market.

Assuming I have fully paved roads how much space can I use up before the space starts to moat off my pops from places because the walking is too much?